Home Office Update: Implementation of Health Surcharge

The Home Office has recently released an important update for citizens outside the European Economic Area (EEA) applying for a UK visa.

Non-EEA citizens applying for a non-visitor visa (those with intentions to work, study or join their family in the UK) for a duration exceeding 6 months, will now be required to pay a health surcharge. Applicants who are currently in the UK applying for an extension of their stay are also required to pay the said additional fee. This new rule will take effect on April 6, 2015.

There are exemptions such as Australian and New Zealand nationals, and Tier 2 skilled workers under the Intra-company transfers category who are workers of a multi-national company and are to be assigned in its UK office for a skilled job. These types of applicants will be given a reference number as proof of their exemption, which is to be used in their visa application. (more…)

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5 Common Concerns of International Students

Studying abroad is a wonderfully thrilling adventure and is a great opportunity but not without it’s challenges. You’ll experience all sorts of interesting, funny, small, strange challenges. It’s important to know that it’s common and part of the adjustment process.

To help you, we’ve listed 5 common concerns international students, like you have…

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  1. Worrying about making friends

No need to worry you’ll definitely make friends! (more…)

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Coventry University September 2015 courses

 

Coventry University LogoCoventry University has just released an updated portfolio of the courses they are providing in 2015. They have added very current and valuable course to their list that we think you will find beneficial for your future. These courses have been approved by Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA) in the UK, who assures that higher education institutions adhere to the standards and provide quality education.

International students must meet a Standard English language requirement when applying to Coventry University. An overall IELTS score of 6.0 is accepted for undergraduate degrees and an IELTS score of 6.5 for postgraduate degrees. Course learning is usually done through lectures, interactive seminars, workshops and personal tutorial sessions.

Here are some of the unique and interesting courses that the university is offering this September 2015. (more…)

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