meself2 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 4:57 pm
First of all, please don't jump into someone else's topic with your question - your situation is totally different from the one in the first post of the previous topic. I split your post for now.
Hey! Thank you for doing this, I literally registered just now and could not figure out how to create a post separately
Applying for a skilled worker visa.
So how did you plan to satisfy the English language requirement?
I actually sent them an English Certificate, that I took online and which was valid back then for temporary visa, but it is not IELTS nor Cambridge etc.
would it be sufficient if I sent a letter from uni stating that my degree is taught in English?
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No.
OK! it is actually pretty obvious lol.
GabySoul wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 4:53 pm
Question 2: 2 years ago, I studied in the UK at the uni, as an exhange student for 1 semester, if I directly send them
I don't think it would help, unfortunately.
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I actually drafted this letter:
I mean how strict they can be? it is kinda logical and this is not my first time in the UK, first, I studied for a semester, then did my internship for 6 months.
Dear UK Decision Making Centre,
I hope this message finds you well. This is****, and I am writing in response to your letter regarding my visa application with reference number ****.
I want to express my appreciation for your communication and the guidance provided concerning the English language requirement. I would like to inform you that I have already requested a letter from my university in Italy, confirming that my degree was taught in English. As soon as I receive this letter, I will promptly forward it to you via email.
Additionally, I took the initiative to provide evidence of my studies at *** University during the academic year 2021-2022. Enclosed with this email, you will find the following documents:
- Acceptance letter from **** University
- Proof of my attendance during the specified academic year.
- Photocopy of the letter from the University, which was sent to my previous address as indicated in my visa application, regarding the dispatch of my Student Card.
I hope that these provided documents will sufficiently demonstrate my fulfillment of the English language requirements.
Upon carefully reviewing the Home Office website, I observed that the approved test centers for English proficiency tests currently have limited availability in Italy, with no open slots before the end of August. Considering the 10-day timeframe I have been given to provide my English Proficiency Level, it would be challenging for me to schedule and complete the test within this period.
I respectfully inquire if the evidence of my studies at *** University in the UK, along with the fact that I possessed a valid IELTS certificate demonstrating my B2 level of English proficiency at the time of my application to the university in 2021, would be deemed sufficient as a demonstration of my English language proficiency. Given the current constraints in scheduling an English proficiency test at the approved centers, I kindly request your understanding and consideration in accepting the provided evidence of my studies as validation of my English language proficiency.
Thank you for your attention to this matter, and I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Kind Regards,
the longest day of my life)