You may need to start your studies online or defer your studies to the next intake.Īny problems with your visa? Contact your local Regional Office or email our International Advice team to let us know. If you think you will miss the start of your course because your visa has not been issued, you should let us know immediately. Lots of visa applications are made in June, July, and August so it can take longer to get your visa at these times because of the high demand. It can take several weeks for your visa application to be processed and average processing times vary in each country. Make sure you allow enough time for the visa to be processed before your course starts or you plan to travel. If you cannot apply for your visa by this deadline, you may have to defer your studies and start your course at a later date. You must apply for your visa at least two weeks before your course starts (or if you have the option of starting your studies online, at least 2 weeks before you plan to travel to the UK). Do not apply before this date, as your application will be refused. You can apply for your visa up to six months before your course starts. The detailed rules for this visa have not yet been published but are expected in March 2021. This allows you to stay in the UK to work or look for work for up to two years. If you are graduating in the summer of 2021 and was a student in the UK on a Student Route (or Tier 4) visa by the 5 April 2021, or if you started a programme at degree level or above after this date and which you then successfully complete, you will be eligible for a Graduate Route Visa. The UK Visas and Immigration website has more information about work visas. You can also search for a job with an employer who can offer you a Tier 2 (General) visa. Working after your studiesĪfter your course is finished, you can work during the additional period specified above. More information on work placements can be found on our Unihub site. We have excellent industry links to help you find a placement that's right for you. At Middlesex many of our undergraduate courses have the option of a placement year to help increase your employability. More information about work restrictions can be found on the UK Council for International Student Affairs website and our Unihub site Placements on your visaĪ placement is an excellent choice for many students. For example, you cannot be self-employed. You can work while you are in the UK with some restrictions on the number of hours and on the type of work you can do. If you move to another institution, you must apply for a new visa, even if your current one is still valid. Your Student Route visa only allows you to study at the institution which issued your CAS. Your caseworker will check it when they process your visa. Your CAS will have a reference number which you must state on your visa application form. We will send you a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) when we offer you a place to study and have confirmed that we will be able to sponsor you. Please see below for these in more detail. You must meet the financial and documentation requirements.We regret that we are unable to offer Student Route visa sponsorship to students who are under 16 years of age. You must be at least 16 years old to apply for a Student Route visa to study at Middlesex University.Middlesex University is a licensed Student Route (General) visa sponsor You must have an unconditional offer to study at an institution that is licensed by the Home Office as a Student Route visa sponsor.
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