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3 programs for United Kingdom. Explore the options and get a free expert assessment.
The Child Student visa is for children aged 4 to 17 who want to study at an independent (fee-paying) school in the UK. Younger children need a parent or guardian in the UK. It requires sponsorship from a licensed school and proof of funds and care arrangements.
The Short-term study visa is for adults coming to the UK to take an English language course lasting longer than six months and up to eleven months. For shorter courses, visitors can usually study on a visitor route instead. It does not lead to work or settlement.
The Student visa is for people aged 16 or over coming to study a further or higher education course in the UK. You need a place with a licensed student sponsor, proof of funds, and the required English. It uses the points-based system and can lead to the Graduate visa afterwards.
To study in the UK as an international student from India, you can apply for a Student visa if you're 16 or over with a place on a course at a licensed UK education provider, or explore other options like the Child Student visa or Short-term study visa depending on your age and course type. You'll need to meet specific requirements such as having enough funds, English language ability, and a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies.
The UK Graduate visa is available to international students who have completed their studies in the UK, allowing them to stay and work in the country after their course. This visa is a points-based system outcome for students who have successfully completed their education in the UK.
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