The Tier 4 Student Visa allows non-EEA students to study a range of courses at varying levels in the UK at a sponsored academic institution. Student visas are usually valid... read more →
It is common for students across the UK to have part-time jobs whilst they are studying and during summer and holiday time the need for temporary workers increases. It is... read more →
A Tier 4 Student Visa allows international students aged 16 years and over to study in the UK at a fully licensed institution. The duration of the course and level... read more →
It was announced earlier today that Cardiff University and the University of Wales Trinity St. David have now officially been added to the Home Office Tier 4 Student visa pilot... read more →
We have recently explained the recent amendments to the UK Immigration Rules which have been set out in the new Home Office Statement of Changes HC309 in regard to the Tier 1 and... read more →
There was a record-breaking number of Tier 4 Student visas issued last year by the Home Office resulting in a 5% increase in Tier 4 Student visa applications made by... read more →
The case of a Tier 4 Student whose leave was curtailed following the Home Office abuse of power in its response to the discovery that there had been cases where... read more →
Parents who wish to send their children to an Independent Fee Paying School in the UK on a Tier 4 Child visa can apply to join them in the UK.... read more →
There are a number benefits in switching from a Tier 4 Student visa into Tier 2 General Work Visa for both the Applicant and the respective Tier 2 Employer. It... read more →
The eligibility criteria for students who want to gain Home Fee Status is set out by the Education (Fees and Awards) (England) Regulations 2007. In order to understand the criteria,... read more →