Any changes to UK Standard visa application process
I would like to is there any recent changes to UK visitor application process? One of my friends applied for her visa(by herself) in late february and got an apoitmebt date 1st week of march and got it granted.however her travel dates are in July which is almost 5 months before her travel date.i thought the standard rule is 3 months before only you can lodge it. Has there been any recent changes to before when you should apply?
Did my friend get really lucky here??is it the general rule to reject if you apply too early? because they give you 6 months from day granted and if your travel period falls in between the 6 months, they will grant visa?
If anyone with similar experrience please share.
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Are UK visa applications being processed?
Standard visitor visa applications are currently taking on average 6 weeks to process. We are working hard to process applications to get back to the 3-week service standard.Are there delays in UK visa processing?
However, the Home Office has announced that both priority and super priority visa services are currently temporarily suspended for new study, work and family visa applications submitted outside the UK whilst it prioritises Ukraine Visa Scheme applications. This suspension has been in place since 14 March 2022.Why UK visa getting delayed 2022?
Since the invasion of Ukraine on February 24th, the processing times for all applications have been increasing. The UKVI has been prioritising the processing of UK visa applications from Ukrainians fleeing the invasion, and this has caused delays for all other UK visa applicants.Can you speed up UK visa application?
Applying from inside the UK. You may be able to pay for a faster decision on a visa or settlement ('indefinite leave to remain') application if you're applying from inside the UK. You can only pay for a faster decision on certain visas.Sources: Stack Exchange - This article follows the attribution requirements of Stack Exchange and is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.