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I am travelling to Poland and Netherlands, flying on the 25th June, holding a Schengen business visa.
For the weekend, can I plan to go to the UK (just Sunday)? I am not planning to stay overnight. One day return trip. I hold an Indian passport (no USA visa stamped).
Can I get a transit visa for 24 hours with this?
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I am travelling to Poland and Netherlands, flying on the 25th June, holding a Schengen business visa.
For the weekend, can I plan to go to the UK (just Sunday)? I am not planning to stay overnight. One day return trip. I hold an Indian passport (no USA visa stamped).
Can I get a transit visa for 24 hours with this?
uk indian-citizens transit-visas schengen-visa
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No, you have to apply the visa in advance in the country you are living.
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I am travelling to Poland and Netherlands, flying on the 25th June, holding a Schengen business visa.
For the weekend, can I plan to go to the UK (just Sunday)? I am not planning to stay overnight. One day return trip. I hold an Indian passport (no USA visa stamped).
Can I get a transit visa for 24 hours with this?
uk indian-citizens transit-visas schengen-visa
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I am travelling to Poland and Netherlands, flying on the 25th June, holding a Schengen business visa.
For the weekend, can I plan to go to the UK (just Sunday)? I am not planning to stay overnight. One day return trip. I hold an Indian passport (no USA visa stamped).
Can I get a transit visa for 24 hours with this?
uk indian-citizens transit-visas schengen-visa
uk indian-citizens transit-visas schengen-visa
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No, you have to apply the visa in advance in the country you are living.
– N Randhawa
17 hours ago
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No, you have to apply the visa in advance in the country you are living.
– N Randhawa
17 hours ago
No, you have to apply the visa in advance in the country you are living.
– N Randhawa
17 hours ago
No, you have to apply the visa in advance in the country you are living.
– N Randhawa
17 hours ago
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If you're making a day trip to the UK and then back to the place you arrived from, then you're not in transit, and a transit visa wouldn't do you any good.
You'd need a Standard Visitor Visa, which must be applied for in advance. The 8 days you have until you leave will probably not be enough for this application to be completed unless you pay for super-crash-priority service.
Thus, realistically, no, you can't go to the UK.
answered 19 hours ago
Henning MakholmHenning Makholm
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Transit visas are for entering a country where the only purpose – or, at least, the main purpose – is to connect to transport to a third country. Your purpose for visiting the UK is purely tourism: you want to spend a few hours visiting and then return to the country you came from. You can't do that on a transit visa: you need a Standard Visitor Visa.
Purely as a matter of opinion, there are millions of things to see in Schengen, and I wouldn't go to the expense and trouble of getting a visa for a few hours' touristing. Go to Paris, instead. Or stay in Amsterdam: there's plenty to see there, too.
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If you're making a day trip to the UK and then back to the place you arrived from, then you're not in transit, and a transit visa wouldn't do you any good.
You'd need a Standard Visitor Visa, which must be applied for in advance. The 8 days you have until you leave will probably not be enough for this application to be completed unless you pay for super-crash-priority service.
Thus, realistically, no, you can't go to the UK.
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If you're making a day trip to the UK and then back to the place you arrived from, then you're not in transit, and a transit visa wouldn't do you any good.
You'd need a Standard Visitor Visa, which must be applied for in advance. The 8 days you have until you leave will probably not be enough for this application to be completed unless you pay for super-crash-priority service.
Thus, realistically, no, you can't go to the UK.
answered 19 hours ago
Henning MakholmHenning Makholm
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If you're making a day trip to the UK and then back to the place you arrived from, then you're not in transit, and a transit visa wouldn't do you any good.
You'd need a Standard Visitor Visa, which must be applied for in advance. The 8 days you have until you leave will probably not be enough for this application to be completed unless you pay for super-crash-priority service.
Thus, realistically, no, you can't go to the UK.
answered 19 hours ago
Henning MakholmHenning Makholm
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If you're making a day trip to the UK and then back to the place you arrived from, then you're not in transit, and a transit visa wouldn't do you any good.
You'd need a Standard Visitor Visa, which must be applied for in advance. The 8 days you have until you leave will probably not be enough for this application to be completed unless you pay for super-crash-priority service.
Thus, realistically, no, you can't go to the UK.
answered 19 hours ago
Henning MakholmHenning Makholm
49.1k9120182
answered 19 hours ago
Henning MakholmHenning Makholm
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Transit visas are for entering a country where the only purpose – or, at least, the main purpose – is to connect to transport to a third country. Your purpose for visiting the UK is purely tourism: you want to spend a few hours visiting and then return to the country you came from. You can't do that on a transit visa: you need a Standard Visitor Visa.
Purely as a matter of opinion, there are millions of things to see in Schengen, and I wouldn't go to the expense and trouble of getting a visa for a few hours' touristing. Go to Paris, instead. Or stay in Amsterdam: there's plenty to see there, too.
answered 19 hours ago
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Transit visas are for entering a country where the only purpose – or, at least, the main purpose – is to connect to transport to a third country. Your purpose for visiting the UK is purely tourism: you want to spend a few hours visiting and then return to the country you came from. You can't do that on a transit visa: you need a Standard Visitor Visa.
Purely as a matter of opinion, there are millions of things to see in Schengen, and I wouldn't go to the expense and trouble of getting a visa for a few hours' touristing. Go to Paris, instead. Or stay in Amsterdam: there's plenty to see there, too.
answered 19 hours ago
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Transit visas are for entering a country where the only purpose – or, at least, the main purpose – is to connect to transport to a third country. Your purpose for visiting the UK is purely tourism: you want to spend a few hours visiting and then return to the country you came from. You can't do that on a transit visa: you need a Standard Visitor Visa.
Purely as a matter of opinion, there are millions of things to see in Schengen, and I wouldn't go to the expense and trouble of getting a visa for a few hours' touristing. Go to Paris, instead. Or stay in Amsterdam: there's plenty to see there, too.
answered 19 hours ago
David RicherbyDavid Richerby
17.2k105297
Transit visas are for entering a country where the only purpose – or, at least, the main purpose – is to connect to transport to a third country. Your purpose for visiting the UK is purely tourism: you want to spend a few hours visiting and then return to the country you came from. You can't do that on a transit visa: you need a Standard Visitor Visa.
Purely as a matter of opinion, there are millions of things to see in Schengen, and I wouldn't go to the expense and trouble of getting a visa for a few hours' touristing. Go to Paris, instead. Or stay in Amsterdam: there's plenty to see there, too.
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No, you have to apply the visa in advance in the country you are living.
– N Randhawa
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