confusion about new rules

rocksns · Post by **rocksns** » Tue May 24, 2011 4:18 pm

Hi
I am graduate in commerce. Now i want to do higher course in my field. Someone recommended me Cambridge Western Academy (birmingham) which is rated A Trusted college and the course is Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management duration 1 year. Awarding body NCC Education. I am confused about this college wether it is publicly funded (university)or Govt. college. can i bring my depandants (husband and infant) with me. As i go through new rules which says:
[b]#Only postgraduate students at universities and government-sponsored students will be able to bring their dependants. At the moment, all students on longer courses can bring their dependants
#Students at universities and publicly funded further education colleges will retain their current work rights, but all other students will have no right to work. We will place restrictions on work placements in courses outside universities[/b].
when will these rules come in force (in april or july)
Please do reply me as soon as possble...
Thanks

Post by **Greenie** » Wed May 25, 2011 9:38 am

The new rules are set to come into effect in July but the government has not announced exactly the rules in detail so it is not possible to advise with complete accuracy. However, from the information you have posted about your circumstances and the information available on the new rules on working and bringing dependents under tier 4:

- Cambridge Western Academy is not a publicly funded university or higher education institution as defined by the UKBA in the statement of intent- If you study at this institution and are not government sponsored you will not be able to bring your dependent
- You will not have the right to work.

The above applies assuming you are not currently in the UK as a tier 4 student/under the old student rules as the new rules will apparently only apply to those making an intitial application as a student.

rocksns · Post by **rocksns** » Wed May 25, 2011 9:50 am

Thankyou very much for repling.

Should i apply now. becos my ielts test also expire on 25 june. i have 7 bands in ielts.
and one thing i want to know about funds . in my husbands account hv near abt 2 lac indian rupee from last 6 months but his own fd(fixed deposit) about 4 lac is mature on 20 may 2011 and transferd into same bank account if i submit my application in next 10 days is that amount count 6 lac or 2 lac according to 28 days old funds.

Post by **Greenie** » Wed May 25, 2011 12:11 pm

you can apply 3 months before the course starts. Fixed term deposits/bonds are not accepted as evidence of cash funds.

pennylessinindia · Post by **pennylessinindia** » Fri May 27, 2011 5:38 pm

Greenie wrote:you can apply 3 months before the course starts. Fixed term deposits/bonds are not accepted as evidence of cash funds.

I think you will find that Indian fixed deposits are counted as cash

rocksns · Post by **rocksns** » Tue Jun 14, 2011 2:11 pm

my ielts score is 7 and I completed my all education in english medium CBSE and panjab university chandigarh. but my ielts test is expire on 27 of june 11. I have not recieved my CAS from university.(i applied in Birmingham city university). In case i lodged my file after expiry of ielts will there be any problem in getting visa. should i give fresh ielts test. deligate from university told me as i have secured more than sixty five percentage in english in higher secondary and have completed education in english medium so getting visa will not be a problem. but still m confused. please reply soon

sonyaadnan · Post by **sonyaadnan** » Wed Jun 15, 2011 5:55 pm

I have just completed my mba in HR and previously i have done bs hons.. total 18yr education.. now i want to do masters in other course..

i have heard that the policies from april 2011 stat that u cannot bring your dependents with u.. is it right?

can i still apply for them with me?

Post by **Greenie** » Wed Jun 15, 2011 6:21 pm

sonyaadnan wrote:I have just completed my mba in HR and previously i have done bs hons.. total 18yr education.. now i want to do masters in other course..

i have heard that the policies from april 2011 stat that u cannot bring your dependents with u.. is it right?

can i still apply for them with me?

are you dependents here with you at the moment?

Where are you going to be studying - is it a private college or a publicly funded university?

How long is youe new course?

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