How to apply for a British tourist visa without a work certificate?

At present, when applying for a British visa, visa officers pay more attention to the source of income of the applicant and whether they have enough money to bear all the expenses when traveling.

The source of income can be reflected in several aspects:

1. Proof of work and income of on-the-job personnel;

2. Proof of relevant income sources of freelancers, such as works by writers and artists; Taobao/micro shop owner related shop introduction, transaction records, etc.

3. Unemployed persons shall bear the expenses by their economic supporters (spouses, parents) and need to provide proof of income sources;

4. Retirees need to provide retirement certificates/retirement certificates and pension bills.

According to the applicant's situation, he is actually an on-the-job employee, but he wants to apply for a visa as a freelancer because it is inconvenient to provide proof of employment. Applicants need to provide relevant documents of their income sources and relevant current bank bills (not salary card bills) to prove that they have income and are able to bear all the expenses of travel. If you can't provide proof of the source of income, and you can't reasonably explain that you have stable income and sufficient assets, the visa officer has reason to suspect that the applicant can't afford all the travel expenses, thus increasing the risk of visa refusal.

The applicant's exit record and deposit can only be used as auxiliary materials, so the applicant is an on-the-job employee. It is suggested that visa application materials should be prepared according to his actual situation and the list of on-the-job workers' materials.