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UK announces new points-based immigration system

UK Home Secretary Priti Patel will today launch a new points-based immigration system, ensuring that the UK continues to attract the brightest and the best from around the world, including India. The new Points-Based Immigration System will award points for specific skills, professions, salaries or […]

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UK announces 2-year post-study work visa for international students

The new ‘Graduate’ route will be open to all international students – including those from India – who have valid UK immigration status as a student and have successfully completed a course of study in any subject at undergraduate level or above at an approved […]

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Prospective students who want to study their higher education in the UK, many processes must be completed.

LPDP (Listen, Plan, discussion and process) step: This is also known as the consultation process. We will listen to the student, plan accordingly, discuss the plan and outcome, and start with the processing. To know more about our LPDP process, please check our WHY US section on the “About US” page. 
University Admission process: We will start applying to the university after completing all of our LPDP steps.  In these steps, we will make as many university applications as students want to apply to. After completing the application, we will wait to receive an update from the university. 
Pre-CAS interview: Some universities place a conditional offer to the prospective students and one of the conditions is to attend a Pre-CAS interview which is held by the University to check how genuine the student is. We will prepare you for the students to make sure that students will be able to meet the university’s condition. You can see a pre-CAS interview here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dt-5bJ3VaCE
Visa Application: Once students meet all the conditions set by the universities and after accepting the CAS letter, we will help students to prepare for their Visa application. We collaboratively work with a Legal firm and we also have a legal department who will apply for the VISA application; online and Book an appointment for them to the VFS center where student’s Fingerprint and photos will be taken and students have to handout their original documents and passport as per the policy.
Pre-Departure support and advice:  If the students accept a visa by the UKBA, then students should prepare themselves to come to the destination country. During that time, we will advise students what sort of documentation they need to keep nearby once they will arrive in the UK airport and what they can carry and can’t carry, along with the questionnaires they might face by a border guard agency here at the airport.