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Jagriti Shukla

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The latest changes on the UK student visa include:

  1. The minimum cost you need to show in your bank account for the cost of living in the UK has increased to £1,529/month in London and £1,171 elsewhere.
  2. The launch of eVisa facility
  3. Undergraduate students will not be able to bring their dependents in the UK. Only students coming for postgraduate research and above courses are allowed to do so. 

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Piyush Rastogi

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If an Indian student has received a CAS from the University of Liverpool, they should then apply for a UK student visa. This process can take time. The university suggests applying 3 months before the programme starts. 

To apply for a UK student visa the applicant would need to apply via the embassy and also submit some important documents and the visa application fee. 

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Jiya Arora

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Along with the essential course completion requirements, your application for the Graduate Visa in UK depends on the following aspects of your course as well:

  1. the university or your course provider
  2. how long did you study in the UK
  3. what kind of a course you studied - bachelor's, master's or any doctoral course

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Rashmi Shekhar

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No, studying on a Graduate Visa in UK is generally not possible. Students can do so only if their chosen course is not eligible for a student visa in the UK. If you choose a course that is eligible for a student visa then you can apply for the extension of your UK student visa instead. The courses allowed on a Grdauate visa may include professional, recreational or online courses like short courses or skills development that are not covered by a full Student visa. 

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Upasana Khandelwal

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Since applicants need to pay for a minimum of three years when applying for a Skilled Worker Visa in the UK, applicants with a job offer with lesser in length than that keep looking for a UK work visa that's valid for only 2 years. 

For that reason, one can apply for a "India Young Professionals Scheme visa". This visa allows Indians from 18 to 30 years old to work in the UK for 2 years. The only conditions for getting this visa include- 

  • you must have a minimum saving of £2,530
  • you must get selected in the India Young Professionals Scheme ballot 

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Jiya Arora

Contributor-Level 8

Students applying from outside the UK need to pay the following UK work visa fee -

  • For up to 3 years - £769 per person 
  • For longer than 3 years- £1,519 per person 

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Raushan Kumar

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No, IELTS is not mandatory for the visa if your university accepts you without it. The Visa Officer only checks your CAS Letter. If your university writes on the CAS that they have checked your English already, then the embassy will not ask for any IELTS score. You can get the UK Student Visa easily without the exam.

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5 months ago

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Aashi Shukla

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The minimum PTE scores required for the UK Student visa for the degree level and above courses is 59

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Atul Mishra

Beginner-Level 1

While the UK has a high student visa approval rate (around 98%), it's not necessarily easy to get. You need to meet specific requirements and provide strong evidence to support your application. Here's why getting a UK student visa is a complex task:




  • Strict requirements: You need to prove sufficient funds, strong English language skills, genuine intent to study, and ties to your home country.


  • Detailed documentation: You must provide accurate and complete documents, including academic transcripts, financial statements, and a clear study plan.


  • Potential interview: You might be required to attend an interview to discuss your application, whi
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