Visa

Visa 

If you require a visa to enter the United Kingdom, we would strongly encourage you to make early arrangements to apply as this takes a minimum of 15 working days (three weeks), and can take longer. You may also need to provide biometric data and relevant documentation to support your visit, including:

1. A current and valid travel document or passport
2. Evidence that you can support yourself during your trip, e.g. bank statements, payslips etc for the past 6 months
3. Letters of invitation, sponsorship or notes verbale supporting your visit
4. Previous passports (to show your previous travel history)
5. Evidence of your marital status, eg a marriage certificate, a civil partnership certificate, a divorce certificate or a death certificate
6. Evidence of your current employment or studies, including salary details

Full details, including the online application process, are available at UK Visas and immigration. A guide to the types of documents that visa officers find helpful is also available.

Please note EU Schengen visa arrangements do not apply to the UK. You will need a separate visa for entry to the UK.

Visa support letter

A visa support letter can be provided by the Green Party of England and Wales as Congress hosts, but this does not guarantee the issuance of a visa.

To provide you with a visa support letter we will need your full name as it appears on your passport, your date of birth and your passport number.

To request a visa support letter, you must submit this form: http://greens2017.org/registration_details

EGP Delegates who also go to the Council in Glasgow, please send an email to Anna Yeliseyeva. We can try to arrange one visa for both events.