How long can you stay in the UK with a British tourist visa?

Generally, you can stay for 180 days. The UK visa is the same as the visa system of other countries in that the length of stay is the accumulation of the number of entries per year. If it exceeds 180 days, you can only wait until the second year to re-enter, otherwise it will be considered a stay.

When applying for a British tourist visa, you are required to submit various materials to the embassy. Such as ordinary passports and ID cards, etc., work certificates, copies of the company's business license, etc. are also required. The embassy will review the applicant's stable financial ability and immigration intention based on the submitted materials.

When applying for this British visa, it is best for minors to travel with their parents. Holding a tourist visa cannot work in the UK or engage in activities that are different from the nature of the visa to avoid being discovered by the British Immigration Bureau and being punished or deported, thereby being placed on the British visa blacklist.

Extended information:

Requirements for British tourist visa applicants (ordinary visa):

1. Will leave the UK after the short-term visit

2. Coming to the UK for leisure (tourism, visiting relatives and friends), business (attending conferences, short-term training and research within 6 months), and receiving medical services within 6 months

3. During the period in the UK You can pay all the expenses yourself

4. Be able to pay all the round-trip transportation expenses

5. If you are going to the UK to attend a conference or short-term training and research, you need to provide proof of these activities

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Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-British Tourist Visa