Visitor Visa refused twice - Please help

Hi,im Marge,I need some advice about my refusal visit visa.On my letter decision,they refused its because I think is about of my bank statement.They confused its because im un employed but I have savings.My boyfriend is my sponsor and he looking after for all documents I need like his invitation leter,copy of his passport,his bank statement,accomodation etc.It's said also they are not satisfy to prove he is my boyfiend and not meet yet.It's my 1st time he invite me to vacation in Uk and we staying to his mother house. The problem is i don't have evidence of ties to home country – like ownership of property(title?). I used to rent house only which is my boyfriend paid for it.Usually my boyfriend help me and looking after for all my expenses as well that's why i have savings..Can you pls help me and advice what do i need to do..Or any requirements do i need about evidence ties to home country aside property?? And is it ok if i can provide some picture with me and my boyfriend together? Thank you for all your help..

Join the club, we were refused twice, take a look at the live thread, we have been discussing the subject over the last few days, it may give you some ideas;

http://www.british-filipino.com/index.php?threads/visit-visa-applications-evidence.10873/

I used visa logic and were great for my wife's spouse visa

Snap. Same here.

Hello Skitch I have one suggestion for you based my own experience in our own UK visit visa. I find that anything to reduce your own expenditure will be a great bonus on your application. I included my mother and father in our application and named them as secondary sponsors, and they both wrote letters to guarantee their financial support and also bank statements etc to show that they are able to do this. My mother claimed that she was paying for my girls flights and travel expenses and will continue to help out financially because there is no cost too great to see her son happy..

Ps I was in the same boat applying for our visa, I had only visited her once in General Santos, she had no savings, she was fully dependant on me, and I didnt make £18600, and she had no proof to show any intention of returning home again but we were visa approved It seems to be pretty much luck of the draw! Keep trying and perhaps you might get the right officer on the day ..

appeal against the decision, and ask for a personal hearing , as everything with them it costs, but thats the road my friend went down, and he got his accepted