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Brighture Immigration

Visitor visas for business trips, family visits and holidays.

We prepare clear, well-evidenced visitor applications that show your trip is genuine and that you will leave on time. We match the purpose of your trip to the activities each country allows, then gather the evidence its rules ask for. We help with short stays in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, the Schengen area, Australia and the UAE.

GuideVisitor visas
Service
Visitor & Short-Stay
Destinations
Countries
5
Stages
5 steps
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Who it's for

Is this guide for you?

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  • Business travellers attending meetings, conferences, trade fairs or short internal training
  • Holidaymakers and people visiting family and friends
  • Speakers and presenters at events, where the visit rules allow it
  • Travellers who were refused before and need a stronger application

Routes by destination

The main options in each country.

Pick a destination. Rules change often, so we confirm the right route in your consultation.

United Kingdom

The Standard Visitor visa or an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA), for tourism, family visits, business meetings, short events and some limited study.

Read the United Kingdom guide
Route names to know
  • Standard Visitor visa
  • Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)

What we do

Our part, stage by stage.

01

Checking the purpose of your trip

  • A check that your plans fall within an allowed visitor category
  • A comparison when there is more than one option, such as a visa or an electronic travel authorisation
  • A realistic timeline for applying, biometrics and the decision
02

Evidence pack

  • A document checklist based on your purpose and nationality
  • Templates for your itinerary, accommodation details and invitation or support letters
  • Guidance on showing your funds, your ties at home and your plan to return
  • Forms completed for you and checked before anything is submitted
03

Submission and appointments

  • Filing online or at a visa centre
  • Biometrics or interview booked, with a mock interview where useful
  • Case tracking, with regular updates on where things stand
04

Staying within the rules

  • Plain guidance on what you can and cannot do during your visit
  • A record of your permitted activities, useful for future applications
  • Help if your travel plans change before you go

The process

From first call to decision.

  1. 01

    Your trip

    We confirm that the purpose of your trip fits an allowed category and flag any risks before you pay any official fee.

  2. 02

    Your checklist

    We send a checklist built for you, with templates for support letters, itineraries and proof of funds.

  3. 03

    Building and checking the application

    We complete the forms, check everything is consistent, and review your evidence against the latest rules for that country.

  4. 04

    Submission and biometrics

    We submit the application, book biometrics or an interview, and run through likely questions with you where needed.

  5. 05

    Decision and travel

    If you are approved, we send a final checklist for the day you travel. If you are refused, we review the refusal and help you prepare a stronger fresh application.

Before you start

It helps if you already have:

  • A clear, genuine reason for your trip that fits what visitors are allowed to do
  • Enough money to cover the trip without working in the country
  • Accommodation and travel plans that match the purpose and dates
  • Strong ties to your home country, such as a job, studies, business, property or family
  • A clear intention, and the means, to leave before your permission ends

Missing something? That does not rule you out. Tell us where things stand and we will look at your options.

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