English Study Visa
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Compared to Asian countries such as Japan, Korea or China, UK study visa is considered carefully and closely. Your profile will be considered in many aspects such as academic ability, financial ability, study plan, goals of themselves, career orientation and how to work in the future? Many of you are subjectively prepared negligently, inadequately, or prepared in too short time leading to visa rejection. To ensure UK student visa rate successfully, invite you to follow the article below .
- Documents required to apply for a UK student visa
A student visa application for study in the UK includes the following documents:
-Passport
- 2 photos (45mm x 35mm) in white, taken no more than 6 months
- Visa application and related forms
- CAS and related qualifications, transcripts
- Documents proving financial status
- Certificate of pulmonary tuberculosis examination (if the course is longer than 6 months)
- And other documents required by UKBA at the time of application.
2. Things to note to prepare a successful UK student visa application
Inadequate documents, misleading information
A basic mistake that many of you make is not preparing your visa application early. You need to prepare your application at least 3 months before the date of admission to avoid visa consideration longer than usual, affecting your study. Moreover, early preparation also facilitates you to apply for a second visa if the first one is not successful.
However, the preparation of full records is also a big problem, especially when students do not have experience and understanding of the process, Visa application procedures.
Many of you fail your visa due to not carrying all the academic documents such as: qualifications, transcripts, IELTS certificates or simply the information on the letter of admission confirmation (CAS) is incorrect. This proves that you do not have the preparation and waste time for the UK visa application specialists.
Finances do not meet the requirements
The most important factor in obtaining a student visa is financial proof, which shows that you can afford to study in the UK for the duration of your course.
Common errors include insufficient savings accounts opened for at least 28 days, confirmation of the bank balance requested more than one month before the visa application date, and is granted when the savings account is not enough for at least 28 days. In addition, the savings account used for visa application must be named by the student or the student's parent to be valid for financial proof. Savings accounts opened in gold, securities or stock values are also not valid for financial proof.
Interview unsatisfactory
Students applying for a visa to the UK are required to undergo a mandatory interview test, conducted by the UK Border Agency (UKBA). If they show signs of lying in the paperwork or fail to express their desire to study in the UK as well as undergo basic conversational English tests, they may be denied a visa. Students who are unable to attend the interview will also be denied entry to the UK if they do not give a valid reason.
If you do not know the information about the course, school, housing in the UK, give false information, answer the interview as memorized, you may be denied a visa. The interview questions revolve around simple issues such as student information, learning goals and the ability to meet the financial proof requirements when study in the UK. The objective of the interview is to test the honesty of students and English ability to meet immigration laws. To pass this interview, you need to be prepared, have clear goals and study plans, answer questions fully, avoid using simple answers "yes" or "no", especially to be honest when participating in the interview.
For more information about applying for a UK visa please contact
Greatlink International Study Abroad Co., Ltd.
Hotline: 0936.77.33.86/0868.81.79.81
Email: [email protected]
