Study In UK

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Why the UK as a study destination?

International students might face trouble while deciding why UK for higher studies. The UK has been welcoming international students for generations now. The nation knows how to treat students coming from abroad and how to make them feel at home. Moreover, the UK is reputed to house world class institutions that offer courses in a variety of subject areas. Some reasons to study in the UK: –

· Students from all over the world choose the UK as a study destination so you meet different cultures and nations.

· You can find your area of interest in studies.

· Free to practice your religion in the UK.

· International student societies to solve your issues

· Admission process is relatively simple and receive guidance from the university on all aspects

· Shorter period of time to get a degree.

· The UK Universities are renowned for high academic standards to assure global jobs.

· Can make use of a lot of Scholarships and grants available to international students

· The living and health care costs are reasonable in the UK.

· Student visa is easier to obtain in the UK than in other countries.

· UK has a multicultural atmosphere and you can meet people from all over the world and experience a diverse culture

Student Visas are issued to those who want to study in the UK.

  • Tier 4 (Child) Student Visa
  • Tier 4 (General) Student Visa
  • Short Term Study Visa

Documents Needed for a UK Study Visa

  • Currently valid passport
  • Documents supporting the applicant’s history of education
  • Have been offered a place on the course by a licensed student sponsor/confirmation of Acceptance for studies from the provider
  • Document evidence of accommodation in the United Kingdom
  • Document evidence of financial stability to support yourself and pay for your course or written consent from your financial sponsor if received sponsorship
  • English language proficiency certificate (IELTS/PTE etc.)

For Degree Level or above Equivalent to CEFR level B2

For below degree level CEFR level B1

  • Report of the tuberculosis test
  • Document evidence of the sponsor’s financial status and occupation (if applicable)
  • Should have attained 18 years of age or Legal guardian’s or Parent’s consent letter if 16-17 years of age.
  • A valid ATAS if required.

Apply for your student visa 6 months before the start of your course if you are outside the UK and 3 months if from inside the UK

Your stay depends on the length of your course if are 18 or over at the degree level can stay up to 5 years and for two years if below the degree level.

You can bring your partner and children( Dependents)

What you can and cannot do on a study visa

You can:

  • study
  • work as a student union sabbatical officer

You may be able to work – how much depends on what you’re studying and whether you’re working in or out of term time.

You cannot:

  • claim public funds(benefits) and pensions
  • work in certain jobs, for example as a professional sportsperson or sports coach
  • be self-employed
  • study at an academy or a local authority-funded school (also known as a maintained school)

If your application is successful, you’ll be told what you can and cannot do on a student visa.