Student Immigration
Student Visa
The Student visa allows international students to come to the UK to pursue their studies at an approved educational institution. To be eligible, you must:
- Have an unconditional offer of a place on a course from a licensed student sponsor.
- Demonstrate proficiency in the English language.
- Have enough money to support yourself and pay for your course.
- Meet the health and character requirements.
This visa is typically granted for the duration of your course, with opportunities to extend if you pursue further studies. You can also work part-time during term time and full-time during holidays.
Child Student Visa
The Child Student visa is for children aged 4 to 17 who wish to study at an independent school in the UK. To qualify, you must:
- Have an unconditional offer of a place at an approved independent school.
- Provide proof of suitable arrangements for your travel, reception, and care in the UK.
- Demonstrate sufficient funds to cover your course fees and living costs.
Parents or guardians of children under 12 may apply for a Parent of a Child Student visa to accompany them. The Child Student visa is granted for the duration of the course up to a maximum of six years, with the possibility of extension for further studies.
Student Dependent Visa
The Student Dependent visa allows family members of international students to join them in the UK. Eligible dependents include:
- Spouse or civil partner
- Unmarried partner (if you have lived together for at least two years)
- Children under 18 years old
To qualify, the main student visa holder must be studying a postgraduate course that is at least nine months long, or be a government-sponsored student on a course of at least six months. You must also demonstrate sufficient funds to support your dependents during their stay in the UK. Dependents can work or study while in the UK.
Student Visitor Visa
The Student Visitor visa, also known as the Short-term Study visa, is for individuals who wish to study a short course in the UK, such as an English language course or a training programme. To be eligible, you must:
- Have an unconditional offer of a place on a course that lasts no longer than six months (or 11 months for an English language course).
- Show that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay and pay for your return journey.
- Meet the health and character requirements.
This visa is granted for the duration of your course up to a maximum of six or 11 months and does not allow you to work or extend your stay in the UK.
Contact Us
For expert advice and assistance with your family visa application, contact Rasel Chambers Solicitors. Our experienced team is here to help you navigate the complexities of UK immigration law and achieve your goal of family reunification. Call us on 447515487822 or complete our enquiry form below.
FAQs for RASEL CHAMBERS SOLICITORS
RASEL CHAMBERS SOLICITORS offers a wide range of legal services, including:
- UK immigration services (applications to the Home Office, appeals, Points Based System, etc.)
- Family law (divorce, domestic violence, etc.)
- Welfare benefits (Personal Independence Payment, Housing Benefit, etc.)
Md Rasel, is the head of the legal practice, has extensive experience in immigration law, particularly complex immigration matters such as appeals, detention cases, and British citizenship applications, family law and welfare benefits
RASEL CHAMBERS SOLICITORS is committed to keeping clients informed throughout the legal process. Clients can expect regular updates and can contact their solicitor with any questions.
The office is located at 10-12 Whitechapel Road, 2nd Floor, London E1 1EW. The FAQ document mentions the excellent location near public transportation and amenities.
The best way to reach us is by phone at +447515487822. Alternatively, you can send your enquiry to info@raselchambers.co.uk and one of our immigration specialists will get in touch with you shortly.
We charge a £80 fee for a 40-minute consultation with one of our immigration solicitors. Consultations can be conducted in person, over the phone, or via email.
Absolutely. We are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), the official regulatory body for solicitors in England and Wales. This ensures we meet the highest professional standards.
Unlike firms regulated by the Office of Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC), which are limited in the types of cases they can handle, solicitors like RASEL CHAMBERS can represent you throughout the entire immigration process, from the initial application stage all the way to appeals in the Supreme Court, if necessary.
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