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Tell nothing but the truth. If you lie about anything and they suspect it, they will ask more (and more instrusive) questions and possibly send you to secondary screening in order to catch some dirt.

That said, since you already hold an entry clearance (visa), the questions will usually not be many, as an ECO has already assessed and pre-cleared you for entry.

So relax, as long as you answer the questions honestly and confidently you'll be fine (don't be afraid to tell the officer if there something you don't understand)

Tell nothing but the truth. If you lie about anything and they suspect it, they will ask more (and more instrusive) questions and possibly send you to secondary screening in order to catch some dirt.

That said, since you already hold an entry clearance (visa), the questions will usually not be many, as an ECO has already assessed and pre-cleared you for entry.

So relax, as long as you answer the questions honestly and confidently you'll be fine (don't be afraid to tell the officer if there's anything you don't understand)

Tell nothing but the truth. If you lie about anything and they suspect it, they will ask more (and more instrusive) questions and possibly send you to secondary screening in order to catch some dirt.

That said, since you already hold a T5 entry clearance (visa), the questions will usually not be many, as an ECO has already assessed and pre-cleared you for entry.

So relax, as long as you answer the questions honestly and confidently you'll be fine (don't be afraid to tell the officer if there something you don't understand)

Tell nothing but the truth. If you lie about anything and they suspect it, they will ask more (and more instrusive) questions and possibly send you to secondary screening in order to catch some dirt.

That said, since you already hold an entry clearance (visa), the questions will usually not be many, as an ECO has already assessed and pre-cleared you for entry.

So relax, as long as you answer the questions honestly and confidently you'll be fine (don't be afraid to tell the officer if there something you don't understand)

Tell nothing but the truth. If you lie about anything and they suspect it, they will ask more (and more instrusive) questions and possibly send you to secondary screening in order to catch some dirt.

That said, if you hold an entry clearance (visa), the questions will usually not be many, given that an ECO already assessed and pre-cleared you for entry. However, if you do not hold one, be prepared for the possibility of a proper interview and above all, bring any documentation you can proving the purpose of you entering the UK.

Tell nothing but the truth. If you lie about anything and they suspect it, they will ask more (and more instrusive) questions and possibly send you to secondary screening in order to catch some dirt.

That said, since you already hold a T5 entry clearance (visa), the questions will usually not be many, as an ECO has already assessed and pre-cleared you for entry.

So relax, as long as you answer the questions honestly and confidently you'll be fine (don't be afraid to tell the officer if there something you don't understand)