About UK
The UK offers a famous educational system with degrees that can actually change your destiny. The UK has been the preferred choice for some of the most important minds in history. One in four world leaders has studied in the UK, so if you’re dreaming of achieving big things, you can be sure you’re in the right place in the UK.
How to Apply for a UK Study Visa?
UK Student Visa Process:
Step 1 – CAS “confirmation of admission for study” .The first step is to determine whether you are eligible for a student visa. A reserved space at the college, organisation, or school you intend to attend is something you must be able to demonstrate..
Enough money to cover your tuition and living costs while you are a student in the UK (sometimes referred to as “maintenance or finances”).
Step 2 – Prepare your documents.
Step 3 – Apply online
To get UK Visa, you must register and set up an account on the official website.
Once you’ve finished filling out the online application, you must print and sign it. Use the online appointment calendar to schedule a time to visit the visa application centre.Once the process is completed you will received an E-mail of your application number.
Step 4 – Pay your application fee. There are 3 ways to pay your visa application fee.
- Standard Chartered Bank branches
- Demand draught from a nationalised or international bank
- Online payment – You can pay your visa application fee online with a credit or debit card from Visa or MasterCard.
Step 5 – Visit the visa application centre on the appointed day for a photo, and fingerprints. You must make and hold an appointment at the visa application centre in order to submit your application.
What is the cost of studying and living accommodations in UK?
Your tuition costs will vary depending on the degree programme and university or college you choose. In the UK, there are numerous prestigious schools and universities, each with its own cost structures. The basic cost of learning is shown here.
|
S.no. |
Study Program |
Average fee (in Euros*) |
|
1 |
Undergraduate bachelor’s degree |
GBP 10,000 to GBP 20,000 per year |
|
2 |
Postgraduate master’s degree |
GBP 10,000 to GBP 20,000 per year |
|
3 |
Doctoral degree |
GBP 15,000 to GBP 24,000 per year |
International students have access to on-campus housing options called Halls of Residence at the majority of UK universities. These come with full board or self-catering options. Some colleges also provide their students self-catered communal homes or apartments. On-campus housing is a particularly cost-effective choice. To guarantee a spot for yourself, you must apply independently and well in advance.
If such accommodations are not available, you may need to look for a room to rent, a homestay, or a localhost. The housing office at your university may also be able to assist you in this situation since they frequently have a list of accommodations in the neighbourhood.
Your checklist when looking for a place:
- Costs
- Facilities
- Deposits
- Bill payment
- Tenancy agreement
- Council tax
3. Cost of your student visa
To be able to study in the UK, one must first obtain a valid study visa, which costs about £348. Please feel free to speak with your IDP counsellor for the most recent information on the visa application procedure, prices, and updates.
Requirement to Fulfill for Getting UK Student Visa?
You should have the following documents before applying:
- A completed student visa application form
- A letter of acceptance on the course – An official and unconditional offer of a place on a course of study will be made to you in the form of an acceptance letter (CAS) and a visa letter from your approved education provider. Before you apply, the visa letter must not have been issued more than six months earlier. Applications with visa letters that are more than six months old will not be accepted.
- Possession of a visa letter does not ensure that the application will be approved. The applicant must satisfy all category requirements as well as any additional immigration laws.
- Proof of finances – The money you must present will pay for your first year of tuition as well as up to nine months’ worth of living expenses. Whether you are applying as an adult or a kid, as well as whether you will be studying in or outside of London, will determine how much money you will need. You have to give proof that you’ve had the savings for at least 28 days. One month before the date of your application, the end of that 28-day window cannot be.
