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Why don't you ask your school? They are best-positioned to answer you.
For some of the schools that I'm conversant with, you can combine multiple discounts but not scholarships (for scholarships, the highest one is applied to your fees). Lincoln might be different.

Kimberx:
Please this scholarship that is stated below is what is written for fees before application in university of Lincoln
Would it still apply in case of the 5000 discount for Africa discount

It shouldn't, as long as you submit your wedding certificate to link both names.
I'd suggest that you keep the names on your passport and financial documents the same (where possible) to avoid having to explain or ECO errors. Name change in the banks don't take more than 24 hours once you submit all the required documents.

Darsty99:
Good day.

Please I need to ask, can I put POF in an account that bears my maiden name? BVN is maiden too but my intl ppt bears my marital name..

No, as long as your money doesn't go below what you are required to show.

ukapplicant:
Please gurus I need your advice on this

Will salary payment into the account during? the 28 days period affect visa success?
Or is it prudent to do that?

Personal/credibility statements are for you to sell yourself so go for it. Tell a story of your motivations, your unique experiences and why you applied for the course.

ensamy:
I have an M.Sc in Microbiology, and applied another M.Sc in Molecular microbiology for a career shift or change, now the school wants me to provide credibility statement , that's Personal statement to prove I am genuine. Hope this is not roadblock. Please any one done credibility statement.

Yes, it's possible. You should craft a very persuasive personal statement through which you can communicate your motivations and you should be able to show evidence of what touch been up to these past years.

TobyTreasure:
Please is it possible for someone above 35 years old to apply and successfully be admitted into an Undergraduate program at any UK University. The highest qualification so far is WAEC written many years ago.
Which University if possible?

According to UKVi, yes. "If your partner and children joined you in the UK as ‘dependents’ on your current Student visa or Tier 4 (General) student visa, they can apply to stay as dependants as on your Graduate visa.
If your partner and children joined you in the UK as ‘dependents’ on your current Student visa or Tier 4 (General) student visa, they can apply to stay as dependants as on your Graduate visa."

You just might have need to prove that the relationship is genuine if you come very close to the graduate visa application date as this might raise eyebrows.
But as I stated earlier, it's not cast in stone as some ECOs are quite rigid while some ECOs will let some situations slide. It's just always better not to give room for questions.

Winner0718:
Thank you for the insights, but i have another question. What if the dependents enter UK in 6 months or less will the dependents qualify for the 2years PGWV?

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Send a PM. In East London but I am frequent in Central London.

babranancy:
Anyone here in central London, I moved in recently.Looking forward to making new friends.

As long as her permission is not 6 months or less, she'll get her BRP card and also pay IHS but if 6 months or less, no BRP or IHS payment (No "free" NHS health care).

Towotowo:
This was helpful, thanks. I have a friend whose wife is applying next month and his visa ends by October 2022, that's 8 months left. I hope its ok if she applies at this time, and what's the chances she'll get her BRP also? looking forward to read back from you..

Pardon the confusion. Must here is relative - it was used to convey the importance of the situation. I should have typed "should ideally" since this is advisory.

The dependant won't have access to "free" (subsidised) NHS services since IHS is not paid for visas that are 6 months or less. What if something happens and your dependant needs healthcare? The bill might be crippling and end up being more than the yearly IHS.

Also, coming too close to when the main applicant puts in an application for the graduate visa might raise flags as to the timing. You need to have lived together for some time before the application - this shows genuineness and doesn't come across as arranged. Coming few weeks to the visa end date might raise some doubts around being genuinely married except there are genuine reasons for this.

If you plan to arrive less than 6 months to the end of the main applicant's visa and for some reason, UKVI delays your application or other circumstances beyond your control happen, it means that you might not arrive before your partner has to put in an application for the graduate visa which may see you living without your partner for the better part of 2 years, in the absence of a work visa. If you're not in the UK as a dependant prior to the application, you won't be able to apply as a dependant.

Some HRs also don't have a strong grip of immigration rules and it might be difficult to get a job (if you want one as a dependant) because 1. You don't have a BRP (even with BRP, some of them still errorneously delay employment checks because it's not a situation that they are used to and 2. The short duration on the visa might deter some employers (the ones who will employ you will do so irrespective of the hurdles).

So to avoid stress and plenty "explanations" or last minute issues, better to join earlier.

Please note that each application is different and is subject to the ECO's discretion.

OgbeniOptional:
@mimilyrics. FOR DEPENDANTS: Your family must be in the UK as your dependant under the Student visa for them to qualify as your dependants under the Graduate visa route. This means that they must apply to join you more than 6 months to the end of your course since BRPs are not issued for any visa below 6 months.

Please I’d like you to clarify this for me, before 6 months current visa expires or end of course? There is 4 months extra after end of course. My partner will round up her masters program in Nigeria around May and that’s when she plans to apply. So I’m confused. Thanks

Glad to be of help. Final additions below for those who ask.
Note:
You can use Microfinance banks as long as they are registered with and licenced by CBN.
You should also find out if any one has used the statements from that bank before because it also proves that the bank can satisfactorily verify financial statements through UKVI established channels. The bank being able to verify the statement to UKVI as required and when due is key.
CAS - Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies. You need this from your school to apply.
ECO - Entry Clearance Officer. The visa official that assesses your application.
NSF mail - Non-Straightforward mail. You get this mail if they need more documents from you or if they won't be able to decide your application within the set timeframes.
POE - Point Of Entry. The airport that you come in through.
POF - Proof Of Funds. Evidence of how you intend to fund your studies.
BRP - Biometric Residence Permit: Your BRP is the documentary evidence of your UK immigration permission. The BRP looks like a driver’s licence but with details of your immigration permission in the UK.
When you get your visa in Nigeria, it will be on your passport with a 90-day validity. Once you get into the UK, you pick your BRP which replaces the visa in your passport and is valid throughout your stay in the UK (eg.16 months for 1 year courses).

justwise:
@mimilyrics

That you so much for taking time out to put together this material.

You can apply for your visa at most, 6 months before your course start date but you can only travel at most, 1 month before your course start date.
Stop!!! Important advice before you continue: https://www.nairaland.com/6719932/living-uk-life-immigrant-part-2#105186938
REQUIREMENTS FOR STUDENT VISA
Application link: https://www.gov.uk/student-visa/apply

1. Your passport.

2. CAS statement (this includes your CAS number and sponsor details). You don't need to upload this as it is an electronic document that the ECO has access to. Just filling the CAS information on your application is ok.

3. Academic evidence and documents detailed on CAS.

4. TB test result (from IOM only). See booking details here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tuberculosis-test-for-a-uk-visa-clinics-in-nigeria/tuberculosis-testing-in-nigeria#attending-the-clinic

5. Outstanding tuition fees.

6. MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/financial-evidence-for-student-and-child-student-route-applicants
a. £1,334 monthly (for up to 9 months) for within London (this includes schools in the Greater London area and all the London boroughs). This means that you need to show £1,334 * 9 for your maintenance.
b. £1,023 monthly (for up to 9 months) for outside London. This means that you need to show £1,023*9 for your maintenance.

7. FINANCE EVIDENCE: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/financial-evidence-for-student-and-child-student-route-applicants

a. You can use your bank statement or your parents bank statement to show your funds (tuition fees + maintenance).
The money must be kept in the account for 28 days before application; the end of the 28 days must not be older than 31 days before your application.
Note: Your application date is the date of your online submission, not your biometrics date.
The only family members that can sponsor you (give you their account statement to use) are your parents or legal guardian(s).
If using your parents' account(s), you need your birth certificate which has your parents' name as your parents to prove your relationship to them.
Note: You can only use your partner’s money if your partner is present in the UK or applying at the same time as you.

If using your guardian's statement, you need to include a court document appointing the person as your guardian. This guardian must have been appointed by the court when you were below 18 years.
Note 1: If your funds are held in an account that is not in £, the ECO will convert the funds in your account using the exchange on the day of your online application as calculated on: https://www1.oanda.com/currency/converter/
Note 2: You cannot use overdrafts, bitcoin savings, stocks and shares, pensions, bank accounts that are not regulated by the financial regulatory body in the country you’re applying from or bank accounts that don’t use electronic record keeping.
Note 3: You can use current accounts, deposit accounts, savings accounts, pension savings, investment accounts.
Note 4: When paying your visa/HIS fees, your bank will not use Oanda rates.
Note 5: Please leave your funds in your account till you get your visa to avoid stories that touch. If it is used to pay your fees, you must have the receipt ready incase the ECO requests for a fresh bank account statement covering longer periods.
Note 6: Prepare for an interview even if the possibility is low so that you are ready for any eventuality.

b. You can also submit a sponsorship letter (see sample here: https://docs.gre.ac.uk/rep/sas/example-sponsorship-letter ) if you're sponsored by
i. Her Majesty’s (UK) Government
ii. The applicant’s home (Nigerian, in this case) government
iii. the British Council
iv. an international organisation eg. UNICEF, UN, WHO etc.
v. an international company (a company that actively operates in 2 or more countries)
vii. a university (eg. The university where you will be studying).
viii. a UK independent school.

c. Loan letter, if you are in receipt of an educational loan. The loan must be in your name. See link for details: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/financial-evidence-for-student-and-child-student-route-applicants
Note: The loan letter must confirm that there are no conditions on release of the loan funds other than a successful application to study.
It must also confirm that the funds will be available to you, or paid directly to the sponsor, before you begin your course.

8. Consent letter: You'll also need a letter from your parent(s) or guardian that states that they consent to you using the funds in the account for which evidence has been submitted. This is only applicable if using their bank statements. See sample here: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.westminster.ac.uk/sites/default/public-files/general-documents/Example%2520of%2520parent%2520consent%2520letter.doc&ved=2ahUKEwjVuYnvs9rtAhX7UxUIHR04C3cQFjALegQIBxAB&usg=AOvVaw23ibrOLrlQod4FOobTdsJp

9. ATAS certificate, if your course requires it.

10. Consent letter: Under 18s will also need a consent letter from both parents or their guardian consenting to their visa application, their living arrangements in the UK and their travel to the UK. See example here (edit as required): http://documents.manchester.ac.uk/display.aspx?DocID=29499

https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid/immigration/tier-4-application/supporting-documents#consent

Graduate visa (after your studies) https://www.gov.uk/graduate-visa
Cost: Visa - £700 + IHS (£624 per year * 2 for Masters programmes and £624 per year * 3 for PhDs) = £1,948 (Masters) and £2,572 (PhDs).

FOR DEPENDANTS: Your family must be in the UK as your dependant under the Student visa for them to qualify as your dependants under the Graduate visa route. This means that they must apply to join you more than 6 months to the end of your course since BRPs are not issued for any visa below 6 months.
a. Spouses only: Marriage certificate.

b. Spouses and Children: Maintenance evidence: Bank statement showing £845 monthly * 9 months for within London or £680 monthly * 9 months for outside London. This must be in the account for at least 28 days; the end of the 28 days must not be older than 31 days before your application.

For dependant spouses, the money can be in your account or your partner's account.

For dependant children, the money can be in either parent's account.
Note: If applying shortly after the main applicant, be ready to show evidence of the main applicant’s funds (ie. Bank statements showing that he/she still has part of the money that hasn’t been spent on tuition or living expenses, rent/tuition receipts and any other document to prove that the money is not being recycled).

c. Spouses and children: TB test certificate (From IOM only)

d. Your child(ren) only: Child(ren)'s birth certificate showing you as their parent.
Note: If you’re taking care of a family member who’s now like a child to you and you’d like to take this child with you to the UK, you must provide an adoption certificate, court document showing that you have been appointed as the child’s legal guardian or granting you parental responsibility over the child.
These documents must be dated before the child turns 18 (ideally while the child is under age 16).

e. Spouse or parent's Biometric Residence Permit if they are already in the UK, their vignette /GWF number if they have gotten their vignette but are still in Nigeria or if they are awaiting their application decision.

f. For spouses, you can include pictures of you and your spouse to prove that your marriage is genuine and subsisting or communication evidence (if you have lived apart prior to your application especially in cases where the spouse has travelled to the UK already). You can also use joint accounts, letters from your doctor, joint properties amongst many others to show that your marriage is real.

g. For children only: consent letter signed by both parents or legal guardian. See sample here (edit as required): http://documents.manchester.ac.uk/display.aspx?DocID=29499

https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid/immigration/tier-4-application/supporting-documents#consent

h. Your passport.

i. IHS payment. No need to upload your IHS receipt as the payment is automatically linked to the application for which it was made.

Partner application link: https://www.gov.uk/student-visa/family-members
https://apply-to-visit-or-stay-in-the-uk.homeoffice.gov.uk/sort/live-in-crown-dependency/pbs_dependant_partner_out_uk?uid=5e9d2286-149e-48dc-a7cb-4fb2333ca8fa

Child dependant application link: https://apply-to-visit-or-stay-in-the-uk.homeoffice.gov.uk/sort/live-in-crown-dependency/pbs_dependant_child_out_uk?uid=79477a63-f4e1-4391-9811-6368465d1b8a

COSTS.
1. Visa fee: £475 . For further info, check on costs and requirements check https://www.gov.uk/student-visa

2. TB test fee: currently N57,800. Check for booking, cost, and updated information here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tuberculosis-test-for-a-uk-visa-clinics-in-nigeria/tuberculosis-testing-in-nigeria

3. IHS cost: Currently £470 for each year of your course plus £235 for the extra 4-6 months granted in addition to the duration of your course.
Calculate how much your IHS will cost here: https://www.immigration-health-surcharge.service.gov.uk/checker/type

4. Optional processing service fees. Check here for more info: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/visa-regulations-revised-table/2020
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/visa-regulations-revised-table/home-office-immigration-and-nationality-fees-1-july-2021
a. Priority: £220 (application processed, ideally, within 5 working days)
b. Super priority: £956 (application processed, ideally, within 24 hours)
c. For other value-added services, check
https://pos.tlscontact.com/abv_en/added-value-services
Note: This can sometimes be suspended due to large volumes of applications or certain unforeseen situations.

Note: For single parents who want to travel with their under-18 child(ren) but not with the child(ren)'s other parent, you will need a death certificate, sole custody order or any other legal document that shows that the child(ren)'s other parent isn't in the picture anymore.
Also, having detailed childcare plans while you study helps – contact nurseries/schools around your area to give you an idea of how to weave this into your application.
The onus is on you to prove that your situation is compelling enough for the ECO to grant you and your child(ren) visas without the other parent.

After you arrive: https://www.nairaland.com/6719932/living-uk-life-immigrant-part-2
1. For rooms and accommodation:
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/
https://www.spareroom.co.uk/
https://www.airbnb.co.uk/
https://www.zoopla.co.uk/
2. Apply for your NI as soon as possible after you arrive and pick up your BRP. https://www.gov.uk/national-insurance
3. Register on the electoral roll – this is good if you plan to build a life here. https://www.gov.uk/electoral-register
4. Apply for your provisional driving licence – this comes in handy as proof of address and form of ID. https://motoring.dvla.gov.uk/service/DvoConsumer.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=FAP&_nfls=false
5. Sign up on job sites
For NHS jobs (they usually have 0-hour contracts, part-time and permanent contracts), https://www.healthjobsuk.com/
https://www.cv-library.co.uk/
https://uk.indeed.com/
https://www.totaljobs.com/

justwise:
@mimilyrics

Please help us with the next part of this thread. Let me know when you’re done so as to lock this one.

Thank you.

Yes, as long as it's registered with and regulated by CBN.
You should also find out if any one has used the statements from that bank before because it also proves that the bank can satisfactorily verify financial statements through UKVI established channels. The bank being able to verify the statement to UKVI as required and when due is key.

Lifelonglearner:
Is Microfinance bank statement accepted for POF?

Then you should also present her £ account showing that she's still got her maintainance for the remaining 5 of the 9 months that is required since she should have spent 4 months in the UK by now. Also, school fees receipts showing that some of the money was used in paying her fee.
You have a good AR case because your application should have been judged without your wife's funds since you applied separately but you must also prove that there's nothing shady going on as suspected by the ECO in this situation.

For AR, you can add new documents showing that information submitted at the time of your application was correct ie. Your wife's £ account and receipts (school and rent) in this case.

ELIZABET:
My brother, how will you spend from your naira account abroad up to the tune of thousands of pounds? You cant. You will move the money to your UK account or maybe a dollar account. They only asked for her naira account which was used for her application. So there is no way they will expect her money to be in Nigeria while she is studying abroad.

I have asked around to know why they asked for her naira account, and what I gathered was that they want to see if there is duplication of fund.

No, you don't. I'd advise just ignoring. If they want to explore why you're still unmarried, they'll ask you but it's inconsequential to your application since your status never changed.
Please in future, don't declare any information that has not been birthed (I.e. you about to get married etc.) except it is necessary. 

freshestAy:
Thanks for the response. I would be indicating I’m single when filling the student visa application. I’m thinking I would have to write a letter to them explaining why the marriage didn’t work out or something like that.

Is it advisable to just ignore and just indicate I’m single?

No, except it's one of the documents used in evaluating your applicationand making you an offer - if it's not on your CAS, you don't need it.

Hairybelly01:
Hello all
Please i need your advice on this. i am applying for a masters degree program in the UK. For the Student visa application, is WAEC certificate a mandatory document to upload if i submit my BSC certificate. I have my waec certificate but don't want to use it because of the difference in name. Waec certificate bears 'Seyi' while other documents including Int. Passport bears 'Oluwaseyi'

Outer London areas: Barking and Dagenham, Barnet, Bexley, Brent, Bromley, Croydon, Ealing, Enfield, Greenwich, Harrow, Havering, Hillingdon, Hounslow, Kingston upon Thames, Merton, Redbridge, Richmond upon Thames, Sutton, and Waltham Forest.

Kaylaonah:
Please what places are considered outside London?

Since you didn't get married, you're still single. Relationships and engagements break up. Don't sweat it.

freshestAy:
Hello house, please I need any assistance I can get regarding this issue. ����

I applied for a UK visit visa last year August 2021 and the visa application was refused.

For that application, because of strong home ties, my agent stated that I have an unmarried partner, and that the marriage is going to take place on December 2021 according to the wedding invitation card that was created and sent as part of documents to the embassy.

The application was refused because of disposable income issue and lack of strong family and economic ties.

So on their record, I am supposed to be married by now, but all that was not true. I’m still very single and I want to apply for a UK student visa this year as a single person.

Please I need help on what to do to convince the embassy that the marriage did not happen and I’m still single.

Fill out and submit the application here:https://consular.mfaservices.nl/schengen-visa/short-stay?lang=en
Book your biometrics appointment here: https://visa.vfsglobal.com/gbr/en/nld/login

Cost here: https://www.netherlandsworldwide.nl/countries/united-kingdom/living-and-working/consular-fees
More info here: https://www.netherlandsworldwide.nl/countries/united-kingdom/travel/applying-for-a-short-stay-schengen-visa

It's an easy process. You'd need insurance, about £200 daily for each day you're spending, accommodation arrangements and flights (they don't need to be confirmed).

Captaincool1:
Please how does one get a Netherlands visa from the UK using a Nigerian passport. Am going there as a tourist. I work in the UK.

Been reduced to 3 months in the UK.

cutelekush01:
The 2 doses makes you fully vaccinated. You can only take the booster jab 6 month after your second vaccination.

No, you're not limited to health and support work. The only restriction is not being able to work as a doctor or dentist in training

salaamfaizal:
Good Evening all

I will like to make enquiry on job hunting with a student dependant visa.

What's has the experience been like in terms of job opportunities?

Is one limited to care and support work?

Bank (0-hour) vacancies:

Bank Admin, London: https://www.elft.nhs.uk/Working-For-Us/Job-Vacancies#!/job/UK/London/London/East_London_NHS_Foundation_Trust/Administration/Administration-v3839624?_ts=16547

Risk & Governance Assistant Band 4, London (Bank):
https://www.elft.nhs.uk/Working-For-Us/Job-Vacancies#!/job/UK/London/London/East_London_NHS_Foundation_Trust/Administration/Administration-v3839624?_ts=1

Bank Administrative Assistant, Band 3/4/5, Bedford: https://www.elft.nhs.uk/Working-For-Us/Job-Vacancies#!/job/UK/London/Bedfordshire/East_London_NHS_Foundation_Trust/Administration/Administration-v3782436?_ts=22018

Bank-Administrator /PA/ Medical Secretary Band 2 & 3 & 4, London & Essex: http://jobs.nelft.nhs.uk/job/UK/London/London_Essex/NELFT_NHS_Foundation_Trust/Temporary_Staff_Bank/Temporary_Staff_Bank-v3778893?_ts=1

Check with your doctor and the airline, they'll be able to advise you better.

Mannymanny:
Thanks a bunch, Mimi. Any idea about the number of months of pregnancy that would be allowed to board a plane? She’s going to be due 1st or 2nd week of September but we plan going ending of August.
Any advice?

You only qualify as fully vaccinated 14 days after your 2nd dose with the exception of Janssen vaccine.

Dichimma:
Good day house,
Please, I will be taking my covid vaccine second dose by 19th of January and I am planning to travel to the UK latest by 26th January.

My question, Do I need to quarantine for 2 days or 10 days?
Do they have number of days, weeks or months you must have taken your complete dose {fully vaccinated} before going for 2 days quarantine?

Please help. I am confused.

Find a way to manage the course load, ask if you can join in online pending when you can attend Physical lectures, if any but make sure that you enrol to avoid a situation where your school reports your non-enrolment/non-attendance to UKVI.

Mannymanny:
Please, if someone gives birth in the UK around when she’s supposed to resume in September, would they defer her admission to January or give her few weeks to recuperate from the birth process?

Also what’s the maximum number of months an airline would allow a pregnant woman fly?

The information is online on the CAS. All the border official has to do is check to see if he's still within the timeframe given by the school.

fongsaiyuk:
Bro I have seen in your previous post asking if you should return the visa to VAC lol. If you get the Visa even though it will be a risk but it is a risk worth taking. By all means travel with it. It is not even guaranteed you would be asked what date your latest resumption is at the point of entry and even if you get asked Its going to be more of a rhetorical question, whoever is asking you doesn't work for your uni so they don't know anyway. My 1cent

Nothing except hope and pray that the school gives you the extra time that you need/requested for.

Affam:
Thank you, pls in cases like this, what can be done?

1. If the visa comes out after your school's enrolment/arrival date and you've not enrolled or arrived by then, you most likely won't be allowed on the course. Speak to your school, they're your best bet for answers and dates.
2. If the above happens, you will be turned back at the POE if you try to use your visa except you've have your school's approval (in writing) to arrive after the set date. You just keep it, can't be returned once given.
3. If you defer, you'll need a new CAS to make a new application for the session you defer to. You'll also need to register your biometrics again.

Affam:
Dear all
My school is insisting that all incoming students must register by 24th January after obtaining their visas and paying the 50% fees balance or have their admission withdrawn or deferred. I sent them a mail informing them about the delay in visa processing and the suspension of priority service but they seem adamant. Even though I have no issue paying the fees but what will be my fate if the visa doesn't come out before the stated date? and if the visa eventually comes after 24th deadline, will it not longer be valid? Do I return it to the VAC or do what with it?.
My offer to other university still stands and I am now considering that option but can this be possible since my passport is still at the VAC?. If I opt for a deferral, do I need to reinitiate the cas issuance process afresh with my current school? What happens to my visa fee and IHS fee initially paid? Will both be refunded? Will the initial biometric done still be used for another school if the admission is within the time frame or it is a must that I do another since if I am applying to a different school?
I need ur answers please, this situation pass me....

No. It's your choice to make.

Xanderlex:
Hello everyone.
Is it compulsory to take Vitamin D tablets for someone who just moved to the UK, considering the absence of sunlight here ?
Also due to the cold weather, I urinate a lot and seem not to get tasty. My wife actually forces me to drink plenty water due to kidney stones.

You can try amazon. Once got some from them before I got what I needed in an African store.
Better still, the corn flour method might come in handy. Get the regular corn flour from Morrisons et Al and prepare as you would the normal pap. You'll need to add some liquid milk and lemon to give it somewhat similar taste to ogi.

Mamatukwas:
Hello People,

Please I have a friend that just put to bed in the hinterlands of Scotland. I want to buy good pap for her. Does anyone know a good plug in this UK I can buy from?

Thank you.

In cases like that, the resumption date is the latest that you can arrive. Always best to find out from the school to clear misconceptions.

LuchiBianca:
Not all schools. Some schools are strict on resumption date like mine. It's either you resume on that date or you defer. But I saw latest date for enrollment on poster's CAS so that's a good thing.

As far as I know, all schools should have this. Asking the school is always the best way to clear up any misconceptions that you might have.

judithnze:
But it seems not all schools have stated the latest date of arrival.