Thailand → UK · Spouse and Visitor Visas
The bridge between your documents and your UK visa
SaphanBridge turns the UK Spouse Visa and Visitor Visa rules into a checklist made for your situation, shows you what could put your application at risk, and builds a tidy case bundle you can share with a regulated Advisor.
In English and Thai. Sign in with just your email, no password.
- In English and Thai
- Encrypted, stored in London
- Deleted by default
- Regulated Advisors
How it works
From a pile of paperwork to a case you can send
Work on it together, at your own pace, from your phone or laptop.
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Answer a few questions
Tell us about your relationship, your income and where you will live. Your partner can join the same case and answer their part.
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Gather your documents
Get a checklist made for your chosen visa and a readiness score that explains every point, so you always know what to do next.
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Share with an Advisor
Send a tidy case bundle to a regulated immigration Advisor of your choice, who can review each document and suggest changes.
What you get
Everything in one place, made for Thai–UK couples
A checklist for your situation
Only the documents your visa and circumstances need, with what each one must show.
A readiness score that explains itself
See what could put your application at risk, and try a different salary or savings to see how it changes.
A tidy case bundle
Your answers, documents and a draft cover letter, put together for your Advisor.
Work on it together
Invite your partner to the same case, each in the language you prefer.
Reviewed by a regulated Advisor
Compare Advisors or bring your own. They mark each document approved or needing changes, and you see it straight away.
AI Evidence Checks Coming soon
Your documents read and checked for details to double-check, such as a name or date that does not match.
Visas we cover
Now open for applicants from Thailand
UK Spouse Visa
For a Thai partner joining their British or settled partner in the UK.
- Financial requirement and evidence of income
- Relationship evidence and translations
- English test, TB certificate and accommodation
UK Visitor Visa
For visiting your partner or family in the UK.
- Ties to Thailand and your plans to return
- Funds for the trip, and who is paying
- Your host's invitation letter and documents
SaphanBridge for Advisors
Your expertise, not your admin.
Thai–UK Spouse and Visitor Visa cases that arrive organised, so you spend your time on advice rather than chasing paperwork.
- A case summary firstRisk flags, readiness and the couple's answers in English, before you open a single file.
- Documents in orderEach one filed against the checklist. Mark it approved or needing changes, and request what is missing.
- Clients who chose youCouples contact you, sign your client onboarding letter, then share their case.
- Private by designRead-only access the couple controls, with files encrypted in London.
Your privacy
Your documents stay yours
Your files are kept in a private, encrypted store in the UK.
Your case is deleted automatically on a date you can see, unless you choose to keep it longer.
Only you, your partner and the Advisor you share with. You can stop sharing at any time.
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Questions
Good to know
Is SaphanBridge legal advice?
No. SaphanBridge helps you prepare and organise your application. For advice on your case, speak to a regulated immigration Advisor; you can share your case with one from the app.
Who is it for?
Couples where one partner is applying from Thailand for a UK Spouse Visa or Visitor Visa. Both partners can work on the same case.
Can I use it in Thai?
Yes. Every screen is in English and Thai, and each partner can use the language they prefer.
Do I have to use an Advisor?
No. You can prepare your case on your own. When you want advice, you can compare Advisors or invite your own, and share your case bundle with them.
Will SaphanBridge submit my application?
No. You or your Advisor submit the application to UK Visas and Immigration. SaphanBridge helps you get everything ready first.