202 1 what are the precautions for studying in the uk?

A key link in applying for a visa to study in the UK is the interview. Before the interview, we learned about the matters needing attention in the visa interview and shared the matters needing attention in the UK visa interview. Take a look at the introduction!

First, the UK study visa interview considerations

Dress

I'm impressed. Everyone understands this truth. Whether it is a girl or an interview visa, it is the same reason. For well-dressed British people, what to wear is more important.

Although important, the principle is simple: students should dress like students, and those who have worked should have the style of working for a while, and they should not dress too casually. In other words, although the British attach great importance to clothes, it doesn't mean you have to wear a suit.

Politeness and smile

Politeness and smile are also important, which is closely related to impression. As a matter of fact, most of our students in China are doing well. I'll just say some details here.

Knock first. Knock before entering the door. It's impolite not to knock. Usually you can get in by knocking on the door twice. You don't have to wait for the people inside to say come in, because the people inside know you are coming in.

The correct way is to knock on the door twice, open the door, close the door gently, and then say good morning/good afternoon.

In addition to eyes and smiles, visa officers should smile naturally when talking to you, looking at each other instead of looking around, looking at the visa officer's whole face instead of staring at specific organs such as eyes, nose or mouth.

Express clearly

In the interview of studying in Britain, it is common to make a slip of the tongue because of nervousness. Therefore, don't consider using any wonderful but unfamiliar expressions to avoid ambiguity, or words that don't convey meaning, or faltering words or wandering eyes. In addition, it is also a good countermeasure to prepare the common questions that visa officers like in advance.

Second, frequently asked questions about studying in the UK.

I. Learning and working background

1. What are you doing now?

2. What kind of school is your school? What kind of school is it? Can you tell me something about your school?

Do you have anything to prove your identity? Do you have anything else to prove your identity?

Why not go after high school? Can I get into a university in China?

5. Is there no major you want to study in China?

Since you have a major that you want to study in China, why not study in China and spend more money to study in Britain?

7. When did you get your passport? What did you do with your passport?

8. Why not choose an intermediary company to help you study abroad?

9. May I have a look at your correspondence with the school?

10. Is this your first time to sign the UK? Have you ever been refused a visa by other countries?

Second, the reason and purpose of going abroad.

1. What are you doing in Britain? Why Britain?

2. Have you considered other countries before choosing Britain? Or compared with other countries?

When did you start planning to go abroad? When did you decide to go to England?

Do you think Britain has any advantages over other countries? Or what have you compared with other countries?

5. Why do you want to study abroad? Do you know anything about England?

6. Do you have any relatives or friends in England? When are you going to arrive in England?

7. Are there any major changes that make you want to go abroad?

Third, the situation of the school and the study plan

1. Your study plan? Why don't you go to college in China?

2. What is the content of your language course? Weekly tuition and class hours?

You only have three hours of language lessons every day. Do you think that's enough?

4. What kind of activities will the school organize?

5. What do you learn from listening, speaking, reading and writing?

6. How long will you study the language course?

7. What is the IELTS test?

How many parts of the s test? How many types are there? What kind of exams do you take?

9. Why not choose A-level or AS/A2-level courses?

Third, the application materials for studying in the UK.

visa fee

The cost of applying for a short-term student visa within 6 months is 97 pounds, and the cost of an ordinary Tier 4 visa is 348 pounds (the visa price changes every year), and a "medical surcharge" is required every year. The medical surcharge for students is 150 pounds per year.

Valid passport

Please check the validity of your passport, which should be more than 6 months after the expected date of arrival in the UK. If not, please prepare to change your passport; If you have an old passport, you need to provide it.

Tuberculosis test certificate

Suitable for students who have stayed in the UK for more than 6 months or are studying in the UK for the first time. Students who need tuberculosis examination should consult the designated examination hospital and make an appointment in advance. The inspection fee is about 550 RMB, and the results will be available as soon as the same day.

Admission confirmation letter

The college or university where you are going to study in the UK will provide you with confirmation of your study acceptance and confirm that the school will accept you. At the same time, CAS will explain to the British visa immigration office: your academic qualifications, tuition fees, school date and other important information.

Materials for obtaining CAS

Your degree certificate, report card, IELTS test report, etc. Please note that the original is required here.

Proof of funds

If it is randomly selected, you need to provide proof that you can pay 1 year tuition and 9 months living expenses. Materials may include, but are not limited to, bank certificates or scholarship certificates. By the day of online visa payment, the deposit period of bank deposits needs to be more than 28 consecutive days. Proof of funds must be in your own name, or in the name of your parents or legal guardians. Other family members are not allowed.

Funds still need to be paid in the name of parents or guardians.

1) parental consent.

2) Proof of parental relationship (such as birth certificate, household registration book and one-child certificate).

Application form and color photos.

The visa application form should be printed out.

Color photo requirements:

White background, size 45 mm X 35 mm; ;

Clear washed photos taken in the last 6 months.

Translation of the above non-English materials.

Such as degree certificates, transcripts, and bank deposit certificates, running water or bank deposit certificates. The translation must be the correct translation of the raw materials, the translation date, the translator's full name and signature, and the translator's contact information. If you don't have time to translate, all visa centers in China provide translation services.