Indian students must apply for entry clearance before travelling to UK for higher studies. The entry clearance should normally be valid for the whole length of your course plus few more months. When you arrive in the UK, the Immigration Officer at the port of entry (e.g. Heathrow airport or Gatwick) will put a date stamp in your passport to show when you entered the UK. Your permission to be in the UK begins on that date and expires on the date indicated on the entry clearance.
Student visas can be obtained from the offices of the British High Commission located in the major cities of India. (Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata). Students need to prove that they have an offer acceptance from the University and have sufficient funds to cover the entire cost of studying and living in Britain.
CampusUK provides the visa assistance to the students and maintains a high rate of visa success rate from its inception. CampusUK offers a reliable and trustworthy visa support to the students. The visa counselors are well experienced and regularly updated with the visa changes, rules, guidelines, and procedures for the visa.
CampusUK assists in the following kinds of visas:
 Tier 4 students Visas (Both for Adult students and Child students)
Tier 4 Students visitor visas (for short term courses)
Visitors visas (for parents who like to visit to UK)
Tier 1 (Post Study Work visa)
Dependents visas (for the family to join the students)
Extension of student visas through UK University Support Services
Point Based System
Students come under Tier 4 visa category which has a point based system. A student needs to score a minimum of 40 points to have success visa. 30 points are awarded for getting the proper Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from the University/College and 10 points for the maintenance of funds.
General documents required for Student Visas
Original Passport valid for more than 6 months
CAS confirmation from University / College
Necessary financial documents original (Original Bank Loan approval, Fixed Deposit certificates and Savings documents )
All academic documents (original)
IELTS or TOEFL score card, if any (original)
Previous visa refusal letters, if any (Original)
Necessary visa fees
Passport size Photos
Visa application form (VAF9)
Self-Assessment form (Appendix 8)
Acceptable evidence of funds
Education Loan from nationalised banks
Savings accounts in the banks
Fixed deposits in the banks
Non acceptable evidence of funds
LIC Policies
Employees Provident funds
Post Office Monthly Income Schemes
National Savings Certificates (NSCs)/KisanVikasPatrikas
Shares and Mutual Funds
Land and Properties
Other forms of funds |
