What do you need to pay attention to when applying for a visa to study in the UK?

There are three main things that need to be paid attention to when applying for a visa to study in the UK:

1. Prepare in advance: Because there are many materials required to study in the UK, these materials must be prepared in advance, otherwise it may affect the speed of the visa in the future.

2. Study abroad choice: Be sure to determine the school and major in the UK before applying for a visa, and you are the only one who will suffer if you blindly choose.

1. Students under the age of 18 need to provide more materials as before, a letter of parental consent.

Paetalcoset) requires a joint signature of both parents or a legal guardian and confirms the following: The relationship between the student and the signatory (i.e. the parent or legal guardian) The parents or legal guardian agree to the student's T4 visa application, and both parents or guardians confirm their consent to the student's study and living arrangements abroad and in the student's UK. If only one parent or guardian has student custody, the letter of support should be signed by only one parent and submit relevant proof in support of the independent guardianship (e.g., death certificate, independent custody by court decision, etc.).

After the implementation of the new policy, in addition to the above materials, students must also provide proof of their relationship with their parents or guardians, and acceptable supporting documents include the original (or notarized copies) of the following documents: Student's birth certificate, adoption certificate, legal guardian certificate issued by the courtTips: When submitting the application, you must ensure that the above new supporting documents are submitted to ensure that the visa is passed smoothly and on time.

2. Applying for a T4 student visa may require an interview under the new UKVI policy, when you are applying for a T4 student visa, you may be scheduled for an interview to prove that you are a student who is really going to study in the UK, and the interview format may be ** or face-to-face. If you are not well prepared for the interview and have doubts about your student status, your visa application may not be approved. Hint:

After submitting your visa application, please prepare carefully and familiarize yourself with the relevant information about your application school, admission course, etc.

3. Documents required for a visa to study in the UK.

1. Original passport, 35 45mm color photo with white background, valid IELTS transcript, valid certificate of enrollment and transcript of professional courses, bank deposit passbook statement of deposit, bank deposit certificate, and unexpired tuberculosis physical examination report.

2. Photocopies or printouts, copies of all the above originals (except **), CAS issued by the admitted school (pay attention to check personal information), visa application form.

3. Deposit certificate passbook or deposit certificate or deposit statement and bank deposit certificate are all fixed format of the bank, deposit certificate is generally in Chinese and English, passbook or deposit certificate or deposit statement must be issued by the bank, stamped with the bank business seal, and then translated by a professional translation agency.

4. Tuberculosis CertificateIn order to protect the health of international students, a new tuberculosis physical examination was added in December, and only designated international or scientific research hospitals in more than a dozen cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen are eligible.

1 Some schools adjust IELTS single subject requirementsFrom April 21, the English language requirements for UK visas have been clarified to ensure that applicants have the necessary English proficiency to complete their studies and lives in the UK. Applicants applying for English Chinese language courses, pre-sessional English courses, foundation courses and levels 3 to 5 of the National Qualifications Framework must pass the mandatory safety English language test and achieve a B1 level. B1 is equivalent to 4 in all four IELTS components.

If the course applied for is not sponsored by a tertiary education institution and is a degree course at level 6 or above under the National Qualifications Framework, applicants must pass the mandatory secure English language test and achieve a level of B2. B2 is equivalent to 5 and 5 in all four components of the IELTS test. But in fact, since April, some schools have further increased the language requirements on the basis of visa requirements, and since April, at least 10 institutions have increased the IELTS single subject requirements, and students with a score of 5 or 5 in each IELTS subject need to take an additional 10 weeks of language courses.

Students with an IELTS score of 6 will need to take an additional 5 weeks of language courses. 2 Fingerprints are required for students to apply for a visaUnlike in the past, students are required to provide their fingerprints to the local visa application centre when applying for a visa. Fingerprints will be used for visas and UK identity cards for students staying in the UK.

3 UK institutions are required to report student attendance in a timely mannerThe UK requires approval for all private schools, colleges and universities in the UK to admit international students. In addition, UK institutions are required to report student attendance to the UK Border Agency in a timely manner, in particular in the event of a student not registering on time, 10 days of unexcused absence, withdrawal, changes in course length and any other situation that the institution deems suspicious.

Students must cooperate with the school to provide all information, otherwise the border bureau will investigate the institution that admitted you and affect the student. 4 Funds must be in hard currency, in the form of cash, for proof of funds, London students must be able to afford the first year's tuition fees, plus £7,200 for living expenses; Outside of London, £5,400 is required for living expenses. For students studying in the UK for less than 9 months, they are required to have a living allowance of £800 to £600 per month, and proof of funds must be provided in the form of a bank deposit certificate and the money has been deposited in the account for at least 28 days.