If you need a Standard Visitor visa, you must apply online before you travel to the UK and attend an appointment at a visa application centre. The earliest you can apply is 3 months before you travel.

You are a PhD who needs to re-enter the UK only to attend your viva. You are a DMU Summer School student. The only situation in which a student may use a Standard Visitor visa to study a programme ...

Who needs permission to enter the UK as a Standard Visitor? You will need permission to enter the UK as a Standard Visitor visa if: You will study a course of up to 6 months in duration at Ulster ...

Check with LSE's Student Advice and Engagement Team to see whether travel outside of the UK during the programme is allowed on your visa type. If you have a standard visitor visa and are a visa ...

you may wish to invite your family or friends to visit you or attend your graduation ceremony in the UK for example. Unless they already have or are eligible to apply for any other suitable visa ...

Your application will be processed after you have given your biometric details. As a non-visa national, when you travel to the UK you can request permission as a Visitor from a Border Force Officer ...

UK immigration permission that permits study, e.g. ILR, EU (Pre-) Settled Status, Spouse/Partner visa. You cannot usually study one of these programmes on a Visitor Visa. If you have a Skilled Worker ...

Please visit our website for more information and make sure you allow enough time to apply for ATAS (if applicable) before submitting your Student visa application and coming to the UK. Although Visit ...

We do not advise using the Standard Visitor permission for studying the Pre-sessional course. This is because you will not be able to able to apply for a Student visa for the substantive course from ...

UK's New Home Office guidance states that anyone who has entered the UK illegally, including by boat or by hiding in a vehicle, will "normally" be refused citizenship ...

High up-front visa costs and an inflexible immigration system have put the UK at a severe competitive disadvantage that is hitting UK businesses, charities and universities, Lords said.