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4 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Mentioned below are common UK student visa rejection reasons and how to avoid them-
- Insufficient funds- Make sure money is in your account for 28+ days before applying.
- Funds not settled- Avoid large sudden deposits; funds should reflect genuine savings.
- Inconsistent documents- All documents must be consistent and accurate — name spelling, dates, etc.
- Weak financial sponsor- If a relative is sponsoring, they must demonstrate a clear financial relationship.
- Implausible study plans- Your SOP must explain why you chose this course and university convincingly.
- Immigration history issues- Prior visa refusals must be disclosed and explained.
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4 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
UK Student visa processing time is mentioned below-
• Applying from India- 3–8 weeks on average. UKVI aims to process most applications within 3 weeks.
• Priority service- Available at select VFS centres for faster processing (additional fee applies).
• Super priority service- Next working day decision in some cases (very limited availability).
We recommend applying for your visa at least 6–8 weeks before your course start date to allow sufficient processing time.
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4 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Min balance in back required for Indian students who want to study at UK Uni is mentioned below-
- Outside London- Remaining tuition fee with GBP 9,207 for 9 months or GBP 1,023 per month
- London- Remaining tuition fee with GBP 12 K for 9 months or GBP 1,334 per month
Money must be in your account, parent or guardian's account for 28 days. Counsellor will calculate exact amount on basis of university fee and deposit.
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4 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Students are required to show fund in bank account or parent or sponsor account for min 28 days before applying for visa. Amount required is mentioned below-
Tuition fee remaining after deposit with GBP 1,334 per month for 9 months in London or GBP 1,023 per month for 9 months for outside London.
Example- If tuition is GBP 15K and you pay GBP 2K, you need to show GBP 13K with approximately GBP 9.2K living cost or GBP 22.2K outside London equal to INR 24L - INR 26L.
Note- Funds must be 'settled' funds which means funds that have been in account for at least 28 consecutive days. Sudden large deposit just before visa application
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Germany's post-study work provisions are among the most generous globally:
• After graduating from a German university: You receive an 18-month residence permit to stay and look for work in Germany (Aufenthaltserlaubnis zur Arbeitsuche)
• You can work during this 18-month job search period to support yourself
• Once you find a job matching your qualification level, you convert to a work visa/Blue Card
• EU Blue Card: For graduates earning above €43,800/year (STEM shortage roles: €39,682). Allows fast-track to PR.
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New answer posted
a month agoContributor-Level 10
To get German visa there are few imp document needed for German student visa as mentioned below-
• Passport
• Offer letter
• Blocked account
• Health insurance
• Academic proof
•Language proof
• SOP
• CV
• Visa application
• Passport photo
New answer posted
a month agoContributor-Level 10
Below mentioned are the German student visa processing times-
• Standard processing- 6–10 weeks after submission of document
• Top periods (July–September)- Can extend to 10–14 weeks
• Priority visa- Available at some consulates for additional fee (INR 50K extra), reduce processing to 2–4 weeks
• LOR- Apply about 3–4 months before your course start date
• Common reasons for delay- Incomplete documents, blocked account not opened, health insurance not active, language certificates missing
Note- Intr
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
As a German student, you receive a National Visa (Type D), not a standard Schengen visa, but it has equivalent benefits:
• You can travel freely across all 27 Schengen Area countries without a separate visa
• This includes France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Czech Republic, and more
• Your German student visa (once converted to a residence permit — Aufenthaltstitel) allows visa-free travel within Schengen
• You CANNOT use your German student visa to work or live in non-Schengen countries (e.g., UK requires a separa
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
German student visa process include imp step as mentioned below for Indian students-
• Step one is getting admission - Get offer letter from German university
• Secondly open blocked account - Give EUR 11,904 which is approximately INR 10.5 L to German blocked account (Fintiba, Expatrio, etc.)
• Thirdly arrange health insurance - Get TK, AOK or other German health insurance
• Forth step is preparing documents - Passport, offer letter, blocked account confirmation, language proof, academic document, SOP, financial document
• Fifth step is to book VFS appointment - Apply through German embassy in your city such as- Delhi, Mumb
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
To study for more than 4 months up to 1 year in France, you will be required to get a French student visa. The French student visa for that purpose is called the VLS-TS student visa. Upon its expiration, students can avail of a multi-annual residence permit to continue to stay for the further years of their study in France. Thus, the cost of a French student visa for Indian students is €50. Upon acceptance by the desired university, the visa applications will be sent to the French consular authorities automatically.
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