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hypegal3
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long residency

Post by hypegal3 » Fri Dec 22, 2006 5:05 pm

hi, i know your probably tired of these kinda questions, but anyway my dad came here in 1999 and will be here for 8 years now, i am wondering about me cos i have been here 6 yrs now and applied for uni on a diploma cousre and got interview and will be starting in 07.

i am worried i wont get in becasue i dont have ILR in my passport instead it is a student visa.

my parents and i are on student visa and soon also will be my brother who was bore in uk. can anyone help plz
there 4 u
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hypegal3
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Post by hypegal3 » Sat Dec 23, 2006 8:08 pm

is anyone here to help me.
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antontony
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Post by antontony » Sat Dec 23, 2006 11:20 pm

Hello,

Long residence is 10 years in your case...If I understand your question right.

There is the so called 7 year concession, which only refers to children who have lived in the UK for 7 years and are under 16...This policy refers to mostly children of illegal entrants and/or failed asylum seekers...
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Biggie
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Re: long residency

Post by Biggie » Sun Dec 24, 2006 4:23 pm

hypegal3 wrote: i am worried i wont get in becasue i dont have ILR in my passport instead it is a student visa.
Hypegal3,

Regarding your Diploma programme, your uni will accept you but you will have to pay overseas fees as you hold a student visa.

Biggie.
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