extension visa

Hi
I'm studying , I and my wife have Teir 4 visa , it will be expired in 09/12/2015 together , My wife is pregnant now , she received report from hospital not advised her to fly during her third trimester until 08/12/2015 , this is Birth date of baby , midwife told her have to stay here at least couple of weeks after Birth for Safety baby .
I would like to ask , if I and my wife can to extension visa for three or four weeks for Safety my baby
please, i want some one to advise me what i can do.
thanks

If you are not planning further studies or work, the only option would be an application outside the rules. You should get one-to-one immigration legal advice about this.

hi
thank you for your interest,
you told me that I should get one-to-one immigration legal advice about this.
what's your mean about one-to-one immigration and how I can do this .

hatem_ly_2002 wrote:what's your mean about one-to-one immigration and how I can do this .

A face to face or in person consultation with a registered immigration advisor. You will have to search for a OISC registered advisor in the area you are located.

thank you for your reply
excuse me i have other question ,
many people tell me that i can stay in uk 28 day at least after expired my visa.
is it right ?
if it is right , is there formal letter about 28 day from home office.
because my wife need only three weeks after expired her visa

hatem_ly_2002 wrote:many people tell me that i can stay in uk 28 day at least after expired my visa. is it right ?

No.

hi
firstly , thank you for your reply
I would like to ask about if there is branch of home office in manchester city or i must going to liverpool in main building on home office.

i'm living in manchester .

with regards.

A branch of HO for what purpose?

They do not offer a walk in advice service if that is what you are asking.

If it is to make an appointment to submit an application, you need to apply online at one of these offices (click).

For extension visa

Again, you need immigration advice. I recommend speaking to the International Student Adviser at your university.