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One of the most overlooked aspects of studying in the UK is the UK student visa application. Imagine you have done all the hard work required to get admitted to a top university in the UK. Your family in Chandigarh is proud and you are ready to fly into the sky with your new career and new life. And finally, when you are dreaming about your new life, you get the news that your UK student visa application has been rejected… That sounds like a nightmare, right? And indeed, many Indian students have faced such nightmares in their lives. In our line of work as UK student visa consultants in Chandigarh, it’s heartbreaking to see students come to us after their application has been rejected. Our thought is always the same: why did they not come to us BEFORE applying? UK Student Visa application If you have been accepted into a university in the UK, and are about to apply for a UK student visa, please consider taking professional help to guide you through your application. In ... Continue reading →

The Points based system dependent is an umbrella term that includes Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 4 and Tier 5 visas to the UK. Points based system is also popularly known as PBS. A PBS dependent as per the Immigration Rules includes only the spouse and children below the age of 18 years of the main PBS migrant. Our UK Visa consultants in Delhi give a brief overview of the PBS dependent visa application. You can either apply for entry clearance as PBS Dependent visa if: You are outside the UK The main applicant is in the UK on Tier 1, Tier2, Tier4 or Tier5 visa in the UK Are related as spouse or child under the age of 18 years of the main applicant Meet the maintenance fund requirement Meet the suitability requirement You can apply for further leave to remain in the UK if: you have already gained entry and wish to extend your stay in the UK. The duration of the visa is in line with the expiry date of the PBS migrant’s (or main applicant’s) leave. If the PBS migrant has ... Continue reading →

You can file for a review or an appeal after being granted refusal for a visa application to enter or leave to remain in the UK. The path that you wish to choose to seek redress depends on your own personal circumstance and under what provisions of Immigration Rules your application have been refused. Every day our visa consultants in Chandigarh at The SmartMove2UK receive several queries related to this very question or similar questions about UK Visa refusals and any possible appeal process. There are three types of legal recourse that you can choose for your application to be reconsidered by the Home office which is listed as follows: Administrative Review: The first and the most primary form of recourse that you can opt for is an administrative review. The procedure for this type of review basically consists of your visa refusal letter being sent to another entry clearance officer or immigration officer to reconsider the circumstances of your case. An administrative ... Continue reading →