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UK Visitor Visa: Intention to Leave Planning Tool
Think through your real circumstances, responsibilities and plans, and explain them clearly in your own words. Free, no account, and your answers stay in your browser.
Your circumstances and your UK visit
Your circumstances at home are part of the overall picture of a UK visitor visa application. This free tool helps you think about your everyday life, responsibilities and plans, and explain them clearly in your own words.
There are no right or wrong answers in this tool. Everyone's circumstances are different. You do not need to have a job, own property, have children, or meet any particular checklist to use it.
Answer only what is true for you. You can skip questions that do not apply or that you do not want to answer. If you refer to a document or record, make sure it exists and that the information is accurate.
At the end, you can create a personal summary to help organise your thoughts and prepare for your application.
This is a free planning aid, not legal advice. It does not assess your chances of getting a visa, guarantee an outcome, or replace the application form or supporting evidence.
Your answers stay in this browser and are not sent to ASKVisas. You can use, copy or print your summary without sharing your answers or giving us your contact details.
Why your circumstances matter
A UK visit decision looks at the whole picture of an applicant's circumstances. There is no single checklist of things a visitor must have. What matters is that the information you give is true and clearly explained, and that relevant information can be supported where needed.
Questions
What does intention to leave mean for a UK visitor visa?
A visitor is expected to leave the UK at the end of their visit. Your circumstances at home are part of the overall picture. See the official GOV.UK guidance for what applies to you.
Do I need a job or property to use this tool?
No. Everyone's circumstances are different. The tool helps you describe your own life in your own words, whatever your situation.
Are my answers sent to ASKVisas?
No. Your answers stay in your browser. You can copy or print your summary without sharing your answers or contact details.
Does the tool tell me whether I will get a visa?
No. It is a planning aid, not legal advice. It does not assess your chances or replace the application form or supporting evidence.