Travel and VisaMost visitors to the UK will require visa prior travel to the UK. Please check if you require visa ASAP and also consult your nearest British Embassy ASAP. Letters of invitations will be sent to the conference participants upon formal acceptance of your paper and completion of the registration form.
UK Embassies Overseas
Contact details of the UK's embassies, high commissions and consulates (also know as 'diplomatic missions' or 'posts') overseas. Where an embassy / high commission has its own website, a link to it is provided. Streetmaps and instructions on how to reach the mission are often available on the embassy / high commission website.
Applying for Visa
For further information on applying for a visa or entry clearance, look at the UKvisas website which has a 'Do I need a visa?' questionnaire, application forms to download, list of visa nationals and information on how to apply for a visa. For more information regarding different immigration issues please click here.
Useful Wesites
The following are websites which you may find useful before you arrive in the UK or during your stay here:
- Everyday Essentials such as Climate, Clothing, Driving, Electricity, Places of Worship, Post Offices, Public Telephones, Mobile phones, Safety, Legal Issues, Television Licences , Tipping, Specialist and International Foods, etc.
- Banking and Money for information such as Banking in the UK, Export of currency, British currency, etc.
- Foreign and Commonwealth Office
- Visiting and staying with families in the UK
- Information on driving in the UK
- National Health Service information
- Worldwide newspapers
- News, current affairs, sport, and the arts, from the BBC
- Currency Converter
- Worldwide holidays and Festivals
- Interactive map of the UK
- The complete UK and Ireland airport guide
- Rail Travel in the UK
- Weather in the UK and Worldwide
Agriculture & Forestry
Law
