UK transit help

[Gasa84]

මචන්ලා England හරහා USA යනවනම් transit එක කරන්න UK visa එකක් ගන්න ඕනිද?.... transit visa ගන්න කොච්චර වියදමක් යනවද මචන්ලා....ලොකු උදවුවක් දන්න කෙනෙක් ඉන්නවවනම් help එඅක් දියන් මචන් ......bump එකක් හරි දෙන්න අමතක කරන්න එපා ....

 

[rcccc]

bump

 

[Wal pora]

transit visa ganna uba uk tika dawasak nawathilath idalada yanne

 

[Gasa84]

නැහැ මචන් flight එක මාරු කරනවා විතරයි

 

[Xeroxeen]

flight eka maaru karanna transit visa ganna one naha

 

[Gasa84]

flight eka maaru karanna transit visa ganna one naha

mamath hithuwe ehema UK haraha USA gihin thiyenawada machan

 

[Xeroxeen]

mamath hithuwe ehema UK haraha USA gihin thiyenawada machan

naha machan USA nam gihin naha.eth normally mona ratata giyath oya airport eken eliyata transit ekedi yanne naththan visa one naha.transit eka kiyanne plane eke requirement ekakne.ithin uba visa ganna oni USA witharai.habai airport eken eliyata yanawa nam UK visa ganna wenawa

 

[rudayas]

oni neeeee

 

[aruna47]

මචන්ලා England හරහා USA යනවනම් transit එක කරන්න UK visa එකක් ගන්න ඕනිද?.... transit visa ගන්න කොච්චර වියදමක් යනවද මචන්ලා....ලොකු උදවුවක් දන්න කෙනෙක් ඉන්නවවනම් help එඅක් දියන් මචන් ......bump එකක් හරි දෙන්න අමතක කරන්න එපා ....

ubata USA Visa tiyanawa nam mona huttakadata transit visa

 

[aruna47]

නැහැ මචන් flight එක මාරු කරනවා විතරයි

mata nam ehama illuwe naha yanakota... ehema illaneth naha. mokada un dannawa ne transit yana un kiyala..ubata duty free ekata yanna puluwan. eliyata yanna denne naha mokada transit eka 1hr nam kohomath denne naha 3+ wage thamayi yanna denne

 

[Screw SL]

ඔනා නැ.. උබ පැය කීයක් ඉන්නවද? transit එකට ඔනා නැ, හැබැයි උබේ ඊලග flight ticket එක අතේ තියන්න ඔනා.. උබ England ගිහින් එතනින් JFK යන්න ගන්නවා කියලා එහෙම යන්න බැ.. අනිවා මුලු ගමනටම ticket කරලා නම් ප්‍රශ්නයක් නැ.. හැබැයි මෙහෙම කේස් එකක් තියනවා.. උබ ලැන්ඩ් කලෙ, Heathrow airport එකට නම්, උබේ USA flight එක තියෙන්නෙ Gatwick airport එකෙන් නම් උබට අනිවා ට්‍රන්සිට් විසා ඔනා..

 

[djruki]

This section explains how you can transit through the UK when travelling to another country. It also explains the documents that you will need to bring with you.
If you pass through the UK without staying here on the way to another country, this is called 'transiting'.
There are two types of transit through the UK:

• You will transit airside if you arrive on a flight, remain in the arrival lounge of the airport without passing through immigration control, and then depart on another flight from the same airport.
• You will transit landside if you arrive on a flight, pass through immigration control and then leave the UK within 48 hours (or 24 hours if you are travelling under the 'travel without visa' concession).

If you want to spend longer than 48 hours in the UK before continuing your journey, you must come to the UK as a visitor. The Visiting the UK section contains more information.
Whether you are transiting airside or landside, you may need to obtain a UK visa before you begin your journey.

 

[Screw SL]

ubata USA Visa tiyanawa nam mona huttakadata transit visa

 

[::neXGen::]

uba Air Port eky pita yanwa namm ganda oney nath namm oney naha

 

[navodwickra]

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/transitthroughtheuk/visa-transit-airside/

 

[djruki]

You transit the UK airside if you arrive here on a flight, remain in the arrival lounge of the airport without passing through UK immigration control, and then depart on another flight from the same airport.
The UK government operates a DATV system for some countries. These countries are listed under 'More information' below.
You can transit the UK airside without a visa if:

• you are a national of a country that is not in the list below; or
• you are recognised as stateless under the 1954 UN Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons;
• You hold a valid travel document issued by the UK government
• You are a DATV national or recognised as stateless under the 1951 UN Refugee Convention and qualify for the DATV exemption under the 'transit without visa' concession - see under 'More information' below.

If you do not meet any of the above requirements, you must get a direct airside transit visa before you can transit the UK airside.
You cannot transit the UK airside if you are on your way to or from the Republic of Ireland, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man.
How to apply for a direct airside transit visa

Depending on the country where you live, you may need to make your application online or using application form VAF6.
To find out which application method you should use, see 'More information' below.
You can download application form VAF6 and its guidance notes from the right side of this page.

As part of your application, you will need to enrol your fingerprints and facial image (known as 'biometric information') at a visa application centre.
Select your country in our country finder to find out:

• how to apply in your country (including how to apply online);
• the location of our visa application centres;
• how long we generally take to process visa applications; and
• how your documents will be returned to you.

 

[djruki]

You transit landside if you arrive on a flight, pass through immigration control and then leave the UK within 48 hours (or 24 hours if you are travelling under the 'travel without visa' concession - see below).
Nationals of some countries are known as 'visa nationals', because they will normally require a visa to come to the UK. These countries are listed under 'More information' below.
You can transit the UK landside without a visa if:

• you are not a visa national; or
• you hold a valid travel document issued by the UK government; or
• you are a visa national or recognised as 'stateless' and meet the 'transit without visa concession - see under 'More information' below.

If you do not meet any of these requirements (because you are a visa national or stateless, and you do not qualify for the transit without visa concession), you will need to apply for:

• a visitor in transit visa, if you will be staying in the UK for less than 48 hours; or
• another type of visitor visa, if you will be staying in the UK for longer than 48 hours or if you will be travelling on to the Republic of Ireland, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man.

 

[gadola777]

mata nam 22k giya ban

 

[navodwickra]

You can transit the UK airside without a visa if:

You are a DATV national or recognised as stateless under the 1951 UN Refugee Convention and qualify for the DATV exemption under the 'transit without visa' concession - see under 'More information' below.


Sri Lanka is covered by DATV so no need for airside transit visa

 

[Screw SL]

mata nam 22k giya ban

මොන 22ක් ද?