Answers to questions about visa applications for studying in the UK

There are three main categories of student visas in the UK.

Tier 4 (General) – General Student Visa.

Students aged 16 and above who are studying full-time courses in the UK (usually pre-sessional language courses, preparatory courses, bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, etc.) can apply for a regular student visa.

Students over the age of 18 must apply for a regular student visa.

Tier 4 (Child) – Child Student Visa.

Students between the ages of 4 and 17 can apply for a Child Student Visa (or Young Student Visa) to study a full-time course (usually Pre-GCSE, GCSE, A-level).

Short-term study visa — a short-term study visa.

For students aged 18 years or above who have an unconditional offer to a Tier 4 licence school that is recognised by the UKVI for a short course.

Visas are valid for 6-11 months, depending on the length of the course, and must leave the country after the course is completed and cannot be renewed or transferred within the UK.

We are here to introduce Tier 4 visa applications.

The whole process of applying for a student visa in the UK has been clarified.

Even if you fill in the Exit & Entry Administration Ministry of Public Security, people don't know which country's Exit & Entry Administration Ministry of Public Security you are.

You can write your home address in Hanyu Pinyin, and if you can't write it, you can pick the key points (country, region, province, city), but to be honest, no one will mail it to you at that address, and it is best to write Chinese for domestic mailing.

Study abroad visa.

If a person wants to travel, settle down, study, get married, etc., in addition to a passport, he or she should also have a corresponding visa. A passport is proof of the holder's nationality and identity, while a visa is a certificate of permission for a sovereign state to allow foreign citizens or its own citizens to enter or exit or pass through the country.

Visas are generally endorsed on the passport, some are endorsed on other travel documents in lieu of the passport, and some are issued with a separate visa. For example, the immigration visa of the United States and Canada is an A4 large paper, and Singapore also issues a separate paper visa for foreigners, and the visa must generally be used at the same time as the passport to be effective.

I just filled it out

The issuing authority should be filled with exit & entry administration ministry of public security. If you can't write it, you can use a shorthand, for example, write administration as admin. Or you can omit spaces.

As long as others can understand it.

country, there should be another blank to fill in the issuing country.

Home address, don't fill in too much detail, for example, you are XX District, XX City, XX Province, you can omit XX District. This address is just for them to keep a record, and there is no other use.

If your visa is sent to your home, you should be given an additional courier envelope, just write the address on it.

Issuing authority write China, this is for sure, everyone fills in so, the home address can be simpler, directly write * city * district * road * number * room, such as room can be abbreviated rm, road can be abbreviated rd, renewal refers to the visa expired during the overseas period is called renewal, now the application is exactly the same as the previous procedure, but the odds are more secure.

So, I'm a little confused about whether I should renew or reapply for my visa? Also, my **fill in this meaning should be to ask if you have renewed your 5 DGREE certificate in the UK,

The renewal materials are basically the same, are you renewing in the UK? Then it's easier, find a closer center, make an appointment for an interview, and send the materials directly.

The main materials are:

1.CAS and relevant proof of admission.

2.Deposit your own bank account in the UK and let print the details3Passports and passports**.

4.If you have anything else you want to bring, you can add some.

The one that can't be filled out is printed out and filled in by hand.

Legal analysis: To apply for a foreign visa, whether it is a foreign visa for Chinese or a foreigner for a visa to other countries, no matter which way is adopted, whether it is entrusted to an agent or directly handled by yourself, it generally needs to go through the following procedures:

1) Submit a valid passport.

2) Submit various documents related to the purpose of application, such as proof of birth, marital status, educational background, work history, etc.

3) Fill in and submit the visa application**. The visa is different, ** is also different, most of them must be filled in a foreign language and provided at the same time**.

4) Go to the embassy or consulate of the country in the country** to meet. Some countries stipulate that all immigration applicants must be interviewed before making a decision; Some countries require an interview to apply for a nonimmigrant visa.

5) The embassy or consulate will submit the completed visa application and necessary supporting materials to the competent domestic departments for review and approval. Embassies and consulates of a few countries have the right to issue visas directly, but they are still required to forward them to the country for filing.

6) Go to the competent department of the country for the necessary review, and notify the embassy or consulate in the country of the approval opinion. If agreed, a visa will be issued. In case of rejection, the applicant will also be notified. (For visa refusal, the embassy or consulate will not refund the visa fee).

7) Pay the visa fee. Generally speaking, the fee must be paid when submitting a visa application, and some countries only charge the fee when the visa application is successful. In general, immigrant visas cost slightly more and nonimmigrant visas cost less.

There are also some countries and regions where visas are free.

Legal basis: Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry of Citizens Article 9 Chinese citizens leaving and entering China shall apply for passports or other travel documents in accordance with the law. Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions also need to obtain a visa or other entry permit certificate from the country to which they are traveling.

However, except for the mutual visa exemption agreements signed by China and other countries, or as otherwise stipulated by the Ministry of Public Security or others. Chinese citizens who leave or enter China as seafarers and work on foreign ships shall apply for seafarers' certificates in accordance with the law.

The UK study visa is a pass for students to study in the UK, without it, even if you get an offer, it will not help, although the UK visa rate is high, but many students will also make some mistakes, the following are some common problems in the visa application process.

After students get the offer of their favorite British university, they need to apply for a visa, and the UK study visa is a "passport" for students to study in the UK. Although the approval rate of the UK study visa is relatively high, there are also some students who miss the UK study visa due to some mistakes. What are some common mistakes made when applying for a UK student visa?

Here, I will introduce it in detail for the students, and the students must avoid it!

After the deposit is in the current form, most banks will face the problem of not being able to issue certificates of deposit. If the deposit is shown in the form of a short-term large amount, it is also necessary to provide information to prove its history**, otherwise it is very likely that the visa will be rejected on the grounds of "short-term deposit of a large deposit". The information that can be used as a deposit history** is varied and varies according to each person's actual situation.

Mistake in applying for a visa to study in the UKMistake 2: Students who return to their home country from the UK to apply for and renew their visas have not made timely deposits.

Many students studying in the UK are only concerned about whether they can pass the exam and get the letter of approval, but ignore the preparation of the guarantee money, another important material for the visa, resulting in the deposit not being deposited in the bank in time. Although the problem was solved in various ways and the visa was successfully obtained, it also shows that the students did not understand the visa policies and procedures, and had a weak ability to think about the problem in a forward-looking and holistic manner, which led to the occurrence of this problem.

Error in UK student visa application Error 3: CAS error.

It is rare for UK universities to issue CAS mistakes, but there are still a few DIY students who are denied visas because the content of the CAS course does not meet the visa requirements (fill in two academic courses). After communicating with the school several times and explaining the visa regulations to the school, the school finally revised the course content and successfully obtained the visa.

Mistake 4: Wrong category and wrong visa application.

There are two types of visas to study in the UK, a student visa based on the four-point system and a student visitor visa. If the student is unsure of what category he or she belongs to, or thinks that the documents of the two visa applications are the same, it will eventually lead to a visa refusal.

Mistake in applying for a visa to study in the UKMistake 5: Missing documents.

Some students have lost their original IELTS transcripts or graduation certificates due to their own poor storage, because these documents must be submitted when submitting the visa, and if there is no original, the visa will be denied. Although I solved it through various methods, in the process, I not only delayed the best application time, but also made myself nervous.

Any detail in the UK student visa application process can make or break whether a UK student visa can be obtained or denied. Therefore, there are five common mistakes that cannot be made in UK student visa applications. Of course, there are more small details in the application process, which need to be discovered and paid attention to by students themselves in the process.