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I'm a non-EU citizen, I have valid Schengen and USA visa at the moment. (I also had many Schengen visas before).

I'm going on a trip next month but my flights are first one to London and return from Paris. (I'll spend 5 days in London then we will go to Paris, so return ticket from there) I'm about to apply UK visa for the first time, I have bookings in France and train ticket reservation from London to Paris, should I bother booking a return ticket from London or should I just try to explain my return will be from another country.

My companions also applied and they didn't provide return ticket from London (but from Paris), and since I gave their names as travelling together guess I should do the same?

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  • You'll need to show how you plan to leave the UK, but that doesn't have to be a return ticket.
    – Gagravarr
    Commented Jul 23, 2014 at 14:25
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    Your train ticket from London-Paris should be sufficient. You need to show how you plan to leave the UK, but you are not required to leave by air!
    – Michael Hampton
    Commented Jul 23, 2014 at 15:12

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You do not need to have a return ticket from London. All they will need to see is you are leaving the UK and as you say you have a Eurostar ticket followed by a return ticket from Paris which should work. I am a non-EU citizen and didnt have any problems showing a London - Dubai - Delhi return.

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