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If you are an international student applying for a Student visa outside of the UK you will need to make your application from the country in which you normally live.
You can only make your Student visa application once you receive your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) statement from us.
We have put together a guide to completing the Student visa application (PDF) which gives step-by-step instructions on how to complete the online application.
Receive your CAS statement from St George’s.
Take a TB test (if applicable).
You may be asked to attend a credibility interview as part of the application process. The interview would be conducted by a member of UKVI’s staff who will be assessing whether you are a ‘genuine student’ and your English language ability is at the correct level. The questions will vary but may focus on your new course, any previous UK study, your immigration history, finances and career aspirations. If you are asked to attend a second interview, you must inform us before the interview takes place.
You can check the visa processing time in your country on GOV.UK.
The Student visa application fee is £348, paid as an equivalent in your local or alternative currency.
Many countries offer an optional priority visa service where you can pay an additional ‘priority fee’ of approximately £212 to have your application processed more quickly.
For more information, go to:
Student Visa – GOV.UK
Applying for a Student route visa outside the UK – UKCISA
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