Your UK Student Visa can be applied for in Bangkok, Thailand. Should you require more information about a UK Student Visa, contact any of our immigration consultants to discuss your UK Student Visa application.
A student visa is an
ideal visa for a person who wants to further
his/her academic studies, whilst at the same
time being able to travel and take up part-time
work in the United Kingdom. Siam International
Legal Group assistance will take all the stress
and uncertainty out of the application process.
Whether you are inside or outside the UK when
applying, our solicitors and highly trained
staff will be there to help every step of the
way.
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| How do I qualify for the UK Student Visa? |
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You must be accepted for a course of study at a publicly-funded institution of further or higher education, a private-education institution or an independent fee-paying school. |
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You must also be able to prove that you are going to follow a recognised full-time degree course, or a course run during the week that involves at least 15 hours of organised daytime study per week at one of the above-mentioned types of institutions. This proof would usually be in the form of an enrolment letter from the relevant school/college or institution. |
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You must be able to pay for your course. |
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You must be able to support and accommodate yourself and any dependants without using public funds. |
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You must plan to leave the United Kingdom on completion of your studies. |
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| How do I apply and do I need entry clearance? |
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Siam International Legal Group will prepare your student entry clearance application, which will be submitted at the British Embassy in Bangkok and you would normally be required to attend an interview. You will thus obtain entry clearance if your application is successful.
You can also come to the UK as a prospective student to arrange your studies.
Some Rules and Restrictions on Holder of a UK Student Visa:
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| Does this UK Student Visa lead to indefinite leave to remain? |
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No, a student visa does not lead to indefinite leave to remain, unless you study in the UK for a continuous period of ten years, at which time you can apply for indefinite leave to remain under the discretionary 'ten year' rule. |
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