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Chandra Shekhar

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International students who wish to study in the UK can apply for How Students Visa if they're 16 or over. The earliest you can apply for a visa is 6 months before you start your course. Students can check the below UK Visa requirements:·      A current passport·      A  Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from your course provider·      Bank Statement·      The visa fees payment confirmation receipt·      ATAS certificate if your nationality and course need it·      Payslips·      Original mark sheets/provisional certificates·      Scoresheet of exams like TOEFL,  GMAT,  IELT
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Anurag Pal

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All international students including EU students require a student visa of UK to study in a UK university. The application fee for the UK student visa application is GBP 363 if they are applying from outside the United Kingdom. It was formerly known as the Tier student visa and you may require to pay for a healthcare surcharge depending on the duration of your stay. International students can pay this fee online using either a MasterCard or Visa card.

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Anurag Pal

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All international students are required to possess a study permit to enrol in a UK university. The fee for a student visa to the United Kingdom (formerly known as a Tier 4 student visa) is GBP 363 if the international student is applying from outside the UK. Indian students can pay the visa application fee online through a Master or Visa card, or through a demand draft at the visa application centre at selected branches of Standard Chartered Bank.

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Sukhendra Kumar Kushwaha

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IEC-UK Ltd is a trusted UK university partner, specialising in Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Oxbridge, Medicine and Ph.D. applications.

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Utsab Roy

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Yes, your spouse can show funds held in his or her parents' account as evidence of financial support for a UK dependent visa application, provided that the parents are willing to give a declaration stating that they will provide financial support to your spouse during his or her stay in the UK. However, it is important to note that the UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) may question the source of funds, especially if there are large sums of money involved. Therefore, it is important to provide evidence of the legitimate source of funds, such as bank statements or tax returns, and to explain any unusual or large transactions in the account
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chetan dubey

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It is difficult to say for certain whether you will be able to get a UK visa with those test scores. The requirements for a UK visa can vary depending on the specific type of visa you are applying for and your individual circumstances. It is best to check with the UK visa application center or consult with a immigration lawyer for more information on the specific requirements for your situation.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello,
Having done your Engineering graduation either after class 12th or after your Diploma via lateral admission has absolutely no bearing on prospects of getting a visa. However, getting admission to UK or any other country abroad is a little tricky. This is so since admissions there, are not based exclusively on academic performance but are based on broad parameters. To get in line, I would like to advise you to approach an agency that is dealing with sending students abroad for PG. They know how to mold your CV to suit this which enables success in getting admission. Best wishes to you.

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Vipin Bihari Yadav

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Hii, The regulation is that a study gap of 2 years is acceptable for Diploma and Undergraduate courses, and a study gap of 5 years is acceptable for postgraduate courses. Few colleges in Canada reject students who have more than the regulated gap years
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