Mindlog:


Wow, that is certainly a different direction but passion for the new path is what really counts.

KellyEyimofe:
Hi, please has anyone managed to pay the IHS fee for the application with a naira master, visa or verve card since TLS opened yesterday?

Tried all 3, didn't work even with different browsers

toyclicks:
Good morning ppl

Pls I have a few question

1. Is it possible that a UK resident pays the deposit for an international student(Given that the UK govt might be interested in these funds coming from outside their economy)?

If this is possible, what other available mode of payment is possible since form A won't be the option in this case. Can credit card be used for the payment?

2. If the student decides to pay more than the min deposit, e.g it is £4,400 min deposit for Salford butI intendtopay £6,000. How is the invoice raised to reflect that amount paid

toyclicks:
Good morning ppl

Pls I have a few question

1. Is it possible that a UK resident pays the deposit for an international student(Given that the UK govt might be interested in these funds coming from outside their economy)?

If this is possible, what other available mode of payment is possible since form A won't be the option in this case. Can credit card be used for the payment?

2. If the student decides to pay more than the min deposit, e.g it is £4,400 min deposit for Salford butI intendtopay £6,000. How is the invoice raised to reflect that amount paid

waynee2baba:


passion Tier 2

waynee2baba:


Have you got AdBlock?

kingfish101:
Who is going to Edinburgh Napier
Let’s connect

waynee2baba:


passion Tier 2

ahmadinho2010:
Who's going to northumbria Newcastle

Zeecos:

Don't judge what you know nothing about. Thank you

Zeecos:

Me!

justwise:
Part 4 is here please continue posting your questions/inquires here,

See part 3 here for references https://www.nairaland.com/2575449/uk-student-visa-tier-4

Documents needed for tier 4 visa application

1. CAS

2. Documents listed in your CAS

3. TB test result

4. School fees + maintenance money

(a) £1,265 per month for living costs if you are studying in inner London for the majority of your study (more than 50% of your study time)

(b) £1,015 per month for living costs if you are studying in outer London or anywhere else in the UK, for the majority of your study (more than 50% of your study time)

The money should be kept in your account for 28days weekends included (school fees + maintenance money) ending no more than
31 days before your application.


5. Add your birth certificate if using parents bank statement.

Only your father/mother or legal guidance can sponsor you

For more update info visit this website https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/623341/T4_Migrant_Guidance_29_June_2017.pdf

waynee2baba:


Why you lot pressed? Choosing a career due to the opportunities is a pretty valid reason.

1neboss:
Goodmorning house, who has an idea how much the iom medical cost at the moment, i have been trying to contact them for a while now and i haven't been successful. Also if i can to bank transfer from my phone application.
I fear underpaying or overpaying.

Zeecos:

I had the opportunity of doing a fully funded Ph.D in the UK but I turned it down because my heart wasn't in it. It's not just about opportunities. I would rather do medicine but it's too expensive in the UK and too stressful in Nigeria

Celomomo:
Hello,

Is there anyone in Leeds or going to Leeds?

toyclicks:
Good morning ppl

Pls I have a few question

1. Is it possible that a UK resident pays the deposit for an international student(Given that the UK govt might be interested in these funds coming from outside their economy)?

If this is possible, what other available mode of payment is possible since form A won't be the option in this case. Can credit card be used for the payment?

2. If the student decides to pay more than the min deposit, e.g it is £4,400 min deposit for Salford butI intendtopay £6,000. How is the invoice raised to reflect that amount paid

mihkehl:




Good morning @justwise, please can one use his/her step mum/dad account statement?
if yes, whats the procedure?
Thanks.

Hubbysluv:

11years and above N57,800
Below 11 yrs N23,120

Yes you can do a transfer as long as you can print your receipt as evidence of payment

ademola020:
UK: work rights for dependants of PSW postgrads
Posted on Jul 13, 2020 by The PIE News team
Posted in Government, News, under Europe.
Tagged with graduate route, PhD, Post-study work visa, PSW, UK.

Within its latest immigration update, the UK government has confirmed that the dependants of postgraduate Tier 4 international students who get a post-study work visa from 2021 will “have near full access to the UK labour market and can work at any skill level”.
The graduate route will be launched in summer 2021 to provide international students the opportunity to stay in the UK to work or look for work.


"We will also be removing the study time limit for students studying at a postgraduate level"
In a statement that provides further details on the government’s plans for a new UK points-based immigration system, the Home Office unveiled more details around the graduate route due to launch next year.
“In general dependants have near full access to the UK labour market and can work at any skill level”
“The graduate route will be launched in summer 2021 to provide international students the opportunity to stay in the UK to work or look for work after they graduate,” the statement explained.
“Undergraduate and master’s degree students will be able to stay for two years under the route, whilst PhD students will be able to stay for three years.”
It also explained that graduates “will be able to switch into other routes in line with the wider approach to switching when applying for leave inside the UK”, including the ability to switch into work routes if they are able to meet the requirements.
“The graduate route will also increase the attractiveness of the UK’s offer to international students, ensuring we remain internationally competitive and assist in our ambition to increase the number of international students in higher education as set out in the International Education Strategy,” the Home Office statement continued.
Regarding dependants, the Home Office statement explained that students will be able to bring dependants “if studying at postgraduate level for at least nine months at a Higher Education Provider with a track record of compliance, or if government-sponsored to study a course longer than six months”.
“Skilled workers and postgraduate students will continue to have the right to bring dependants,” it read, highlighting that a dependant’s application must be linked to that of the main applicant.
“In general dependants have near full access to the UK labour market and can work at any skill level.”
The statement also revealed that it will be extending the period of time in which a student can apply for permission to come to the UK before the start of their course, from three to six months.
“We will also be removing the study time limit for students studying at a postgraduate level, although students will still be expected to be progressing academically in their studies when making a further application in the UK,” it noted.

https://thepienews.com/news/gov-uk-work-rights-for-dependants-of-psw-postgrads/

just4obitex:
Hello house good day
I have some pressing issues, I just got a letter confirming I have been offered unconditional offer in the university of derby. buh I didn’t see where they indicated the 2000 scholarship for international students, should I message them?
2) after the letter what next should I do? Should I go ahead to pay the deposit? It’s my first time, I don’t want to make a mistake and end bitting my fingers. @justwise and other great stakeholders please I expect ur solution before it becomes late.
Attached is the unconditional letter I was offered
Should I wait for another letter or I should start processing everything I need.

garuskoko:


Oo.. Fellow intending Derby student. This is how my unconditional offer also came. They didn't mention the discount. And the letter was just on an email body just like yours. But don't worry, I have received CAS yesterday and everything is showing now.
Next thing is to pay your tuition deposit
After that, present your 28 days bank statement
After that, fill a CAS request form. Your CAS will be sent to you. Good luck.