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Advice Needed: US Green Card Holder Applying For UK Tourist Visa

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I know this is a forum for those seeking information on a US tourist visa, but maybe someone here can help point me in the right direction for a UK Tourist Visa.

 

My wife is a US Green Card Holder, so she will need a UK Visa to visit London.  Her friends here in the US all have their citizenship, but we have been dragging our feet on that.  They are planning a trip to London for sometime in the next month, and my wife really wants to join. 

 

I know you can apply online, and there are rush options available, but I was curious what the difference was between applying online (normal) or applying at a VFS Premium Application Centre (PAC)?

 

Does anyone have advice on what to do to get a tourist visa ASAP?

 

Thanks!

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Just now, Allaboutwaiting said:

The priority service guarantees a decision in 5 working days while normal processing gives a decision within 3 weeks. 

 

Regardless of a normal application or a priority service, you must apply first via the UK government website right?

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