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4% Drop In Indian Applications To UK Universities After New Student Visa Rules
Amid ongoing review for post-study work visa, official statistics released on Thursday showed Indian students are showing signs of being turned off from applying for British universities with a four per cent drop in the applications from the country.
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UK Visa Fee Hike Effective From Today: Here's How It'll Impact Students, Workers And Visitors
A visa hike announced by the British government will be effective from today. With this, a visit visa to the UK for under six months will cost GBP (Great Britain Pound) 15 more and a student visa will be GBP 127 more expensive for travellers.
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UK Visa Fee Hike For Visitors Comes Into Effect This Week, Will Impact Indians Too
This comes after British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's announcement in July.
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UK Visa Fee Hike For Visitors, Students To Be Effective From October 4
The British government has announced that a proposed hike in visa fees will become effective from October 4.
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UK Opens Second Ballot For Young Professional Scheme Visas For Indians
The British government today opened its second ballot under the UK-India Young Professional Scheme for Indians aged between 18 and 30 years with graduate-level qualifications for visas to the UK.
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Setback For Indian Students In UK Over Right To Bring Dependents
The UK government on Tuesday announced a new immigration crackdown targeted at overseas students, including Indians, and their visa right to bring dependent family members to the country while enrolled at a British institution.
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Indian Students Urge UK PM Rishi Sunak To Act Over English Test Scandal
A group of international students, including many from India, have delivered a petition to British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urging him to act against the "unjust" revocation of their visas following an English test scandal.
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UK Home Secretary's New Plan May Hit Overseas Students Hard. Details Here
British Home Secretary Suella Braverman is said to be on a collision course with the country's education department over plans to cut the period of stay allowed for overseas students under a post-study visa route, according to a media report.
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Watch: Student Visa In 15 Days For Indians, UK High Commissioner Tells NDTV
British High Commissioner Alex Ellis said while India is now the largest source country of students to Britain, Indians currently constitute 45 per cent of recipients of all skilled worker visas issued by British government
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UK Makes Priority And Super Priority Visas Available For Indian Students
British High Commissioner to India Alex Ellis on Tuesday announced that the United Kingdom has now made Priority and Super Priority visas available for Indian students.
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UK Government Lauds "Remarkable" Rise In Indians Getting Student Visas
The UK government on Thursday hailed as "remarkable" a 63 per cent hike in the number of Indian students being granted visas to study at British universities over the past year.
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UK To Extend Work Visas For Overseas Students By 2 Years: Report
Authorities in London have planned to extend the work visas of foreign students studying in British universities by two years.
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UK Watchdog Finds Students 'Unfairly' Deported Over English Test Scam
The UK's spending watchdog on Friday issued a damning rebuke of the British government's handling of a visa row involving compulsory English tests given by thousands of overseas students, many of them from India.
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UK Government Extends Pilot Student Visa Scheme To 23 Universities
The scheme was introduced last year on a pilot basis in four British varsities - Oxford, Bath, Cambridge and Imperial College London.
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Indians Get More UK Work Visas Than Others: British High Commission
There has been a sharp increase in the number of British visas issued to Indians, the British High Commission said on Tuesday. Citing figures issued by the UK Office for National Statistics, the High Commission said in a statement that the number of visas granted to Indian nationals from September 2016 to September 2017 stood at 517,000.
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4% Drop In Indian Applications To UK Universities After New Student Visa Rules
Amid ongoing review for post-study work visa, official statistics released on Thursday showed Indian students are showing signs of being turned off from applying for British universities with a four per cent drop in the applications from the country.
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UK Visa Fee Hike Effective From Today: Here's How It'll Impact Students, Workers And Visitors
A visa hike announced by the British government will be effective from today. With this, a visit visa to the UK for under six months will cost GBP (Great Britain Pound) 15 more and a student visa will be GBP 127 more expensive for travellers.
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UK Visa Fee Hike For Visitors Comes Into Effect This Week, Will Impact Indians Too
This comes after British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's announcement in July.
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UK Visa Fee Hike For Visitors, Students To Be Effective From October 4
The British government has announced that a proposed hike in visa fees will become effective from October 4.
-
UK Opens Second Ballot For Young Professional Scheme Visas For Indians
The British government today opened its second ballot under the UK-India Young Professional Scheme for Indians aged between 18 and 30 years with graduate-level qualifications for visas to the UK.
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Setback For Indian Students In UK Over Right To Bring Dependents
The UK government on Tuesday announced a new immigration crackdown targeted at overseas students, including Indians, and their visa right to bring dependent family members to the country while enrolled at a British institution.
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Indian Students Urge UK PM Rishi Sunak To Act Over English Test Scandal
A group of international students, including many from India, have delivered a petition to British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urging him to act against the "unjust" revocation of their visas following an English test scandal.
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UK Home Secretary's New Plan May Hit Overseas Students Hard. Details Here
British Home Secretary Suella Braverman is said to be on a collision course with the country's education department over plans to cut the period of stay allowed for overseas students under a post-study visa route, according to a media report.
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Watch: Student Visa In 15 Days For Indians, UK High Commissioner Tells NDTV
British High Commissioner Alex Ellis said while India is now the largest source country of students to Britain, Indians currently constitute 45 per cent of recipients of all skilled worker visas issued by British government
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UK Makes Priority And Super Priority Visas Available For Indian Students
British High Commissioner to India Alex Ellis on Tuesday announced that the United Kingdom has now made Priority and Super Priority visas available for Indian students.
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UK Government Lauds "Remarkable" Rise In Indians Getting Student Visas
The UK government on Thursday hailed as "remarkable" a 63 per cent hike in the number of Indian students being granted visas to study at British universities over the past year.
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UK To Extend Work Visas For Overseas Students By 2 Years: Report
Authorities in London have planned to extend the work visas of foreign students studying in British universities by two years.
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UK Watchdog Finds Students 'Unfairly' Deported Over English Test Scam
The UK's spending watchdog on Friday issued a damning rebuke of the British government's handling of a visa row involving compulsory English tests given by thousands of overseas students, many of them from India.
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UK Government Extends Pilot Student Visa Scheme To 23 Universities
The scheme was introduced last year on a pilot basis in four British varsities - Oxford, Bath, Cambridge and Imperial College London.
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Indians Get More UK Work Visas Than Others: British High Commission
There has been a sharp increase in the number of British visas issued to Indians, the British High Commission said on Tuesday. Citing figures issued by the UK Office for National Statistics, the High Commission said in a statement that the number of visas granted to Indian nationals from September 2016 to September 2017 stood at 517,000.
