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I will be flying to Pittsburgh from Benagluru (India) and want to stop in London for 2-3 days to visit my friend. What sort of visa would I need to go to London? As I am an Indian national I will also hold a student visa for the USA.
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I will be flying to Pittsburgh from Benagluru (India) and want to stop in London for 2-3 days to visit my friend. What sort of visa would I need to go to London? As I am an Indian national I will also hold a student visa for the USA.
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Holding a US student visa makes no difference to UK visitor visa requirements - whether you need one or not is still determined by your citizenship.
– Traveller
4 hours ago
@Traveller it's still reasonable to bring up as it does make a difference in some places and for some types of visas, even in the UK.
– Kevin
51 mins ago
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I will be flying to Pittsburgh from Benagluru (India) and want to stop in London for 2-3 days to visit my friend. What sort of visa would I need to go to London? As I am an Indian national I will also hold a student visa for the USA.
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Holding a US student visa makes no difference to UK visitor visa requirements - whether you need one or not is still determined by your citizenship.
– Traveller
4 hours ago
@Traveller it's still reasonable to bring up as it does make a difference in some places and for some types of visas, even in the UK.
– Kevin
51 mins ago
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Holding a US student visa makes no difference to UK visitor visa requirements - whether you need one or not is still determined by your citizenship.
– Traveller
4 hours ago
@Traveller it's still reasonable to bring up as it does make a difference in some places and for some types of visas, even in the UK.
– Kevin
51 mins ago
Holding a US student visa makes no difference to UK visitor visa requirements - whether you need one or not is still determined by your citizenship.
– Traveller
4 hours ago
Holding a US student visa makes no difference to UK visitor visa requirements - whether you need one or not is still determined by your citizenship.
– Traveller
4 hours ago
@Traveller it's still reasonable to bring up as it does make a difference in some places and for some types of visas, even in the UK.
– Kevin
51 mins ago
@Traveller it's still reasonable to bring up as it does make a difference in some places and for some types of visas, even in the UK.
– Kevin
51 mins ago
add a comment |
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To visit friends in the UK you need a Standard Visitor Visa.
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One could conceivably visit friends during a Transit Without Visa, for which the OP is eligible via their US student visa. But that allows for a maximum of 48 hours in the UK, and realistically much less.
– Michael Seifert
1 hour ago
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To visit friends in the UK you need a Standard Visitor Visa.
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One could conceivably visit friends during a Transit Without Visa, for which the OP is eligible via their US student visa. But that allows for a maximum of 48 hours in the UK, and realistically much less.
– Michael Seifert
1 hour ago
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To visit friends in the UK you need a Standard Visitor Visa.
answered 5 hours ago
Michael HamptonMichael Hampton
38.4k385170
One could conceivably visit friends during a Transit Without Visa, for which the OP is eligible via their US student visa. But that allows for a maximum of 48 hours in the UK, and realistically much less.
– Michael Seifert
1 hour ago
add a comment |
To visit friends in the UK you need a Standard Visitor Visa.
answered 5 hours ago
Michael HamptonMichael Hampton
38.4k385170
To visit friends in the UK you need a Standard Visitor Visa.
answered 5 hours ago
Michael HamptonMichael Hampton
38.4k385170
answered 5 hours ago
Michael HamptonMichael Hampton
38.4k385170
answered 5 hours ago
Michael HamptonMichael Hampton
38.4k385170
answered 5 hours ago
Michael HamptonMichael Hampton
38.4k385170
38.4k385170
One could conceivably visit friends during a Transit Without Visa, for which the OP is eligible via their US student visa. But that allows for a maximum of 48 hours in the UK, and realistically much less.
– Michael Seifert
1 hour ago
add a comment |
One could conceivably visit friends during a Transit Without Visa, for which the OP is eligible via their US student visa. But that allows for a maximum of 48 hours in the UK, and realistically much less.
– Michael Seifert
1 hour ago
One could conceivably visit friends during a Transit Without Visa, for which the OP is eligible via their US student visa. But that allows for a maximum of 48 hours in the UK, and realistically much less.
– Michael Seifert
1 hour ago
One could conceivably visit friends during a Transit Without Visa, for which the OP is eligible via their US student visa. But that allows for a maximum of 48 hours in the UK, and realistically much less.
– Michael Seifert
1 hour ago
add a comment |
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Holding a US student visa makes no difference to UK visitor visa requirements - whether you need one or not is still determined by your citizenship.
– Traveller
4 hours ago
@Traveller it's still reasonable to bring up as it does make a difference in some places and for some types of visas, even in the UK.
– Kevin
51 mins ago