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UK Visa from Thailand

A UK Student Visa Thailand is a service that is ideal visa for a person who wants to further his/her academic studies, whilst at the same time being able to travel and take up part-time work in the United Kingdom. Under the category of student visitor visa or those wishing to take on a short course of study (not more than 6 months) whilst visiting the UK, they will not have the full entitlements of a UK student visa, which means they cannot do part time work or extend their stay.

Under the category of prospective student visa, you can also come to the UK for up to 6 months to complete all the arrangements for your course of study. This category is for those seeking entry in order to visit an academic institution to finalize your course or to take entrance examinations or final interview. If you intend to study in the UK on a full time course for more than 6 months and have an offer from an educational institution, you should apply for a UK (General) Student Visa under Points Based System Tier 4.

UK (GENERAL) STUDENT VISA ELIGIBILITY

You must be accepted for a course of study at a publicly-funded institution of further or higher education, a private-education institution or an independent fee-paying school.
You must also be able to prove that you are going to follow a recognized full-time degree course at a recognized learning institution (Tier 4 Sponsor Registered)
Your course runs during the week involves at least 15 hours of organised daytime study per week at one of the above-mentioned types of institutions. This proof would usually be in the form of an enrolment letter from the relevant school/college or institution.

REQUIREMENTS

You must intend to live together permanently with your Thai spouse.
You must possess sufficient funds to pay you and your spouse's living expenses and those of any dependants without claiming public funds. Public funds cover various benefits paid by the Government if you are currently looking for work, if you are on a low income and if you are in various other situations.
Accommodation for the couple, and any dependants, must be suitable and available. Title deeds, rental agreements, mortgage agreements can be provided to substantiate this.
If you have a visa valid for six months or less in the UK you cannot change status to a spouse visa. You need to come back to your home country and obtain the appropriate visa at the British embassy. However if you are in the UK under Fiance Visa you may be able to adjust your status into a spouse visa after consummating your marriage with your British fiance.
Children of the Thai spouse visa applicant who are under 18 years old are allowed entry to the UK as dependants, and can make their application at the same time as the main applicant. They have to be identified in the visa application forms.
After a total period of three years in the UK if you meet the residence requirements you may then apply for UK citizenship

What Siam Legal Can Do for You

Our Australia Working Holiday Visa Thailand service does not include embassy or government fees. We provide you with:

Full review of your sponsor and your own personal, financial & employment history
Consultation and confirmation what type of visitor visa is appropriate for you
Comprehensive checklist of required documents for the applicant and the sponsor (if any)
Thorough preparation of your visa application
Submission of your visa application to the proper government agencies
Careful arrangement of all correspondence with government agencies
Expert advice on how to handle the consular interview
Unlimited assistance over the phone with our Australian Visa specialists

AFTER OBTAINING A UK STUDENT VISA

The visa will be granted for the length of your study in the UK.
During term-time you may not work more than 20 hours per week, except where the placement meets the definition of an internship.
During vacation periods, you are allowed to work full-time.
As a student you are not allowed to engage in business, self-employment or the provision of services as a professional sportsperson or entertainer.
You have no recourse to public funds.
Short-term students (student visitors) who are here for six months or less are not entitled to the free medical treatment in the UK.

Graduating students can switch into work permit employment within the UK, without having to return to their home country. This rule is valid for graduate students, student nurses and