UK at a Glance
- The Population of UK is around 62 million.
- London is Capital of UK. Birmingham, Cambridge, Derby, Durham, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Nottingham, Oxford, Salisbury, York, etc. are some of the major cities of UK.
- UK is a developed country, with the world's sixth largest economy by nominal GDP and the sixth largest by purchasing power parity.
- The Per Capita Income of UK is approximately $ 35000 p.a.
- UK is situated in the northwestern coast of continental Europe. It is an island country.
- UK has a total area of approximately 245,000 km2, almost a quarter-of-a-million square kilometers.
- United Kingdom is also a member of the G8, the Commonwealth of Nations, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, the World Trade Organization, and the European Union.
- UK is the second largest financial centre in the world after the US and the capital, London, is the world's largest financial centre.
- It has a rich literary heritage encompassing the works of English writers such as William Shakespeare and Charles Dickens, Scot Robert Burns, Welshman Dylan Thomas and Northern Irishman Seamus Heaney.
- UK has its strong presence in information technologies with excellence in telecommunications, transportation, hydroelectric and nuclear power generations etc.
- UK is member of United Nations Security Council 'power of veto'.
- Currently more than 70,000 international students are studying in UK.
Some of the useful WEBSITE are listed below: -
www.britishcouncil.org
www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk
Why UK
UK invites 80,000 international students every year to study in UK and also gives opportunity to work and settle. Following are the reasons why a student should prefer UK- Students have choice of more than 62 universities/colleges, which are directly associated with Kanan International
- Students are allowed to work up to 20 hours a week during study and full time during vacations
- Options are available to stay and work in the UK after the study
- An Indian 3 years degree is acceptable directly for Master program
- No GMAT/GRE/SAT required
- Course duration for Master is 12 to 15 months only
- Student's spouse can work legally full time
- Easy process for Admission and Visa
- Short term diploma and vocational course available
Eligibility & Documents
Education & Admission System in UK- The Duration of Courses in UK are for different courses
- Bachelor (Undergraduates): 3to4years
- Master (Graduate): 12 to 18 months
- MBA: 12 to 18 months
- Diploma / Post Graduate Diploma / Certificate Course: 1 to 2years
Intake:
January & September are regular intake in the universities & colleges but some colleges and universities may intake during the year.
Required Documents *
- 10th and 12th Mark sheets - Recommendation Letters
- IELTS / TOEFL Scores
- Degree Certificate, if Not then Provisional
- Transcript issued by the University Bank Statement (Original)
- Bank statements (Original)
- Affidavit of Support
- Statement of Purpose
- Photographs
- Passport Copy
FAQs
Who can apply for the UK student visa?Nationals of all countries can apply for this visa.
How do I get started?
Call us and we will give you a personalized assessment and let you know what to do to get on the path you want to be on.
What are the advantages to study in UK?
Requires only 15 years of education for direct entry into postgraduate program; International students studying at UK institutions are not required to obtain permission from the job centre to take spare time and vacation work; In UK, most undergraduate degrees take only 3 years while postgraduate degrees take one year; you spend less time away from home and less money on course Educational institutions are constantly monitored and reviewed to ensure that courses offered are of high quality; Qualifications from the UK are some of the most recognized and respected worldwide; There is a high success rate for international students in the UK education system; Health insurance is free to students who are studying in UK for 6 months of more; There are many routes into education in UK, so chances of accessing the British system are high; UK is the gateway to Europe, rich in history and has welcomed international students for hundreds of years.
How are the points calculated?
Points are awarded for having a valid Visa Letter issued by a licensed sponsor which is worth 30 points. In addition 10 points are given for fulfilling the Maintenance (Funds) requirement.Entry Clearance Officers will only award points where you have indicated that you wish to claim them, and for which you have supplied the required supporting evidence.
How long can I stay in UK on the student visa?
Successful applicants will be granted a visa in line with the length of their initial course of study.
Can I work on while on the UK student visa?
The Tier 4 (Adult) Student visa offers the student the benefit of developing an educational base in the UK while being permitted to work up to 20 hours per week during term periods. Tier 4 Student (Adult) visa holders are permitted to work full time during vacation periods without seeking further permission from the UK Border Agency. In some instances, graduate level students may be able to switch into a working visa category that could lead to settlement in the UK.
What are the requirements of the UK student visa?
If you have been offered a full-time place at a UK educational institution, you may be eligible to enter the UK on a Student Visa Requirements:
- You must have a secured place at a UK-based institution for full-time study. Full-time means a minimum of 15 hours of classroom study per week.
- You must be able to show that you can support yourself and pay for your course.
- This is not a work visa however you can work part time to supplement your income i.e 20 hours per week and 40 hours per week during holidays.
Can I have my family with me on the UK Student visa?
Spouse immigration is only permitted for married partners and unlike a fiance visa or De Facto visa, often known as an unmarried partner visa, your common-law or conjugal partner is not allowed to join you. Married partners will be granted leave to remain for a period equal to that granted to the student. During this time, they must be able to support themselves either independently or with the help of the applicant.
