Features and nuances of a guest visa
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Publication date: 21.07.2025
Recently, our team was asked a question: “Does it affect the decision if I am temporarily not living in Ukraine? I want to issue a guest visa”
We wanna share the answer from our specialists:
14.07.2025 17:05:51 If you are temporarily not living in Ukraine and wish to issue a guest visa for someone to visit you, it generally should not affect the decision as long as you meet the requirements set by the country where you are currently residing. Visa applications typically focus on the applicant's eligibility and the host's ability to support or accommodate them during their stay. However, there are a few considerations to keep in mind: 1. **Documentation**: Ensure that all necessary documents are provided, such as proof of relationship or invitation, financial means, and accommodation details. 2. **Legal Residency**: If you're applying from a country where you're not a permanent resident, be prepared to show legal residency status or permission to stay in that country. 3. **Host Country Requirements**: Each country has its own visa application process and requirements. It's important to check specific guidelines for inviting guests. 4. **Purpose of Visit**: Clearly state the purpose of the visit and ensure it aligns with the type of visa being applied for (e.g., tourism, family visit). 5. **Duration of Stay**: Be clear about how long your guest intends to stay and ensure it complies with visa regulations. 6. **Return Assurance**: Provide evidence that your guest intends to return to Ukraine after their visit, which may include ties like employment or family responsibilities back home. It's advisable to consult with the embassy or consulate of the country where you are currently residing for specific guidance related to issuing a guest visa under your circumstances.
19.07.2025 17:54:09 Yes, your current place of residence can affect the decision on a UK Visitor Visa. If you are temporarily not living in Ukraine, you must clearly explain your current status and legal residence in the country where you now live. The UK Home Office will assess: Your legal immigration status in the country of application Whether you have strong ties to your home country (Ukraine), such as family, employment, or property Whether your travel is truly temporary Whether you will return after your visit Lack of stable legal status or weak ties to any country may raise doubts about your intent to return, which increases the risk of refusal. Always submit evidence of legal residence, purpose of travel, and return plans.
20.07.2025 21:06:20 Yes, if you are temporarily not living in Ukraine, it may affect your UK visitor visa application. The key factor is proving strong ties to your current country of residence — such as employment, studies, rental contract, or family. You must clearly demonstrate your intention to return after your visit. The UKVI will assess whether your circumstances suggest you might overstay. Provide documents showing legal stay in your current country, financial stability, and a clear reason for your visit. Also include return travel plans and evidence that your stay in the UK is temporary.
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