Hi everyone
I'm getting ready to plan my 5th trip over to the UK in 3yrs.
Immigration always scares the hell out of me, I feel like making it pass them is like crossing the finish line. The first 2 times I had a issue with them, the 3rd time was a cake walk and the 4th it felt like I was being question about US immigration rules.
This time, I'll be having a thousand in cash, thousand in my bank account and 5 credit cards totalling 5k. I'll have my return ticket, and a letter from my employer (Although I've learned make that a last resort!) It's only a 3wk trip, So I'm hoping they won't be too mean to me. I know the usual questions: Ie: why are you here, what do you do in the states ect. I'm brushing up more on US immigration as my fiance' may very well be coming out to the states to live instead of us going to the UK. and if asked I will let UK immigration know our interest lays in living in the US.
Another thing I'm semi paranoid about-With it being May when I come out, I know the weather can be bipolar. I'm considering taking 2 checked bags, a roller carry on and a small backpack instead of a purse. Will this red flag me? I want to take 2 checked bags because 1. I always end up buying a bunch of stuff and 2. I want to take back some clothes I left there previously since we are looking at moving to the US. Do they have access to info stating how many bags are checked?
I just want this to be a relaxing flight and these people always get me nearly shaking when I see them. I think Bristol's immigration is probably a bit milder since they don't seem to deal with alot of non eu unlike Heathrow but I've seen their officers on a power trip and that has me permanently shaken.
Thanx
-AmyMarie