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room1102
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WCATT and UK Immigration

Post by room1102 » Mon Dec 06, 2010 6:13 pm

I have been granted WCATT recently. I am a holder of Australian Passport but no UK Ancestry. Does anyone know if I go study in UK, would I still need a student visa since I have WCATT from Ireland?

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fatty patty
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Re: WCATT and UK Immigration

Post by fatty patty » Mon Dec 06, 2010 10:16 pm

room1102 wrote:I have been granted WCATT recently. I am a holder of Australian Passport but no UK Ancestry. Does anyone know if I go study in UK, would I still need a student visa since I have WCATT from Ireland?

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Yes you do, because WCATT is an Irish stamp to live and work in Republic of Ireland, as you are a Non-EU you would require student visa to study in UK.
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Post by Ben » Wed Dec 08, 2010 2:12 pm

As per fatty patty, any permission to reside in Ireland given to you by the Irish authorities has nowt to do with the UK. Sorry. Consider applying for naturalisation?
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