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你好 我的英国签证上type of visa 是C 后面还有C-VISIT-CHILD ACCOMPANIED 这是什么签 是团队签证吗？

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• Schengen Visa Types

How long is the Schengen visa valid?

Schengen visas have a limited validity period, which depends on the trip’s purpose and the visa category itself. The Schengen states issue short- and long-stay visas.

A short-stay visa is issued to a foreigner for the first trip to one of the countries of the agreement. A long-stay visa can be issued to those who have visited Schengen several times and have not violated visa requirements. But the decision is always made by the embassy of the country where the applicant applies.

If a Schengen visa is issued for up to 5 years, this does not indicate the possibility of staying in the Schengen states for all 5 years. The validity period of a visa and the length of stay in countries are different concepts.

The duration of stay in the Schengen Area also depends on the visa type ― up to a maximum of 90 days every 180 days. For example, if a visa is issued for five years, a foreigner can enter the region as many times as they want. The main thing is not to stay in the Schengen Area for more than 90 days within 180 days.

To avoid confusion about validity terms and stay terms, we are presenting the Schengen visa types in the table below.

A Schengen visa is pasted into a foreign passport and is often called a visa sticker. The visa has a special hologram, which is forgery protection.

The sticker contains information about the owner and the country that issued the visa. The visa validity area, validity period, duration of stay, and purpose of the visit must be specified.

A visa is required for all citizens of countries not part of the Schengen Area. There are exceptions: citizens of countries with which an agreement on visa-free entry to the Schengen Area was signed. For example, countries like Cyprus, Grenada, and Dominica.

Foreigners receive a visa at the embassies and consulates of the member states of the Schengen agreement. If the applicant plans to visit more than one country, it is recommended to submit documents to the representative office of the Schengen state where they will spend the most time.

With a Schengen visa, you can travel to Austria, Belgium, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland.

The visa also allows you to visit countries that are:

• candidates to join the European Union — Albania, Romania, Macedonia, Cyprus, and Bulgaria. 
• de facto belong to the Schengen Area due to the peculiarities of their location ― Andorra, Monaco, Vatican City and San Marino.

However, if a foreigner is travelling with a single-entry visa, they will not be able to use it to return to the territory of a Schengen Area state.

Three types of the Schengen visa depending on the purpose of your trip:

• Uniform Schengen visa (USV);
• Limited territorial visa (LTV);
• National visa.

A visa type depends on the visit’s purpose and the stay’s duration. All types are indicated by the letters: A, C, and D .

Type A visa ― transit, Type C ― short-stay, allows you to stay in the Schengen states for up to 90 days within six months. Type D visa is a national visa issued for a longer stay in a Schengen country, for example, to study.

Validity periods of the visa are limited and depend on the purpose of the trip and the category. For example, a transit visa is issued for up to 2 days. The maximum validity period of a Schengen visa is 5 years. Specialists of the embassy and consulate decide on the deadline.

The duration of stay in the Schengen states is limited : foreigners can stay in the agreement countries for up to 90 days every 180 days. You will need to obtain a national Type D visa for a longer stay.

“A visa sticker” is a Schengen visa’s second name. The visa itself is pasted into the passport. Each sticker contains a unique hologram that confirms the authenticity of the visa.

The sticker must contain information about the owner and the country that issued the visa. The details are the country and city of issuance, visa validity area, validity period and duration of stay, as well as the purpose of the visit.

The visa is issued to citizens from countries outside the Schengen Area.

There are exceptions for the countries that have signed an agreement on visa-free entry with the Schengen Area. Citizens of these countries do not need to obtain a Schengen visa, for instance, Cypriots, Grenadians or Montenegrins.

Foreigners apply for a visa at the consulate of one of the Schengen states. Documents are submitted to the country’s consulate, where the longest stay is planned during the first trip.

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• Entering and staying in the UK

Special visitor, child visitors sponsored by charities: VAT04

• UK Visas and Immigration

Published 9 December 2013

This guidance was withdrawn on 24 April 2015

This entry clearance guidance is no longer current. A child visitor charity registration form is still available to download.

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This publication is available at https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/special-visitor-child-visitors-sponsored-by-charities-vat04/special-visitor-child-visitors-sponsored-by-charities-vat04

1. VAT4.1 What are the requirements

Immigration Rules for child visitors ( Paragraph 46A-F )

Children being sponsored through charities for short term stays in the UK should be treated as Child Visitors to the UK (see section of child visitors) and subject to the requirements of paragraph 46A of HC395 as amended - which requires that suitable arrangements be made for the child’s reception and care in the United Kingdom.

• All children over the age of five must provide biometric details at the time of making an application.
• Visa application forms should be completed in full, including a record of the name, address (not a PO Box number) and landline telephone number (where one exists) of the parent or carer in the child’s home country.
• A letter from the parent or guardian confirming their relationship to the child and consenting to the child’s application should be presented.
• Schooling details in the child’s home country.
• A letter from the school if the child is travelling during school term time.

Charities should include in the visa application form:

• Full details of the hosts allocated to accommodate the children whilst in the UK.
• Full details of checks carried out on the hosts. These checks must be in line with the charity’s own child protection policy and any Charities Commission or Devolved Authority requirements, such as CRB checks.
• State whether this is the first or a subsequent visit sponsored by the charity for the child.

ECOs must be satisfied that appropriate checks have been carried out by the charity prior to a visa application being submitted. As a guide, at the time of application any CRB checks should be no more than three years old.

Charities may only change host families allocated to children, and as stated on the visa application form, in exceptional circumstances. Full details of the new host family and the checks (as set out above) carried out on them must be presented.

Where children are not residing with host-families (for example in cases where they may be residing in residential centres), charities should provide full details of the arrangements.

Where a child’s visit exceeds 28 days, under child foster care arrangements the host family is required to present evidence to satisfy the ECO that they have contacted their local Social Services for a home assessment. Where a home assessment has been completed and approved, evidence of this should be provided.

Where a council declines to carry out such an assessment, their response and any relevant evidence to demonstrate that suitable arrangements have been made for the child’s stay in the UK should be presented.

ECOs should only issue visas when they are satisfied that children will be adequately accommodated and duty of care obligations have been met.

2. VAT4.2 How charities register their details

Charities facilitating child visits to stay with UK host families should be encouraged to register their details with the Embassy on the charity registration pro-forma below prior to submitting applications on the child’s behalf.

Child visitor charity registration form can be downloaded from this guidance page.

Charity Registration details to include:

• the Charity Commission registration number*,
• list of trustees,
• charity details in both the UK and home country,
• charity’s child protection policy,
• outline of the selection process for inclusion of children in scheme,
• details of host families including their CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) checks and
• assessment of suitability.

*To note: If a charity’s income does not reach the threshold of £5,000 per annum it does not need to register with the Charities Commission under the Charities Act 2006.

Charities should notify posts of any amendments to their registration details, which should be recorded accordingly. It is recommended that charities re-register and provide up-to-date details every 12 months

3. VAT4.3 When is the visa valid for travel?

Where children are sponsored to travel to the UK through charities, ECOs should limit the entry clearance to a single entry visit visa valid for six months - for more information see VAT01 Visitors: general for visa validity.

4. VAT4.4 What is the visa endorsement for an accompanied child?

Where a child is travelling in the company of the group leader(s) the ‘Child Accompanied’ endorsement should be used and their details should be identified on the child’s visa vignette:

C: VISIT CHILD ACCOMPANIED LTE 6 MONTHS, CODE 3. Only valid if accompanied by [adult’s passport number and first name initial and full surname] or [adult’s passport number and first name initial, and full surname] (space allowing).

If the child sponsored by a charity is travelling to the UK with one adult:

C: VISIT CHILD ACCOMPANIED LTE 6 MONTHS, CODE 3. Only valid if accompanied by [enter the accompanying adult’s passport number, first name initial, and full surname] (space allowing).

5. VAT4.5 What is the visa endorsement for an unaccompanied child?

Where a child is travelling unaccompanied, the ‘Child Unaccompanied’ endorsement should be used. The ECO should pay particular attention to the applications and circumstances of a child - recording full details on Proviso of the host in the UK.

C: VISIT CHILD UNACCOMPANIED LTE 6 MONTHS, CODE 3

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Child Visit Visa Issued

Discussion in ' UK Visa and Immigration Help ' started by joyclarke , Nov 8, 2013 .

joyclarke Member

I have mixed emotions as I have received an email from my best friend with my kids visas attached. I was so excited because finally I can now finalise their travel arrangements and then I noticed that there is/are annotations on the visa and to my dismay, they have categorised it as C-Visit Child Accompanied and is only valid if either myself or my husband accompanies them i.e. pick them up in the Phils, and then take them back to the Philippines. I know I should be jumping for joy but the thought of spending thousands of pounds for my airfare just to pick them up and then take them back will make a huge dent on our budget! I mean it's alright if you got loads of cash hanging around, a husband with disability, two young kids and oh yeah a business to manage. My husband and I run a small housing association for the disabled, homeless and elderly and it does take up a lot of our time. I clearly emphasised these situations on my letter to the embassy and also to DSWD who has by the way understood our scenario hence they have issued a 2 year travel clearance. My kids are 11 and 13, and we have inquired with Emirates Airlines about their Unaccompanied Minor Service and they said you are not the first and you won't be the last, and they do it on regular occasion. I am just blown that I have to spend thousands of pounds, I mean I am not putting any price but the money that we would spend on my airfare could be put on better use. I rang UKBA who was very helpful and they said that although the condition of their visa states that it is only valid if accompanied by me or my husband, we are expected to accompany them but it is not mandatory. It is the discretion of the receiving port whether they would allow it or not and also the airlines. I didn't want to take any risk so my husband rang emirates who was also very helpful and said they are surprised that the UK Embassy made a remark as Accompanied when their situation is not isolated and they accompany minor children who are even younger than my 2 kids as long as they are not 5 years old and below. Emirates then reserved their seats for Dec 15 and requested us to send an email detailing their visas, passport and their contact person. They are going to have words with the Manager of UKBA in Manchester Airport and I am hoping that they allow them to fly without me or my husband. If approved, they will put this in writing and inform the relevant authorities as we don't want to take any chances, as my middle name is complicated. I just would like to share this story as I know that my story won't be an isolated case and hopefully UKBA allows them to travel on their own. I don't have that huge money to fork out for my airfare and hopefully this time they can see it from my side.

KeithAngel 2063 Lifetime Member

Fingers crossed Joy

gelatomom New Member

Hi! If you don't mind can you share the outcome of your predicament? I have a similar problem now. My 12 year old daughter and her 14 year old cousin will be travelling to the UK this summer to spend time with their aunt. I specifically mentioned in the application form that the two kids will be travelling unaccompanied to the UK (even mentioned our intention to enroll them in the Unaccompanied Minor Program of Singapore Airlines) and will be met in the UK by their aunt - who will be flying to the UK earlier in April. Even their DSWD Travel Clearances state categorically that they will be travelling alone. I got their visas today and the notation they put there was: C-Visit-Child Accompanied (only valid if acc by MVC Sulit) - which is my sister in law who will already be in London weeks before! My problem now is this - SQ has told me that the kids will not be able to leave the country on their own because of that notation on their visas. We tried to chat with the visa help website but they were not very helpful. Their suggestion was to just cancel the visa and apply again - this after 15 working days of waiting for the visa to be issued! Then they told us to just consult a solicitor if we wanted to insist on ammending the visa. There is no way to contact the British Embassy - even VFS Global couldn't help us. I would appreciate if anyone can enlighten us on what we can do. Definitely we dont want to cancel the visa and apply again - the time and money wasted. We need to purchase the airline tickets soon also. Thanks!

gelatomom said: ↑ Hi! If you don't mind can you share the outcome of your predicament? I have a similar problem now. My 12 year old daughter and her 14 year old cousin will be travelling to the UK this summer to spend time with their aunt. I specifically mentioned in the application form that the two kids will be travelling unaccompanied to the UK (even mentioned our intention to enroll them in the Unaccompanied Minor Program of Singapore Airlines) and will be met in the UK by their aunt - who will be flying to the UK earlier in April. Even their DSWD Travel Clearances state categorically that they will be travelling alone. I got their visas today and the notation they put there was: C-Visit-Child Accompanied (only valid if acc by MVC Sulit) - which is my sister in law who will already be in London weeks before! My problem now is this - SQ has told me that the kids will not be able to leave the country on their own because of that notation on their visas. We tried to chat with the visa help website but they were not very helpful. Their suggestion was to just cancel the visa and apply again - this after 15 working days of waiting for the visa to be issued! Then they told us to just consult a solicitor if we wanted to insist on ammending the visa. There is no way to contact the British Embassy - even VFS Global couldn't help us. I would appreciate if anyone can enlighten us on what we can do. Definitely we dont want to cancel the visa and apply again - the time and money wasted. We need to purchase the airline tickets soon also. Thanks! Click to expand...

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1、大家拿到的英国旅游 签证 是C visit 吗

普通的旅游和探亲签证都是C类

2、去英国旅游 签证是C-VISIT是什么意思呀

签证是C-visit的意思是：

签证时属于C类型，一般普通的个访和探亲都是属于C类的。

C类型的签证最长只能呆180天，不管是长期1年2年半年的,在一年当中加起来的时间都是不能超过180天的。

签证还有一个EXPRIED TIM，要在这个时间内回来的,如果签证到期,普通访问是不能在HOME OFFICE续签的 必须回中国来重新申请。

(2)英国签证cvisit扩展资料：

1 英国商务签证：以商务考察、业务洽谈、短期培训为目的前往英国的申请人需要提供邀请方公司签发的邀请。

2 英国探亲访友签证：以探亲访友为目的，到英国看望自己的亲人或者朋友，需要申请人提供自己在英国的亲友提供的邀请信。

3 英国文化体育签证：以参加文化交流或会议、国际体育赛事、文化体育交流活动为目的到英国，需要申请人提供英国活动主办方的邀请函。

4 英国学生签证：需要提供英国大学、高中、初中或语言学校提供的邀请函（也就是我们通常所说的offer），有了这些offer就可以办理英国学生签证。

（1）语言课程签证，主要是指在正式课程前语言课程的签证。一般情况下，当学生语言条件未达到学校要求时，在一定范围内，学校会发放一个有条件OFFER，同时要求学生在入学前达到学校的语言要求，或者配读几周的语言课程，这个语言课程在正式课程之前进行。

当然学生也可以选择继续考雅思，直到满足要求为止，如果觉得自己没有把握，则可以选择申请语言课程。由于该课程不是正式的硕士或者本科课程，所以在签证处理上会有一定的区别。

（2）正式课程签证，顾名思义就是本科或者硕士课程的签证。

5 英国学术访问签证：以到英国参加学术研讨、进行学术交流为目的的申请人办理英国学术访问签证需要在英国的学术机构发出的正式邀请函。

这取决于签证的类型。访问签证有效期为六个月，不能延期。如果您去英国定居，您的签证最初有效期为一年。学生签证的有效期为被无条件录取的课程长度的期限。

因此，如果计划学习一年预科课程，一年之后接着计划学习三年的学士学位课程，签证有效期将只是第一年。但是，如果有三年课程的无条件录取通知书，签证的有效期为3 年。

参考资料来源：网络—英国签证

3、去英国拿的是C-visit签证，可以从事一些商务活动吗？

1.去（某处）停留，参观（某地）;访问（某人），请访问 2.视察， 3. [美]留

4、英国签证，看不懂。

1、你的签证类型是C类，一般普通的个访和探亲都是属于C类的。

2、你的签证限期是180天，你最长只能呆180天。

3、英国签证都是多次往返的，只要在有效期内，都是可以多次往返的。

(4)英国签证cvisit扩展资料：

英国签证是英国政府授权的签证主管机关在非英国国籍的外国公民所持有的 护照 或者其他类型的旅行证件上的签注、盖印， 以表示允许其进出英国国境的手续。一般有旅游签证，留学签证，访问签证，工作签证。

英国签证是英国的主权机关在本国或外国公民所持的护照或其他旅行证件上的签注、盖印， 以表示允许其出入本国国境或者经过国境的手续，也可以说是颁发给他们的一项签注式的证明。概括的说，英国签证是英国出入境管理机构（例如移民局或其驻外使领馆），对外国公民表示批准入境所签发的一种文件。

5、拿了英国签证C-visit，申请的时候说的是访友，拿这个签证离境的时候可

可以。 消费发生在离境英国前3个月内。

6、去英国携带的行李问题(c-visit-business签证)

一、免费托运的行李最多30公斤，长+宽+高不能超过158厘米，行李上应拴挂小卡片，记录旅客姓名、联系电话以及往返城市。还可以带一件5公斤以下的小行李上飞机。 二、 6、7、10需要托运，不能随身携带 乘坐从中国境内机场始发的国际、地区航班，带水／饮品／附有液体的食物必须盛在容量不超过100毫升的容器内，并放在一个容量不超过一升、可重复封口的透明塑料袋中。每名旅客每次仅允许携带一个透明塑料袋，超出部分应交运。 盛装液态物品的透明塑料袋要单独接受安全检查。 在控制区内，有免费提供的旅客饮用水，也可在商店购买水或其它饮品。航空公司在飞机上也会提供饮用水。 液体、凝胶及喷雾类物品包括： 饮品，例如矿泉水、饮料、汤及糖浆； 乳霜、护肤液、护肤油、香水及化妆品； 喷雾及压缩容器，例如剃须泡沫及香体喷雾； 膏状物品，例如牙膏； 隐形眼镜药水； 凝胶，例如头发定型及沐浴用的凝胶产品； 任何稠度相似的溶液及物品。 3、月饼 里面要是有肉，不可以 11、12不可以，水果、蔬菜也不可以 请看： 携带任何肉类或者农产品从欧洲以外的国家进入英国都是触犯法律的。 这项禁令也应用于其它食物，包括鱼类，贝类，鸡蛋和蜂蜜，以及一些植物和蔬菜。 限制食物进口主要是为了保护英国的家畜业和农业远离虫害和境外疾病同时也可以保护您自身的健康。 如果您携带了这些物品进入英国，您将面对严重误时、起诉和罚款。 必须要带筷子和一个塑料水杯，它们是解决吃饭、喝水问题的必要工具！ 英国海关不允许肉类、奶制品入关，一旦查出，有可能有牢狱之灾，所以还是不带为妙。一定要带上拖鞋，在英国很难找到卖拖鞋的地方。

7、英国签证类型c-visit和visit的区别是什么？

可以。消费发生在离境英国前3个月内。

8、英国签证C-VISIT-BUSINESS能用来旅游么

商务就商务咯。 商务之余（business trip）欣赏一下英国的大好河山也是正常的，当然，你得说明主要目的是商务。

9、你好 我的英国签证上type of visa 是C 后面还有C-VISIT-CHILD ACCOMPANIED 这是什么签 是团队签证吗？

这是儿童签证，但儿童需要有成人陪同

10、我想请问一下英国的c-visit-student签证、

短期访问学生签证与旅游的材料差不多，但是需要学校的邀请函等文件，这个签证与其他国家的签证没有关系的，也就是说签了这个国家，你去不去，去多久对于其他国家都没有影响的

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