It's very important that the organisation they contact responds to UKVI, as if they don't get confirmation from them that the document is genuine, they will not consider that document as evidence to ...

You can become eligible for the Graduate visa if the following is true, at the date of your visa application: If you meet certain key requirements for the Graduate visa (e.g. received intended degree ...

The CAS is a unique reference number which confirms that the University has agreed to be your sponsor, and provides information about you and your study to UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) as part of ...

As a Student or Tier 4 visa holder you are required to be in regular attendance on your course, and the University must be able to show this to UKVI if needed. This means you must remember to ...

From August 2024, all Student visa holders should be able to access their e-visa once they have created a UKVI account. Students who applied from outside of the UK will need to firstly create their ...

International students who hold a Student/Tier 4 student visa to study in the UK are subject to working restrictions imposed by UKVI (UK Visas & Immigration). Your eVisa or vignette indicates the ...

Depending on the programme change, Queen Mary may be able report the change to UKVI and allow you to continue with the same CAS. If this cannot be done you may be asked to re-apply for a new Student ...

If you suspend your studies, your permission to work in the UK may be affected if the University reports your suspension to the UKVI. Please contact Student Visa Advisers for more information if you ...

Ministers want significant increase in number of overseas care staff found new jobs after losing previous roles due to ...

Share codes enable you to view and prove your immigration status online. In order to access your e-visa and request a share code, you must firstly create your UKVI online account. Once you have done ...