UK regulations concern Nothern Ireland (like Wales and Scotland). Southern Ireland is a different country. Their rules "might" become familiar. Whether they will, I have no idea. Yet.
NEW VISA REQUIREMENT FOR STUDENTS, ADDED MARCH 9, 2009, EFFECTIVE MARCH 31, 2009
Posted Mar 21, 2009 16:15
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UK regulations concern Nothern Ireland (like Wales and Scotland). Southern Ireland is a different country. Their rules "might" become familiar. Whether they will, I have no idea. Yet.
Posted Mar 23, 2009 14:56
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hi guys, these new rules are quite draconian and grossly bureaucratic. i am a nigersian student and need ova 20T with these rules bt wat I exactly dont understand is if one must have this cash in his local currency account or in domiciliary account in GBP?
pls answer
Hi patto, from what ive read it seems that the money can be either in GBP or local curreny as long as the conversion of the amount you deposit into the account is equal to the amount ib GBP they are requesting. You have to keep on checking the current conversion rates to be sure you have deposit the corrent amount in your local currency.
<blockquote>hi guys, these new rules are quite draconian and grossly bureaucratic. i am a nigersian student and need ova 20T with these rules bt wat I exactly dont understand is if one must have this cash in his local currency account or in domiciliary account in GBP?
pls answer</blockquote>
Hi patto, from what ive read it seems that the money can be either in GBP or local curreny as long as the conversion of the amount you deposit into the account is equal to the amount ib GBP they are requesting. You have to keep on checking the current conversion rates to be sure you have deposit the corrent amount in your local currency.
pls answer</blockquote>
Hi patto, from what ive read it seems that the money can be either in GBP or local curreny as long as the conversion of the amount you deposit into the account is equal to the amount ib GBP they are requesting. You have to keep on checking the current conversion rates to be sure you have deposit the corrent amount in your local currency.
Posted Mar 23, 2009 15:07
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hi..is this applicable to those aaplying in ireland as well or is it confined to UK alone.suppsoe one wishes to apply to say trinity college dublin.then under such circumstances does the same rule apply?
No DARE.DEVIL, it only applies to the UK (Great Britain and Northearn Ireland)
Dublin is the capital of Republic of Ireland so the requirements are totally different.
Here is what I found in your case:
Citizens of India residing in India have to apply for a visa to Ireland in person at the nearest consulate of Ireland in India. Please note that the application procedures and fees may vary depending on where you apply. If there is no consulate of Ireland in India there might be a consulate of Ireland in one of the neighboring countries that covers the jurisdiction of India.
Go to the website of the Embassy of Ireland in India and it contains all the requirements that Indian students have to comply with in order to enter Ireland as a student:
http://www.irelandinindia.com/home/index.aspx?id=52458
Hope this helps you...bye :o)
<blockquote>hi..is this applicable to those aaplying in ireland as well or is it confined to UK alone.suppsoe one wishes to apply to say trinity college dublin.then under such circumstances does the same rule apply?</blockquote>
No DARE.DEVIL, it only applies to the UK (Great Britain and Northearn Ireland)
Dublin is the capital of Republic of Ireland so the requirements are totally different.
Here is what I found in your case:
Citizens of India residing in India have to apply for a visa to Ireland in person at the nearest consulate of Ireland in India. Please note that the application procedures and fees may vary depending on where you apply. If there is no consulate of Ireland in India there might be a consulate of Ireland in one of the neighboring countries that covers the jurisdiction of India.
Go to the website of the Embassy of Ireland in India and it contains all the requirements that Indian students have to comply with in order to enter Ireland as a student:
http://www.irelandinindia.com/home/index.aspx?id=52458
Hope this helps you...bye :o)
No DARE.DEVIL, it only applies to the UK (Great Britain and Northearn Ireland)
Dublin is the capital of Republic of Ireland so the requirements are totally different.
Here is what I found in your case:
Citizens of India residing in India have to apply for a visa to Ireland in person at the nearest consulate of Ireland in India. Please note that the application procedures and fees may vary depending on where you apply. If there is no consulate of Ireland in India there might be a consulate of Ireland in one of the neighboring countries that covers the jurisdiction of India.
Go to the website of the Embassy of Ireland in India and it contains all the requirements that Indian students have to comply with in order to enter Ireland as a student:
http://www.irelandinindia.com/home/index.aspx?id=52458
Hope this helps you...bye :o)
Posted Mar 23, 2009 16:12
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hey PUCCA thanks a ton for all the info you've truly been a heap of help:-)
hey PUCCA thanks a ton for all the info you've truly been a heap of help:-)
Posted Mar 23, 2009 18:01
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Your welcome dare.devil I kinda like advising my fellow colleagues. I dont know much but I try :o)
Good luck with your application!!
Your welcome dare.devil I kinda like advising my fellow colleagues. I dont know much but I try :o)
Good luck with your application!!
Good luck with your application!!
Posted Mar 31, 2009 10:59
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has anyone got their visa letter ? appears fresh letters will have to be issued since not only has the data required in the letter changed but the letter itself cannot be older than 6 months when you apply. Has anybody checked with their college on the issue of fresh letters ?
has anyone got their visa letter ? appears fresh letters will have to be issued since not only has the data required in the letter changed but the letter itself cannot be older than 6 months when you apply. Has anybody checked with their college on the issue of fresh letters ?
Posted Mar 31, 2009 22:36
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I called UCL and informed them about this new requirements. They said the new visa letters will be ready in a few months (2 or something like that) and then theyll send the letters to the students.
I called UCL and informed them about this new requirements. They said the new visa letters will be ready in a few months (2 or something like that) and then theyll send the letters to the students.
Posted Apr 09, 2009 18:30
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hi guys, it seems the new visa letter is gonna take a long time. i wonder wats taking it so long . im yet to receive any response. also talking about the required/stipulated funds, is it to be deposited in a current account or savings account? it"s like the new guidelines states that GBP5400 for 9months should be maintained for 28days prior to application for students outside london and GBP7200 for 9months if ull b in london This contrasts to the initial stated GBP7200 and GBP9600 respectively. someone please correct me if im wrong.
Thanks
hi guys, it seems the new visa letter is gonna take a long time. i wonder wats taking it so long . im yet to receive any response. also talking about the required/stipulated funds, is it to be deposited in a current account or savings account? it"s like the new guidelines states that GBP5400 for 9months should be maintained for 28days prior to application for students outside london and GBP7200 for 9months if ull b in london This contrasts to the initial stated GBP7200 and GBP9600 respectively. someone please correct me if im wrong.
Thanks
Thanks
Posted Apr 10, 2009 04:43
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Sorry dear friend didnt understand exactly what you meant!
But i know you need 7200 pounds for London.
Sorry dear friend didnt understand exactly what you meant!
But i know you need 7200 pounds for London.
But i know you need 7200 pounds for London.
Posted Apr 10, 2009 13:06
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hi pucca, got yr response. guess we are both saying the same thing.the 7200 u need is based on the calculation that you"ll require 800GBP for 9months. for me, I will b outside london which is GBP5400 i.e 600 for 9months.( if u are coming into the uk for a course of......... say 12months.)
thanks. u"v jst confirmed my point.
hi pucca, got yr response. guess we are both saying the same thing.the 7200 u need is based on the calculation that you"ll require 800GBP for 9months. for me, I will b outside london which is GBP5400 i.e 600 for 9months.( if u are coming into the uk for a course of......... say 12months.)
thanks. u"v jst confirmed my point.
thanks. u"v jst confirmed my point.
Posted Apr 11, 2009 08:06
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Oh o right then hehe,,where are u going to study?
Oh o right then hehe,,where are u going to study?
Posted Apr 14, 2009 18:15
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i will b studying in Newcastle. im damn sure ull b in ucl. cheerio!!!!!!!!!
i will b studying in Newcastle. im damn sure ull b in ucl. cheerio!!!!!!!!!
Posted Apr 28, 2009 18:15
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please dont forget this topic!
please dont forget this topic!
Posted Apr 29, 2009 19:17
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hi pucca, watz up? hav u receivd yr visa letter? its like som schools hav started sending.
hi pucca, watz up? hav u receivd yr visa letter? its like som schools hav started sending.
Posted May 02, 2009 16:41
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Hey you guys... Just a question... the VISA LETTER is the same as the UNCONDITIONAL OFFER LETTER or is it a different document?
Thanks!!
Hey you guys... Just a question... the VISA LETTER is the same as the UNCONDITIONAL OFFER LETTER or is it a different document?
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
Posted May 03, 2009 00:06
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Further, can anyone confirm where in the brochure does it say that visa applications are not accepted more than 90 days in advance? I am trying to confirm that, but I cant... I was just wondering when shoul I apply for the visa. I want to do it as early as I can!
Thanks again!
Further, can anyone confirm where in the brochure does it say that visa applications are not accepted more than 90 days in advance? I am trying to confirm that, but I cant... I was just wondering when shoul I apply for the visa. I want to do it as early as I can!
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
Posted May 04, 2009 16:07
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hey guyz,..
must the money be in the students name and not in one's parent name?
it obviously means we are handicapped till we receive these visa letters which is taking forever to be issued.
hey guyz,..
must the money be in the students name and not in one's parent name?
it obviously means we are handicapped till we receive these visa letters which is taking forever to be issued.
must the money be in the students name and not in one's parent name?
it obviously means we are handicapped till we receive these visa letters which is taking forever to be issued.
Posted May 04, 2009 17:25
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naija guy, the money should b in an acct in yr name or a joint acct with yr name if u are mor than 17( ADULT STUDENT) for a child student i.e less than 17, the money could b either in yr parent/guardian acct or in a joint acct bearing yr name and whosoeva is sharing the acct with u. without the visa letter u can do nothing. it simply means u r losing 30 points out of 40. so just b patien for yr visa letter. cheerio.
Patto
naija guy, the money should b in an acct in yr name or a joint acct with yr name if u are mor than 17( ADULT STUDENT) for a child student i.e less than 17, the money could b either in yr parent/guardian acct or in a joint acct bearing yr name and whosoeva is sharing the acct with u. without the visa letter u can do nothing. it simply means u r losing 30 points out of 40. so just b patien for yr visa letter. cheerio.
Patto
Patto
Posted May 04, 2009 20:25
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Further, can anyone confirm where in the brochure does it say that visa applications are not accepted more than 90 days in advance? I am trying to confirm that, but I cant... I was just wondering when shoul I apply for the visa. I want to do it as early as I can!
Thanks again!
Yes it says you cannot apply more than 90 days in advance and the documents you present as evidence cannot de dated more than 28 days before you make your application! so be carefull
<blockquote>Further, can anyone confirm where in the brochure does it say that visa applications are not accepted more than 90 days in advance? I am trying to confirm that, but I cant... I was just wondering when shoul I apply for the visa. I want to do it as early as I can!
Thanks again!</blockquote>
Yes it says you cannot apply more than 90 days in advance and the documents you present as evidence cannot de dated more than 28 days before you make your application! so be carefull
Thanks again!</blockquote>
Yes it says you cannot apply more than 90 days in advance and the documents you present as evidence cannot de dated more than 28 days before you make your application! so be carefull
Posted May 04, 2009 20:27
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naija guy, the money should b in an acct in yr name or a joint acct with yr name if u are mor than 17( ADULT STUDENT) for a child student i.e less than 17, the money could b either in yr parent/guardian acct or in a joint acct bearing yr name and whosoeva is sharing the acct with u. without the visa letter u can do nothing. it simply means u r losing 30 points out of 40. so just b patien for yr visa letter. cheerio.
Yes this is totally correct,,the money should be in account in your name!
Patto
<blockquote>naija guy, the money should b in an acct in yr name or a joint acct with yr name if u are mor than 17( ADULT STUDENT) for a child student i.e less than 17, the money could b either in yr parent/guardian acct or in a joint acct bearing yr name and whosoeva is sharing the acct with u. without the visa letter u can do nothing. it simply means u r losing 30 points out of 40. so just b patien for yr visa letter. cheerio.
Yes this is totally correct,,the money should be in account in your name!
Patto</blockquote>
Yes this is totally correct,,the money should be in account in your name!
Patto</blockquote>
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