Is there any new rule that students have to apply for a entry clearance for resits? No. Who is saying you need to apply in your home country, and what reason are they giving? Cant I apply for leave to remain within UK for exam resit. university is ready to give me new CAS in couple of days. From th...

We will have to agree to disagree It is accepted that there is a 4 month window to do whatever they want. It becomes an issue only when there maybe an intent not to return at the visa expiry. This individual is fully entitled to re-enter and apply for further leave to remain. For sure we will have ...

The immigration rules do not specifically say no to re-entering after course completion. If the course is finished, someone attempting to enter the UK would not all meet the requirements of the Immigration Rules for students. See also paragraphs 321 and 321A. In fact the tier 4 visa specifically gr...

But can I not re-enter on a TIer-4 saying that, I need to attend graduation ceremony (my graduation ceremony and job start date are in the same week). Immigration rules say no. I wouldn't risk it. Universities are cavalier with their advice about this because they are not thinking about people who ...

My course ends in Sept., I have received a job offer for a job to start in Dec, and I want to travel in the period between that. Unless you are travelling to your home country, and your Tier 2 sponsor is happy for you to make the Tier 2 application there (they would need to amend your CoS and do th...

1. Can I apply for her Tier 4 student visa from UK No. See https://www.gov.uk/tier-4-general-visa/switch-to-this-visa Plus, you do not apply for her visa, she applies for her own visa! and can the dependants also apply for Tier 4 dependant visa along with her application. Yes, if everyone including...

Am I eligible to switch my visa from tier 4 to tier 2 dependant? Yes. In some websites, it's mentioned that I can apply if I had completed 12 months of my study but in some websites it's mentioned that this rule is applicable only for PhD degree. I am extremely confused. You appear to be looking at...

I want to share with you my awful experience of losing the BRP and applying for one. ...We contacted the local MP with no response. It has turned out to be --one of the most stressful experiences of my life. We've waited day after day hoping for some information or sign, but nothing.We're stuck her...

Because I need a reason to apply in Singapore (outside of my home country). I want to apply here is because my family is here. So I guess the marriage Cert may be needed? It's about where you live, not where your parents live. I advise speaking directly to the application post in Singapore before s...

I assume you are planning on PhD studies, or something else that is exempt from the cap?

See http://ukcisa.org.uk/Information--Advic ... rements#RL

1. Can I apply for Student Visa in Singapore instead of China since my family is here and Singapore is where I have residence for the past 7 years? (though I am not documented as a resident in Singapore now) They will only accept your application if you live there, and you seem to be a temporary vi...

I wrote a letter to home office requesting an extension of another 60 days as universities issue CAS only 28 days prior intake. I haven't heard anything from them till date. They issue the CAS up to 3 months before the start of the course, not 28 days. But either way, that is not any grounds to sta...

Rafastaa wrote:My question is will this affect my application when I come to apply for a new Tier 4 Student Visa in August?

Not under the basic Tier 4 eligibility or the General Grounds for Refusing, but possibly under Credibility.

This isn't working. You have more questions now than when you started this topic 7 pages ago, and unfortunately you are not understanding the basic immigration terms or concepts in peoples' replies. I strongly advise you to seek one-to-one in-person professional immigration advice.

darkcloud20 wrote:Am I thinking the right way?

No. See FrontierMole's previous reply Fri Jun 10, 2016 6:50 am

Actually I need some more time in the UK to get a job offer from a company so that I can apply for tier 2 from within the UK. My 60 days is finishing within 1 week, I think. I need around 1 month to get a job offer. Can I apply for flr? (eg-FLR(O) ) What ground can I show in the flr? You have no gr...

Yes. Appendix C, paragraph 1B(a)(iii)(1)_iii confirms 1B. In all cases where Appendix C or Appendix E states that an applicant is required to provide specified documents, the specified documents are: (a) Personal bank or building society statements which satisfy the following requirements: ... (iii)...

No.

Itnayaj wrote:does that mean I can still study masters level for 2 years ?

Yes.

Itnayaj wrote:Is the higher national diploma course not counted at degree level

No.

Thank you for your idea but I was wondering I would fall under the 6 years cap at degree level. No, it is the 5-year cap for study at degree-level. The 6-year cap is for those progressing from a 4-year undergrad to a 2-year Masters. You can therefore study maximum another 2 academic years at degree...

MinnieH wrote:Would it affect both me and my visa now?

It's theoretically possible, because in effect you seem to have used deception in your application, but it's unlikely.

Why not do it part-time along side your full-time work under Tier 2?

Itnayaj wrote:I am not sure whether the two master degrees are count under 6 year cap limit or 8 year.

Neither. You are subject to the normal 5-year cap on degree level study.

aearion wrote:this is a very sensitive issue and as it may cause serious problem in the future for our stay in the UK during my PhD

It is not, and it won't! You have had clear and accurate advice from your university: your wife does not have the condition, therefore she is not required to register.