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The student provisions in the immigration rules can form the basis of an application for entry, limited work and in the right circumstances for settlement in the United Kingdom.

Coming to the UK as a student

The immigration permission to come to the UK is called leave to enter. You will need to obtain this before coming to the United Kingdom.

You make an immigration application with attached documents in order to prove to the immigration authorities that the following criterion is made out:

If you wish to study in the United Kingdom, you must be able to show that you have been accepted on a course of study at an institution that:

· Is on the Tier 4 register of sponsors; and
· has issued you with a CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance of Studies) Number.

You will also need to show that you have enough maintenance funds (money) to fulfil the UKBA requirements.

Extending your immigration stay as a student

If you are in the United Kingdom you can apply to extend your stay as a student. This is called obtaining leave to remain. You need to show the same as above.

Please note that the immigration authorities require student applicants to apply for a “biometric immigration document”.

Please contact experienced immigration lawyers for more assistance with this.

Amongst London immigration lawyers, barristers, or solicitors, we are confident to provide professional, honest, and the best immigration legal service for our clients from local or around the world.

Immigration for students – A final word

As is well known the UK benefits from heavily from the immigration and presence of foreign students. We endorse the words of Lord Justice Sedley in OBED (& Others) in July 2008:

“Before we turn in detail to our reasons, it is relevant to recall that the admission of foreign nationals to study here is not an act of grace. Not only does it help to maintain English as the world’s principal language of commerce, law and science; it furnishes a source of revenue (at rates which, by virtue of an exemption from the Race Relations Act 1976, substantially exceed those paid by home students) of frequently critical budgetary importance to the United Kingdom’s universities and colleges as well as to many independent schools. We therefore find it unsurprising that the legislation and rules, correctly construed, do not place arbitrary or unnecessary restrictions on what foreign students can study here. It does not require evidence to remind us that it is not uncommon for a student to realize that he or she has made an unwise choice, or perhaps is being poorly taught, and to change courses or institutions with beneficial results.”

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