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Our Short Term Study Visa services assist students who wish to study in the UK for short courses. We provide guidance on eligibility, document preparation, and application submission to ensure a smooth and successful visa process.
Our streamlined, four-step approach provides comprehensive support, making your path to securing UK status as smooth as possible.
We conduct a thorough review of the child’s age, school offer, and financial background to confirm eligibility and advise on the most appropriate care arrangements.
Our team provides a precise checklist and critically assesses all supporting evidence—including parental consent letters and financial statements—to ensuring they meet UKVI standards.
We professionally complete and submit the online application form, ensuring all details are accurate and consistent with the CAS and supporting documents to avoid delays.
We act as your representative throughout the process, tracking the application’s progress, liaising with the Home Office, and advising on the next steps once the visa is granted.
Our expert team provides complete guidance throughout the Short Term Study Visa application process. We ensure that all required documents are properly prepared, verified, and submitted on time. From eligibility checks to document submission and formalities, our professionals make the process smooth, efficient, and stress-free for students pursuing short-term courses abroad.
Expert guidance for visas, work permits, and settlement in the UK. Let us simplify your immigration journey with trusted legal support.
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A Short-Term Study Visa allows individuals to come to the UK for short courses, English language courses, or other study programs lasting up to 6 or 11 months, depending on the course type.
Processing usually takes 3 to 6 weeks, depending on the applicant’s country and completeness of the application.
No, this visa does not allow work. Extensions are generally not permitted unless you switch to another type of visa from within the UK.
Yes, applicants must provide fingerprints and a photograph at a visa application center.
If rejected, applicants can usually reapply with additional documents or address the reasons for refusal before submitting a new application.