At Texas Review Delhi, we break down the UK student visa process step by step. From verifying CAS letters and meeting financial maintenance requirements to preparing for visa interviews, we ensure you know exactly what each stage demands.
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A concise overview of the mandatory and supporting documents required for studying in the UK.
An estimate of tuition, living expenses, and other essential costs for students planning to study in the UK.
UK universities charge tuition fees for all international students. Fees vary by level, course, and university type:
Living expenses depend on the city and lifestyle. London is the most expensive; other cities like Manchester, Birmingham, or Glasgow are generally cheaper.
Applying for the appropriate UK visa helps you begin your studies on time and without complications.
For students admitted to a full‑time degree or diploma course at a UK university or college, valid for the duration of study.
For students enrolling in English language or short courses in the UK that run between 6 and 11 months.
For students taking short courses or exams in the UK that last up to 6 months.
For students aged 4 to 17 coming to study at an independent school in the UK.
International students in the UK can work alongside their studies to help cover living expenses. Eligible options include on-campus roles, internships, and part-time jobs within the permitted weekly hours.
International students can work up to 20 hours per week during term time in the UK. Full-time work is allowed during university vacations.
Graduates can apply for the Graduate visa, allowing them to stay and work in the UK for 2 years (3 years for PhD graduates).
No, UK public universities charge tuition for international students. Fees range from £11,400 to over £38,000 per year, with programs like Medicine or MBA at top universities exceeding £50,000 annually.
International students must prove £1,529/month in London or £1,171/month elsewhere for visa purposes. Typical living costs, including accommodation, food, and transport, range from £1,200 to £1,800+ monthly depending on the city.
Yes. A CAS is an electronic reference issued after accepting an unconditional offer. It confirms course details and tuition fees and is mandatory for your Student Visa application.
Students on a Student Visa can work up to 20 hours/week during term and full-time in holidays. Paid work must respect the National Living Wage (£12.21/hr for 21+). Self-employment and professional sports roles are not allowed.
A Graduate Visa allows 2 years of work or job search after graduation (3 years for PhD). For courses completing after Jan 1, 2027, Bachelor’s and Master’s graduates will have an 18-month post-study stay.
