TASK DEFINITION: Given a travel related situation, and given a specific question about the situation, summarize the question into a title
PROBLEM: I am a doctor and I want to give my plab 2 exam in the UK.  As I am a recent graduate my father is supporting me financially. He is a retired government officer who gets pension, rents from his properties and interest from his fixed term deposits. Please tell me that how should I maintain his bank statement for 6 months, and is my employment necessary to get a visit visa as I heard from many guys that it shows ties back to your country.


SOLUTION: How to maintain 6 months bank statements for UK visit visa?

PROBLEM: I have a ticket (see below for the actual ticket) on a weekend, and intend to use it to travel from St Pancras to Brighton and back. It says that it is not valid on the London Underground.

Can I use it on the Overground to travel from an Overground station to Euston, transfer to St Pancras and continue my day journey, then return to St Pancras in the evening and use the return ticket to travel from Euston to another Overground station?




SOLUTION: Is a Super Off Peak ThamesLink fare accepted on the London Overground?

PROBLEM: I don't cross the Canadian border by vehicle to the USA very often, and I'm not sure if it will pose a problem that I am crossing for an appointment with a tattoo artist in the morning, returning back later that same day after getting my tattoo.

I would have some US cash with me, and would spend most of it by credit card. I would be spending upwards of $1,000, but not in goods and wouldn't be bringing any goods back.

Does anyone foresee any reason why there may be a problem with spending less than 24 hours there? Are there any rules on how much you can spend in that time period?


SOLUTION:
Crossing US/Canada Border for less than 24 hours