Visa Application

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What is an Invitation Letter for Visa Application?

An Invitation Letter for a visa application is a letter that the applicant has to submit to the embassy or consulate where they are applying for a visitor visa.

This document is written by the applicant’s host and addressed either to the applicant or to the consular officer, confirming that they will accommodate the applicant in their home for the whole period of their stay in the country where the host lawfully resides.

Letter of Invitation for UK Visa Application

A letter of invitation for a UK visa is written by a citizen or legal resident of the United Kingdom, addressed to a foreigner with whom they have family ties or friendship, inviting them to stay over at their house. It is also a confirmation that they have enough room for the visitor, for the entire period of their stay in the UK.

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Letter of Invitation for US Visa Application

A letter of invitation is written by a United States citizen or legal resident, to confirm that they are willing to accommodate an international with whom they have family ties, or friendship, meaning that they have enough room for the visitor for the entire period of their stay in the US.

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Letter of Invitation for Canada Visa Application

An invitation letter for a Canadian visitor visa is a simple signed letter from a Canadian citizen or legal resident inviting an international, with whom they have family ties or friendship, to the country.

Visit the following article to learn the details of writing an invitation letter for a Canada visa application.

What are the Requirements to Write a Letter of Invitation?

The host must fulfill the following requirements in order for the letter of invitation to be valid:

• must be a citizen or lawful permanent resident of the country you plan on visiting
• must be your friend, boyfriend / girlfriend or family member / relative
• must have a registered place (home, flat)
• must have enough room for the applicant

The Letter of Invitation is not required by every embassy in the world, but it is strongly recommended to submit one even if not required.

How to Write a Letter of Invitation for Visa Application?

To many it might sound confusing, but writing a letter of invitation might be the easiest part of your visa application, if you have rightly understood what it serves for. The letter has to be written by the guest and addressed either to you or to the consular officer. Some embassies have their own invitation form, therefore, make sure to check about it when you get the checklist of visa required documents. If they already have a form, then your host will only have to fulfill the empty spaces with the right information.

But even if they do not, below we have listed some samples which you can use by replacing the information according to your case.

When writing an invitation letter, the main thing the writer has to keep in mind, is that the letter must include some important details, of the host and the guest. The letter must contain the following information about the host:

• Full name
• Date of birth
• Address
• Telephone number
• Occupation
• Type of home (owned / rent house / flat / room)
• Host’s status in the host country (If the host is residing in that country a work visa, student visa, permanent resident, or is a citizen or any other legal status)
• Signature

On the other side, the letter must also include the following information about the guest:

• Full name as shown on their International Passport
• Date of birth
• The person’s address and telephone number
• Relationship between the host and the guest
• The purpose of the trip (friendly visit, holiday, wedding, birthday party.)
• Exact entry date and exit date

If the letter is addressed to the guest do not make it sound too official. It is better if it sounds more personal and friendlier rather than formal, so that the consular officer can have a better sight of the relationship between the host and the guest.

Letter of Invitation Supporting Documents

As mentioned above, in many embassies the Letter of Invitation is not a requirement, therefore the host is not obliged to send other documents alongside with it. Still, even if the letter is a requirement or not, it would be very thoughtful if the applicant submitted any of the following documents alongside with the Letter of Invitation:

• A scanned copy of host’s ID / passport
• Evidence of means of subsistence (if the host will financially support the guest)
• Proof of home / flat ownership or rental contract
• An Itinerary of the places planned to visit together
• If the host has taken days off from work to be with you during your period of stay in their country, then submitting a document that proves that would be in your favor

Where to Submit the Letter of Invitation?

The letter is submitted by the guest at the embassy or consulate along with the visa document file. The host must scan it and send it to the guest, who will later submit it with the other supporting documents on the day of their appointment at the embassy or consulate.

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IELTS Classes

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IELTS Classes

Let’s come to the point and learn how to get the desired IELTS band with minimum effort.

1. Start with the official IELTS practice material.
2. Try to understand the pattern of IELTS test and then consider your weak points.
3. The last and most important step is to practice the test again and again.
4. Remember, there is a maximum time for each module. Practice until you can complete the test within the given time.

Note: This information is regarding how to prepare for IELTS, not how to improve your basic English language. If you have appeared in the IELTS test and not able to score the desired band, you might need to focus on your language. Get the admission at Immigration Experts IELTS Classes In Lahore and you will be able to get the desired band for sure.

How to Practice the IELTS Test?

Practice Makes the Man Perfect!

Practice is very important in almost every field of the universe. It’s hard to achieve your IELTS goal without practicing it perfectly.

IELTS Listening Module

Listening is the easiest module of the IELTS test. The test includes 40 questions and you need to answer them while hearing from the speaker.

The best way to practice is to start watching the movies without subtitles, listen BBC English news for half an hour daily, and etc. After practicing this for a couple of weeks, you can download the sample tests available online and test your listening abilities. Keep practicing until you start making your desired scores.

IELTS Reading Module

Reading is a bit tricky!

In my personal opinion, this is the most difficult module of the test. But, practice can make you get the desired score. First of all, you need to understand the nature of reading module. In the reading test, you need to read the given stories and answer the questions.

Time is the key in this module. Most of the people claim that they left some questions because the time ran out. Actually, you don’t need to read all the paragraphs and then answer the questions. Skimming is the way to go!

For practicing, you need to download plenty of reading tests and start completing them. Start the timer once you start a test and try to complete it as soon as possible. In the start, you can take extra time for each test and then you can start reducing the time.

For further details and guidance, it is recommended to contact us and admit yourself in the classes at Lahore. We also offer a 3-Day special training for IELTS. Let us know if you are interested!

IELTS Writing Module

Writing! It’s all about practice and your writing abilities. How to improve writing ability? Writing can be improved through reading other writers and then trying the same. If you think that you can improve it, you should take admission in IELTS classes.

Download the official test materials and you will get an idea about the topics. Now, your job is to research these topics and try to write as better as possible. Write for an hour each day and you will get better in a month for sure.

If you have appeared in the test and didn’t received the target score, you can contact us any time and we will guide you how to get the desired BAND.

IELTS Speaking Module

Speaking is all about confidence and your ability. There are a number of people who can speak english perfectly, but they get confused in front of the invigilator. With the ability of speaking, you also need to improve your confidence level, so you can speak at the right moment.

For practicing, you can get to someone who can speak English and talk for at least 30 minutes each day. For better results, you should join IELTS academy where everyone is speaking English. In a complete English speaking environment, you will improve your speaking skills in no time.

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Family Reunion Cases

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Family Reunion Cases  

Refugee family reunion is a safe and legal way for refugee families who have been torn apart by war and persecution to reunite. It has the potential to prevent dangerous journeys across oceans and continents to Europe and the UK.

Who’s affected?

Last year, we helped to reunite more than 250 families torn apart by conflict or natural disaster. We look at 91 of those cases in our Family reunion report.

The report shows that refugees’ families often cross borders to make a family reunion application at their nearest British embassy. For some, this means journeys across areas of violence and armed conflict.

Over half of applicants left behind and examined by the Red Cross study were at risk of violence, torture or harassment while applying for family reunion.

What needs to change?

A lack of safe and legal routes for people who fled their homes because of violence and war can force them to make dangerous journeys. This includes putting themselves and their families in the hands of smugglers and people traffickers.

When legal channels are restricted, families who have been torn apart are unable to reunite safely in the UK.

Women and children are left open to exploitation. Children shouldn’t be left to care for themselves in places such as rough camps in France or other countries. 

More legal support

Ninety-five per cent of people using our family reunion service find it very difficult to apply for family reunion without legal support.

Many refugees can’t exercise their right to family reunion because they can’t afford legal help. Since April 2013, legal aid funding has not been available for family reunion in England and Wales.

The government should fund the cost of complex family reunion cases and make the application form easier to understand and complete.

Our calls to decision makers

• We want young adults who depend on their parents to be able to join their families in the UK.
• Separated refugee children should be able to sponsor their closest family members.
• We want to see the family reunion form simplified.
• We are also calling on the UK government to bring back legal aid for family reunion applications.
• We are also calling for a safe way of managing Dublin Regulation transfers.

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