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What is the application process for a UK sole representative visa?

Your application for a Sole Representative Visa must be made on an online form (with the exception of North Korea). Supporting documentation must also be submitted electronically and you will also need to supply your biometric details (i.e. fingerprints and photographs) in person at a visa application centre. Having submitted your application you may be called for a visa interview by a Home Office caseworker. Once your application is approved, you will be issued with a short-term vignette or sticker in your passport to allow you to travel to the UK. You will need to collect your biometric residence permit (full visa) within 10 days of arrival to the UK.

In other words:

  1. Field-tested strategy (it isn't required yet fitting as it will show the suitability and realness of your business and your job in it).
  2. Adequate budgetary intends to keep up yourself and your family without accepting state benefits during the entire term of your remain.
  3. English language test (least level A1).
  4. Tuberculosis test (relies upon the nation you are from)

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