Visas and Arrival
Our advice on making your visa application, arriving in the UK, and working whilst studying.
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We’re here to make your visa application and arrival in the UK as simple as possible.
Important Information
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If you are an international student or a student from the European Economic Area and you do not have EU Settled Status or EU Pre-Settled Status, you will probably need a visa to study in the UK.
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The documents you’ll need to pack and what to expect when passing through UK immigration control.
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Although international students are permitted to work part time during their course, you should be in a position to support yourself without needing to find a job.
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UK Visas and Immigration undertake credibility interviews which will be carried out as part of the student visa application process.
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Accommodation options
Where you live is just as important as where you learn. You should have a UK address ready for your arrival.