UNITED KINGDOM

EDUCATION - Why Study In UK?

One of the top destinations to study around the world is UK. With traditions of excellence hundreds of years back, with high class institutions on every corner and providing more flexibility than many other countries, the United Kingdom has more to offer to international students compared to other English-speaking countries with a multitude of courses for students to choose from in all aspects of education. Hundreds of international students study in the United Kingdom each year, giving the UK a consistently high ranking in popularity in fact the top destination for International students to study worldwide in with global recognition of its qualifications. It is in the forefront of modern-day research and creating its students a correct study environment to complete their education in.

Hundreds of international students study in the United Kingdom each year, giving the UK a consistently high ranking in popularity in fact the top destination for International students to study worldwide in. With a diverse and multicultural population and a reputation for prestigious schooling, the UK is a natural location for international students to flock to. International students feel right at home and welcomed. For students wanting to experience British culture and seeking an English-language education, what better place to study than the country that invented the language?

The newly introduced part-time 2 years post study work visa students are now able to get an insight and experience the Job field in the UK. The experience obtained will be invaluable as it will help student’s future career prospects and there’s a chance of being sponsored by the respective companies for hard-working students. Students will have an array of choices from top end Russell group universities to mid-ranked universities.

Top Universities in the UK

If you are keen on the country, then you can be assured of pursuing education in the best ranked universities in the UK for international students. As per Global University Employability Ranking 2017, conducted by the Times Higher Education, the UK boasts of 10 universities out of the top 150 universities around the world ranked by the employers.

Cost of Studying in the UK

The cost of studying in the UK for international students entirely depends on a number of factors. For instance, your expenditure on tuition fee depends on the type of qualification and university or school you opt for. There are many high-ranking universities and colleges in the UK with their own fee structures.

Study Program

Average Fee (in GBP*)

Undergraduate Bachelor Degree

GBP 10,000 to GBP 20,000 per year

Postgraduate Master’s Degree

GBP 10,000 to GBP 20,000 per year

Doctoral Degree

GBP 15,000 to GBP 24,000 per year

*Please note all fee figures are indicative

Note: Given the current COVID-19 situation, there might be some changes in the 2020/2021 intakes. Don’t worry, our international education experts are here to guide you with the latest updates to help you apply to your desired course and institution.

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Student visa requirements for the UK

The UK Government provides an opportunity to international students to study in the country but as a prerequisite, you’ll have to obtain a student visa first.

The visa you need will depend on your age and the type of study you wish to pursue in the UK. Here’s an overview of the types of study visas and their application requirements:

Type of student visa

Tier 4 (General) student visa

Students aged 16 or over who have been offered a place in a course at a UK educational institution with a valid Tier 4 sponsor

Three months before the start of your course

Up to one week before if your course lasts six months or fewer.
Up to one month before if your course lasts more than six months

Short-term study visa

Students offered a place in a short-term course in the UK, such as an English language course or training course

Three months before your date of travel to the UK

Depends on your nominated travel dates

To be eligible for a Tier 4 student visa, you must:

Have an unconditional offer of a place on a course with a licensed Tier 4 sponsor
Be able to speak, read, write and understand English
Financial proofs i.e., exhibiting enough money to support yourself and pay for your course
For short term study visa, you must show the intention to leave the UK within 30 days of the end of your study (i.e., before the end of date of your immigration permission)

Documents required for Tier 4 student visa

When applying for your Tier 4 visa, you will generally need:

A current passport or other valid travel documentation
Evidence of funds to provide your living expenses for the duration of your course
Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) reference number and documents used to obtain CAS
Passport-sized colour photograph
Tuberculosis screening (if required)
Assessment documentation
Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) clearance certificate (if required)

Additional documents may also be needed if you are:

Not a citizen of the country you are applying from
Under 18 years of age
Have family (dependents)

Applying for your visa online

You’ll have to apply for your student visa application online using the British Government’s official Gov.UK website, or visit the UK Embassy in Nigeria.

https://www.gov.uk/student-visa

You can apply up to three months before your intended date of travel to the UK. Remember, your application date is the date when your application fee is paid.

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UK tourist visa requirements

Documents required for UK tourist visa

1. Visa Application Form: Complete application form for UK

2. Passport Photo: Photo must be no older than 6 months

3. Passport: Original Passport or Travel document with at least 6 months remaining validity on the date of travel and have at least 2 visa pages clear of any markings.

4. Previous Passport: Provide a previous passport if any.

5. Residency Proof: Legal residence in the country you are applying from, e.g, visa or residence permit.

Confirmation of legal residence, if you are not a national of the country in which you are applying or your right to reside there is not included in your passport.

Residence permit should be valid for at least 3 months after departure.

6. Proof of Funds: Proof you have enough money for your stay and to leave, such as

• personal bank statements

• Pay slips from employer

• Tax records

7. Current Details:

Employed:

• A letter from your employer on company letterhead, with contact details, stating that a leave of absence has been granted, purpose and duration of the trip, and that you will be returning to your current job.

• Current bank statement of the latest 6 months

• Income Tax Return (ITR)

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IMMIGRATION

The United Kingdom (UK) is made up of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland and is a highly desirable location to live. There are many reasons to migrate to the UK, whether you have a love for the culture, an exciting professional opportunity, are enrolling in an institution, or are simply wanting to relocate. A large amount of accessible information is available that can help you determine and understand which migration process is right for you.

Familiarize yourself with the UK’s visa options. The UK offers a wide range of visas, from temporary travel to more permanent relocation. The UK’s government website has a useful tool that will help you figure out what visa you are eligible for and what documents you’ll need to apply. Almost everyone migrating to the UK will need a visa of some kind, and many visas are dependent on where you are migrating from and your intentions for moving to the UK. Having a clear idea of why you’d like to move to the UK will help narrow down your visa options.

Once you’ve determined which visa is right for you, apply for a visa or enlist the help of a third party migration service.

You may be eligible to apply for permanent settlement in the UK if you have claimed asylum as a refugee, under humanitarian protection, are stateless, or would like to reunite with your family. Consulting the UK’s section on settlement will help provide you with the necessary information to see if you can apply.

If you apply for a visa to stay in the UK for longer than 6 months you’ll also receive a Biometric Residence Permit stating the conditions of visa and often your National Insurance Number.[1]