Application checks
Need help checking an immigration application? We’ll make sure it’s thoroughly reviewed, and you are provided written feedback so you can perfect your application.
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Planning to study in the UK? At Seraphus, our experienced and knowledgable immigration lawyers, can simplify the process and provide you with the expert guidance to secure your student visa in the UK.
If you want to study in the UK, you'll need to apply for a Student Visa (formerly known as Tier 4 (General) Student).
Following Brexit, both EEA and non-EEA nationals must meet two key requirements to be eligible to apply for a Student Visa:
If you want to apply for a Student Visa, you must meet the following requirements:
The above requirements are demonstrated in a points-based system. If you meet these requirements, you will meet the 70 points total to be granted a Student Visa.
For more information about UK Student Visa application requirements, book a consultation with us and we’ll be glad to talk you through the finer details.
When it comes to obtaining compassionate legal advice, Seraphus is your dedicated source of expert guidance.
We specialise in providing personalised support to help you navigate the complexities of the application process, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience.
Contact us today using the details below or book a consultation with us.
Phone: 020 8142 8211
WhatsApp: 07538 208 096
Email: info@seraphus.co.uk
Need help checking an immigration application? We’ll make sure it’s thoroughly reviewed, and you are provided written feedback so you can perfect your application.
£299 + VAT 5 working days
We’ll represent you from start to finish, supporting you with applications and decision making.
£1,249 to £ 1,999 + VAT
Get a one-off assessment of your situation and receive advice on next steps.
£99 + VAT 30 min
It is possible to switch from a UK Student Visa to another type of visa, provided you meet the specific eligibility criteria for the new visa category. The most common categories international students often switch to include:
• Skilled Worker Visa
• Graduate Route
• Start-up and Innovator Visas
• Global Talent Visa
Remember that each visa category has its own eligibility criteria and application process. It's crucial to review the latest guidelines and speak to us if you have any questions.
Yes, most students are allowed to work on a Student Visa in the UK, based on certain conditions such as:
• Hours of work
• Type of work
• Where they work
These conditions can vary and may change, so it's essential to check the specific terms of your visa and stay up to date with the rules. If you're unsure about your visa's work conditions, reach out to us.
Yes, as an international student on a UK Student Visa, your dependents - usually your spouse/partner and your children under 18 - can apply to join you in the UK if certain conditions are met.
If you apply for an application from outside the UK, it may take three to four weeks to be processed. If you make an application from inside the UK, it may take longer, about eight to twelve weeks.
If a Student Visa is refused, then—depending on the reasons for refusal—there are two options available: An administrative review or to re-apply.
An administrative review is available if the Home Office made an administrative mistake when deciding to refuse your application, for example, if they did not consider the evidence you provided.
If the Home Office processed your application properly but nevertheless refused your application, then it is likely that re-applying will be the best option. A second application will allow you to make the changes outlined in the refusal. If you are refused, it is recommended you speak to us to decide the best method of challenging the Home Office.
