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Study in UK

Each student has different needs and different expectations when they are opting to study in the UK. Students have different grades they obtained in their country, whether it’s at a high school or in undergraduate courses. They are looking for different experiences, different cities. Some students might be looking for a small city where they could feel safe with families. Some students prefer to be in big cities with easy access to shopping centres, easy to commute, for example to London and experience as much as they can about life and way of living in the UK.

Industrial education and training
An overall development of academic and personality
Growing and develop the skill for global employability an opportunity
World class academic centres
Research labs and better infrastructure
Transformation and empowerment
Becoming a great leader and having opportunity to build professional networks
World class academics working in UK Universities
The UK has four of the top ranked eight Universities in the world

UK universities are keen to help students grow and develop as global citizens.

Admission Process:

International Students from outside UK (other than EEA nationals) are required student visa before they arrive in theUK on all full-time courses. UK Student visa system is based on certain eligibility criteria and it is calculated using a ‘Point based system’.

Identifying Student interests and future goals
Assessment of academic qualifications/levels
Eligibility check: Entry requirements may vary from one country to another country and one program to another program. We obtain the Institution policies, which are specified for certain Major subject, grades, duration of courses, Experience, English Language requirements and so on.

UK Admission Process:

Evidence of qualifications required (credentials) to meet the entry requirements
Evidence of English Language: If English is not your first language or you not belong to Majority English-speaking countries (see below table), you need to demonstrate your English ability (UKVI Academic IELTS Test; please use this link to book your IELTS: https://ieltsukvisas.britishcouncil.org/?_ga=2.218302876.400197206.1512407911-780369198.1512407911#/country-specific ). It is only valid for two years. Your test report must be valid on the start date of your course. Requirements are varying for each course, for further details regarding this you can consult us.
Two references required for your student application (1. Academic 2. Personal or work)
Either Research proposal or SoP (Statement of Proposal) required for every course; always check requirements to Universities or Institutes for guidance and instructions.
A copy of Passport or Travel Document (You need a page in your passport that’s blank on both sides for your visa).
Proof of your relationship with your parent or guardian.
your tuberculosis (TB) test results (https://www.gov.uk/tb-test-visa )

Majority English-speaking countries
Antigua and Barbuda	Australia	The Bahamas
Barbados	Belize	Canada*
Dominica	Grenada	Guyana
Ireland	Jamaica	New Zealand
St Kitts and Nevis	St Lucia	St Vincent and the Grenadines
Trinidad and Tobago	USA

Application stages:

Submission of Application to University/Institute
Review of Application
Interview (generally via skype)
Issuing Conditional Offer Letter (Once application is accepted and certain conditions may require a meeting to get approval for further stages); In this stage students required to demonstrate their financial ability;
Student route visa guidance:(To make a successful application you must meet the full requirements of the immigration rules and achieve 70 points.)
Maintenance funds required to hold in your account for 28 days consecutively:
UKVI financial requirements are very important which you need clearly demonstrate financial stability to obtain your visa. Financial documents you need to show you have enough money for your UK Visa, the money you are required to show for your maintenance can be in your Bank Account, in parents account or else in a joint account.
If you are intending to study in London; Your need £1,334 for each month of your course up to a maximum of nine months which will be accounted for £12,006.
If you are intending study in Outer London your need to have £1,023 for each month of your course up to a maximum of 9,207. (it is equivalent of nine months cost of living).
Dependants: If you are intending to bring your dependants, you will also need to show a minimum of £845 for a month and required to have funds of 9 months total value £7,605 for within the London;
For outer London students, £680 per month and for 9 months maximum of living cost is £6,120.
Financial Evidence: For financial evidence, you must show the following documents:
Your bank statements
Building society pass book/s
Letter from the Bank
Letter from Financial Institutions
In case of Student Loan: either form Bank or Government institutions must confirm the loan letters
In case of parents account: Parents Bank statements or financial documents (ex. Parents saving or fixed deposits) and along with confirmation letter saying that they are paying all your expenses. Note: if you are using your parent’s bank statement you must provide ‘Birth certificate’. It should be including your name and parents name.

In case of other family members or guardians need either transfer to your account or joint account with your name
Other sources of Financial sponsors:

Student’s Local Government
UKVI approved any International Organisations
Company/organisational sponsorship
British Council
In case of University sponsorship
The maintenance funds must be in your account for a consecutive period of 28 days. For UKVI requirement you should maintain complete funds and it should not drop even one day. Your maintenance funds Bank statements must be no more than 30 days old on the date of your application.
You need to show 1st year tuition fee only if you have not paid complete 1st year tuition fee, you need to show that remaining money in your maintenance funds
IHS Fee (Immigration Health Surcharge):
£470 per year for a student for example £940 for a 2-years visa
£624 per year for all other visa and immigration applications, for example, £3,120 for a 5-year visa For more information regarding HIS Fee and calculator please go blow link: (https://www.gov.uk/healthcare-immigration-application/how-much-pay)
Unconditional Offer Letter (Once academic and non-academic achievements assessment process completed students will get UOL)
Final Stage of the Application process is issuing CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies)

Table for Maintenance Funds:

Details	For Main Applicant	For Dependant
Maintenance funds for with in London	For 1 Month: £1,334 Total: £12,006 (9 Months)	For 1 Month: £845 Total: £7,605 (9 Months)
Maintenance funds for outer London	For 1 Month: £1,023 Total: £9,207 (9 Months)	For 1 Month: £680 Total: £6,120 (9 Months)

(https://www.gov.uk/student-visa)

Note: To find out your place of study please visit this website and enter your postcode: https://www.yourvotematters.co.uk/

Documents Required for UK Universities or Institutions Admission:

Copy of Passport (visa required) or Travel Document
Academic Transcripts
Certificate of English Proficiency (IELTS/GRE
Research Proposal/Statement of Purpose (SoP)
References
CV
Note: All documents must be in English (translation and notary required in some conditions)

Types of study visa

Short-term study visa:
Students who wish to do short term courses they need to apply this category
Students from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland must apply for their visa before they arrive in the UK
For this category, student are eligible to do their sort-term courses such as English language course or a training course and short period of research as part of a degree course if you are studying abroad
In this category you can not study at state-funded schools, students are not allowed to work or including placement and work experience
Students can not extend their visa or change visa of visa category
Student are not allowed to bring their family or dependants

Duration of stay in this category:

6 months - for any short course (including English language courses), or short period of research if you’re 16 or over
11 months - if you’re 16 or over and taking an English language course
Visa fee for this category: For 6 months £ 97/ For 11 months £186
You can apply for a visa up to 3 months before your date of travel to the UK
For visa decision time is 3 weeks
Child student visa (Student Visa):
You can apply for the Student Visa (Child) student visa if you’re aged between 4 and 17 and you want to study at an independent school in the UK. Visa fee for this category is £ 348
General student visa (Student Visa):
You can apply for a Student Visa (General) student visa to study in the UK if you’re 16 or over and you:

How to apply for UK visa?

Once you are offered a place on a course and after you will get CAS, you can apply for your visa depending on the country where your visa application will be processed. In general, most of the countries have British High commission offering visa services available through VFS services.

The earliest you can apply for a visa is 3 months before you start your course.

About Student Visa:

In the UK Student Visa is a Point based visa system, this category is for students (general) coming to the UK for Post 16years education. A Student Visa (General category) must be at least 16 years and above to study in the UK. To get student visa students to need to obtain 70 points by having a valid CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) for 50 points, Maintenance funds (Financial requirements) for 10 points and 10 points for your English language qualifications.

The UK Visa system is designed to protect students and to ensure that UK Institutions are working in the best interests of students to ensure that they are able to complete their course.

Visa Fee details:

Application from outside the UK - Main applicant: £348
Application from Outside the UK - Dependant Application: £348
Application within the UK – Main applicant £475
Application within the UK – Dependant Application: £475 (https://www.gov.uk/student-visa )

Documents required for visa:

A current passport or other valid travel documentation
proof that you can support yourself and pay for your course
Proof of parental or other legal guardian consent if you’re under 18
Your Tuberculosis test results if you’re from a country where you have to take the test
Proof of adequate English language skills
Finical evidence: Bank statements/Sponsor Letters/Bank Letters/ Loan Letters
CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies)

How long you can stay:

You can arrive in the UK before your course starts:

up to 1 week before, if your course lasts 6 months or less
up to 1 month before, if your course lasts more than 6 months

How to apply student visa within the UK:

When you want to apply further studies or extend your visa with in UK your new course of studies must start no more than 28 days after the end of your current course, if the gap between the end of our current level and the start of your new course is longer than 28 days then you must leave the UK and apply from your respected home countries. Students must go higher level (QCF/RQF) than the present course.

Regarding Part-time work:

Students get Part-time work and they will be allowed during term time if you are studying University will allow 20 hours per week and if you are in Public funding college you will be allowed to work 10 hours per week. During the vacation students allowed to work full time.

Family members:

Your family members (dependants) might be able to apply to join or remain with you in the UK if they’re from outside the European Economic Area (EEA)or Switzerland.

Eligibility of family members:

your husband, wife or civil partner
your unmarried or same-sex partner
your child under 18 years old - including if they were born in the UK during your stay
sponsored by a higher education institution on a course at level 7 on the Ofqual register or above that lasts 9 months or more

Disclaimer Note: This documentation and requirements may vary from embassy to embassy, time to time, universities to universities, therefore, it is highly recommended you verify with your country’s embassy or consulate as to their specific requirements. For more specific information please do contact us for the latest and up to date information.

Study in United Kingdom(UK)