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New answer posted•10 months ago

Is there a 2 year work visa in the UK for Indians?

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Asked by Abhishek
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10 months ago

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

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New answer posted•10 months ago

What is the cost of a 2 year UK working visa?

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Asked by Jagriti
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10 months ago

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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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

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

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New question posted•a year ago

How to apply for a UK student visa?

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Asked by Akash
New answer posted•a year ago

Is a UK student visa easy to get?

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Asked by Atul Mishra
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a year ago

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

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New answer posted•a year ago

Can you give me a brief on the UK student visa?

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Asked by Atul Mishra
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a year ago

A UK student visa allows a student to stay in the UK and pursue an academic course for up to 5 years. In order to apply for a UK student visa, a student needs to have an unconditional offer to pursue a course with a licensed student sponsor. For this purpose, he or she needs to provide Confirmation

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New answer posted•a year ago

What is UK student visa success rate?

13 Views|Posted a year ago
Asked by Rashmi
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The UK student visa generally has a high success rate. The success rate of the UK student visa application tend to remain above 90%. This means that only a very small number of applications are rejected; hence, the UK becomes one of the top choices to study abroad.  

However, with the chang

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New answer posted•a year ago

How much will private health insurance cost in the UK?

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Asked by Abhishek
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a year ago

Based on the age, location, and type of coverage, the cost of private healthcare ranges from £30-£200 monthly. Healthcare policies, on a basic level, will cost £30-£90 monthly. And, if, as a student, you are going for comprehensive healthcare, then it will cost you around £100-£200+ monthly. The stu

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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

The medical insurance for international students in UK will cost £776 per annually. This is the Immigration Health Surcharge, paid during the visa application, along with the visa fees. This will allow the students to gain access to NHS services, which will make healthcare affordable, except for den

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New answer posted•a year ago

What to do if your CAS letter is rejected?

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a year ago

If your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) letter gets rejected, the first thing you should do is reach out to your university's international student office right away. They can help you understand why the rejection happened and explore your options. This might involve resolving any conce

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