Frequently asked questions(FAQ

 





> 1. What is UK Buddy?

UK Buddy is an AI-powered chatbot designed to provide helpful information for people navigating UK life — including visa tips, housing, job search, and local services.


2. Is UK Buddy free to use?

Yes! UK Buddy is 100% free to use. There are no sign-ups or hidden fees.


3. How accurate is the chatbot’s information?

UK Buddy is trained on up-to-date, reliable information — but always double-check official sources (like gov.uk) for legal matters or final decisions.


4. Can I use UK Buddy on my phone?

Absolutely. UK Buddy is mobile-friendly and works on any device with internet access.


5. I don’t see where to type a message. What should I do?

If the chat window looks small or missing, try refreshing the page or using the full-screen version. You can also click our “Chat Now” button for a better view.


6. How can I give feedback or ask something not covered?

You can visit our Contact Us page or email us directly at: info@fortressmgb.com

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