Everyone will need:
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Your current, valid passport |
Along with any previous passport(s) used to travel to, and remain in, the UK |
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Correct application fee |
Paid by credit / debit card online when you have completed your application |
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Issued by the University |
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You must pay the Immigration Health Surcharge as part of your online visa application |
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If you have not been in the UK for the last 12 consecutive months before you submit your visa application, you must prove that you have enough money for tuition fees and living costs. The money can come from three different sources:
If the funds are in your parent’s personal bank account, you must also include your original birth certificate and a letter of consent from your parents |
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Qualifications / Results |
Find these listed in the ‘Evidence used to obtain offer’ section of your CAS. This could be your Transcript or Notification of Results (NOR) which are available from your School Administrator. |
If applicable, you must also provide:
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Your Biometric Residence Permit |
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Academic Technology Approval Scheme |
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Extra documents if you are 16 or 17 years old |
Speak to a Student Immigration Adviser |
If you have dependants you must provide:
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Marriage certificate |
If your spouse is applying as your dependant |
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Proof of address |
Evidence you and your dependant are living together |
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Your children’s birth certificates |
If they are applying as your dependants. |
Additional considerations:
- Check if your English language qualification is still valid. If you were accepted to the University with an IELTS or a Pearson's English language test, it will only be valid for 2 years.
- The Home Office website contains a complete checklist of documents you need to provide. These can vary according to your personal circumstances and further documentation may be required, so always check with a Student Immigration Adviser before you submit your application to the Home Office.
- All documents must be scanned originals and any documents which are not in English must be accompanied by an official translation.
Definitions on this page:
- IHS: Immigration health surcharge
- CAS: Certificate of acceptance for studies
- ATAS: Academic Technology Approval Scheme
- BRP: Biometric Residence Permit