She paid Immigration health surcharge when she applied for her visa. Does this cover her surgery? Yes. What do we do about her visa and staying in the UK? Can she stay for around three months after her surgery to recover? She needs to discuss her options with her university urgently. I am surprised...

infopravin wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 07, 2024 10:11 pm

If I apply for the PSW (Post-Study Work) visa in November or December 2024, do I need to renew my passport before then?

No.

infopravin wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 07, 2024 10:11 pm

How many months in advance should I renew my passport?

This is a question for the relevant authorities in your home country. It is nothing to do with UK immigration.

While it has always been UKVI policy to issue partial refunds where a new in-country application overlaps existing leave for which IHS has been paid by more than six months, this policy has never been published anywhere formally. It is now included in this new caseworker guidance about the IHS publi...

Am i still qualify to have my partner visa route as the new rules are in place since Jan 2024 which barred to have it other than few exceptions.? Yes. Those new rules do not apply to you. Details: https://www.gov.uk/student-visa/family-members You must be one of the following: a government-sponsore...

Frontier Mole wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 24, 2024 8:32 am

It will be interesting to see what the position the new Uni will take, if they have or are willing to issue a CAS.

I'm sure they will, but probably only when OP has shown that they have returned home in order to apply for the visa.

As the individual is studying at PhD and that is the highest level of degree possible there can be no progression beyond that level. It does not prevent a student undertaking a move from PhD to PhD. Given the other conditions within ST14.3 it is entirely possible even at a lower level to undertake ...

2 - However you can claim a refund of IHS for the time still remaining on your current visa- I disagree. The new Student visa application would not show Academic Progression, and OP would not meet any of the exceptions listed at Appendix Student, paragraph ST 14.4, so they would need to leave the U...

cc21 wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 21, 2024 3:28 pm

Would that work?

No. Hence why I said

sah10406 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 13, 2024 9:08 am

You need to leave the UK on or before 9 August 2024 and apply for the Student visa in your home country.

See

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... the-policy

As my visa got expired in January, after consulting a solicitor, I applied for fee waiver in order to get enough time till I receive my results and then to apply for graduate visa. I don't see how you are eligible for a fee waiver. It is only for people preparing certain types of application, and i...

Now I work for 2 employers but i have also never gone above the 20 hour limit This is all that matters. The work restriction is about the number hours you can spend working. It is not about how, when or how much you are paid. Obviously, your employers are not working together to monitor your workin...

He needs to discuss this with whoever is supporting him with the asylum application.

It is its own specialised area of immigration law, and not something for friends or online strangers to start advising on on an amateur basis.

Although she requested an extension from the university, which was granted until February 26th, she remains uncertain if she will receive a response from UKVI before the deadline. If it becomes too late for her to travel to the UK, she needs to be ready to quickly withdraw her application. That way...

Your only option is to switch to the Graduate visa to bridge the gap. You would need to obtain a new Student visa before starting the PhD. Maybe you could defer the PhD for a year and make the most of the Graduate visa. Otherwise you will need to leave the UK when your current Student visa expires, ...

GBkhatri wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 15, 2024 10:50 am

I have been told I need to submit a tenancy agreement as part of the application process.

Told by who?

Does this mean if you switch into the care visa with dependents already here, the dependents might be allowed to stay? The change in wording between 8 December 2023 and 1 February 2023 does suggest there will be some sort of protection for dependants already in the UK, but we need to wait and see w...

GBkhatri wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 15, 2024 10:11 am

This is why I am worried even though nothing has been specifically written about the deadline.

That article is about the extra rules for bringing a child as a single parent when the other parent remains overseas.

It depends. Why do you want or need to be in the UK from January to September 2024?

I also read that on the HO website this offense is not listed as a ground for refusal of visa, but am still worried this may affect their decision, especially with the new rules and the govt trying to limit foreign workers in the UK An application can only be refused for not meeting the rules. Ther...

What I understand is that my course have to star within 28 day of my visa expire. what should I do? You need to leave the UK on or before 9 August 2024 and apply for the Student visa in your home country. would I be rejected if I try switching to student visa anyways. It would be refused under para...

The types of offences that mean the application must be refused or that a current visa must be cancelled are explained in the General grounds for refusal, specifically paragraphs 9.4.1 and 9.4.2 of the immigration rules: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration-rules/immigration-rules-part-9-grounds-...

Chosi wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 09, 2024 9:59 pm

So that brings my next question given the situation can he apply for another Uni?

That's not a visa matter, but an admissions and academic matter.

Any new Student visa can only be applied for from his home country.

But I haven’t received any emails or letter from UKVI still, does it mean I am still ok to apply for visa? My current employer has agreed to sponsor me kindly help me. You can apply for a Skilled worker visa, but only in your home country. You cannot apply in the UK because of Appendix Skilled work...

For a reason, some international students believe that everyone with a student visa is automatically eligible for the Graduate route once the course ends, irrespective of their performance on the programme. To be fair, that's how it is for the Skilled worker visa, and maybe people are getting the t...

1. [...]will it impact if the dependents application is completed few days after main applicant [...] No. 2. Doesn't seem to be a question here, just a statement. The error with IHS came from you overthinking it. You just need to give the date 2 years from today, not 2 years from the future expiry ...

I can do all the google links that related which wont be helpful and some of the articles are confusing that is why we are seeking help here which is free of cost here right? To clarify, I am not giving you random "google links". I am directing you to the official application portal itself, where t...