Study in a British UniversityYou must show some money in your bank account as living expenses that you will need when you are there. The money must be deposited in a bank account for a period of 28 days before you can apply for a visa. UK visa.
The amount currently amounts to £1,334 per month for courses in London and £1,023 per month for courses outside London. This is for nine months. The limit has now been increased and will come into effect from next year.
The new limits are as follows:
I. Visa applicants wishing to study in London must now show they have £1,483 a month for up to nine months, an increase of 11.2 per cent from the previous amount of £1,334.
II. Students choosing to study outside London will need to prove they have £1,136 per month for a maximum of nine months, an increase of 11.1 per cent from the previous amount of £1,023.
How will it affect students in India?
Students who want to apply for a student show You must have an amount equivalent to the fee plus living expenses in your bank account for a period of 28 days.
For example, if a London-based university has a fee equivalent to £20,000, then the student must have £20,000 + 1483 X 9 = £33,347 in the bank account for a period of 28 days before applying for the visa within 30 days from the last day of the bank statement.
Similarly, if a non-London based university has a fee equivalent to £20,000, then the student must show 20,000 + 1,136 X 9 = £30,224 in the bank account for a period of 28 days before applying for the visa within 30 days from the last day of the bank statement.
Meanwhile, if the student takes advantage of any scholarshipThe equivalent amount is deducted from this total sum. At the same time, if you have made an advance payment, the same amount is deducted from the total sum.
In addition, UK Visas and Immigration has developed a digital immigration system that is replacing physical documents. The documents that are being replaced are:
A. Biometric Residence Permits (BRP).
B. Biometric Residence Cards (BRC).
C. Passport endorsements, such as wet ink stamps that allow entry into the country for an indefinite period of time.
D. Vignette stickers in passports, such as entry authorization or visa stickers.
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