In working to other countries like UK require a fee. But unlike to other countries, it does not involve. When a fee is required, you are required to pay the full fee when you make your application. The fee you need to pay will depend on the type of application you are making. In the application form, it states there and you can find there the information about the fee payment, including details of what to write on the cheques or postal orders.

There are cases that you can include your children ages under 18 or other dependents in one application form and pay only one fee. There are lots of exceptions, so you should read carefully the information on the application form.

There are times that members of your family who are applying for on separate application forms will need to pay the full application fee. If you decide to post your application, you can send more than one application form in the same envelope and make sure you make a separate payment for each form.
On the other hand, if you complete the form of postal leave to remain, and have multiple applications, you can pay for up to 25 applications with a single payment and doesn’t need you to fill in the details of the payment on each individual form. But you do not need to use this form if you wish to make a single payment to cover a number of premium service applications when you apply in person in one of the public enquiry offices.

How to pay:

You may only pay by:

• Cheque
• postal order
• credit card: Visa (including Electron) or MasterCard;
• debit card: Delta, Maestro, Switch (including Solo);
• banker’s draft; or
• Cash - but only for applications at a public enquiry office; please do not send cash by post.

If you choose to pay personal cheques you must have a valid cheque guarantee card that covers the full amount you are paying.

We accept any Maestro card if you are applying in person at a public enquiry office but if you are applying by post we only accept Maestro cards issued in the United Kingdom.

If you are paying using a bank account or credit card that belongs to someone else, you should give that person’s details on the payment slip. If you are applying in person at a public enquiry office, the person named on a credit or debit card must be present to authorize the transaction.

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