What if my reason for going to the UK changes?

A visa is normally issued for a specific purpose. If your reason for going to the UK changes, you should inform the visa office, preferably the one that issued your visa. You may be asked to make another visa application.

Does the visa guarantee my entry to the UK?

You should not experience any problems on arrival in the UK, providing that:

• you have given the entry clearance officer all information relevant to your visit to the UK
• you have not, with or without your knowledge, given false information to support your application, and
• there has been no change to your circumstances, or reasons for going to the UK, since the visa was issued.

If you have given false information to support your application you will be refused entry to the UK and may be automatically refused a visa for the following ten years for using deception on an application.

Do I need to bring any documents with me to the UK?

On arrival, an immigration officer may ask you to show evidence of your reasons for coming to the UK. This may include travel tickets, evidence of funding, letters from your sponsor or businesses you are visiting, or schools you will study at. You should carry in your hand luggage copies of documents that you showed to the entry clearance officer.