How should I answer the questions in the "Employment and Income" section of a UK visa application?
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- Aparna Patel
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- 30 Jul, 2023
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If you apply with case when you have your sponsor (father)
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Can be 0. (or some personal savings.)
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£1500
(Long term students {Tier4} if they want to stay in London they need to have at least £1,265 for each month, or £1,015 for each month if they study outside of London. Though this can be less, if they prove with documents that accommodation and food are prepaid, or if they have an invitation and confirmation from their host.) -
£1500
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£1500
You should also have questions like:
If your tickets already paid…
If you going to have a short stay it’s better to show prepaid accommodation or an realistic amount to cover an accommodation cost. (As short stay is more expensive than long term Tier 4 students accommodations.) Plus tickets cost or flight confirmations. Plus money for food and for purpose of your stay (shopping, study, traveling).
Based on my own experience of applying for Tier4/study UK visas.
For long term stay we usually show: 1. Paid tickets 2. Paid accommodation for 1 month. 3. Paid studies 4. £1265/£1015 per month. (London/Out of London).
For short stay (less than 1 month) we usually show: 1. Paid tickets 2. Paid accommodation 3. Paid studies or travel program 4. £1265/£1015 (London/Out of London) (It’s might be more than required, but better to show more than less.)
Seems like my first info was outdated, as I found this:
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/515465/Tier-_4-_of-the-points-based-system-v36.0.pdf
Applications submitted on or after 6 April 2012
Study location – Monthly living cost requirement
Inner London – £1,000 per calendar month
Outer London and the rest of the UK – £800 per calendar month
Applications submitted on or after 12 November 2015
Study location – Monthly living cost requirement
In London – £1,265 per calendar month
Outside London – £1,015 per calendar month
page 5.
https://www.britishcouncil.org/sites/default/files/entry-clearance-and-immigration.pdf
The monthly maintenance requirements state that you must show you have
the required sum of money for maintenance in your account for a period
of 28 days (£1,000 per month for nine months in inner London and £800
per month for outer London or elsewhere in the UK. Up to a maximum of
nine months). This money must take the form of cash funds in the bank
(including savings accounts and current accounts, even when notice
must be given), a loan letter, or official financial or government
sponsorship available to you.
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