Student visa for students aged 4 to 17 years

Types of study visas for students aged 4 to 17 years

General notes

It should be noted that this visa is for students between the ages of 4 and 17 and is granted for the duration of the study period specified in the unconditional acceptance that the student had obtained from their school. After that, they can apply to complete their studies at another school after completing the academic stage if subsequent stages are not available at the same school. You can view it on another page of the website. If the son or daughter is over 16 years old before arriving in the UK to study, the parents must apply for a different type of visa for their child. This type of visa applies to both parents who have moved to the UK with a residence or immigration visa, or even if one of the parents has obtained acceptance to complete higher university studies such as a Master's or PhD in the UK. They can enroll their children in government schools. In this case, no school fees are paid because education in government schools is free for children until they complete secondary school. For more information, please visit the website or contact our agent in Iraq or the company in Britain, as shown in the addresses provided for the institute or the company.

Visa requirements

As previously mentioned, the student must first obtain acceptance from an independent (private, non-governmental) school. The requirements for admission vary from one school to another and are often consistent in two aspects: First, the student must not suffer from a permanent disability that would prevent them from studying at a private school that does not specialize in (special needs). These schools can be applied for separately from private schools and also have specific conditions for accepting students with special needs. Second, the student must have the ability and financial capacity to bear the costs of study, living and transportation. This also varies from one school to another. This is achieved by issuing a bank letter from the parents proving their ability to bear the costs of studying for at least one year. The parents' consent is also required for their child to study at this school in Britain. This written consent must be submitted to the embassy when applying for the visa. At this point, the visa is obtained and a visa can then be applied for as a companion for one of the parents. At this point, it is also necessary to provide financial ability to support one of the parents for at least one year. As Frontier, we can handle all application and admission procedures, as well as visa and post-arrival services in the UK, such as airport pickup, accommodation arrangements, and all the services your family and children need throughout their studies.

child student visa

This visa is granted under the following conditions: 1- The student must apply to and be accepted by independent (i.e., non-government) schools to study at the school levels that match their academic level, as shown below: Key Stage 1: From 5 to 7 years old Key Stage 2: From 7 to 11 years old Key Stage 3: From 11 to 14 years old Key Stage 4: From 14 to 16 years old Generally, Key Stages 1 and 2 will be completed in primary school, and at the age of 11, the student will move on to secondary school and complete Key Stages 3 and 4. Students are assessed at the end of each stage. The most significant assessment occurs at the age of 16 when students complete their GCSE or General Certificate of Secondary Education. Once students complete their GCSE, they have the option to continue their education and potentially higher education, or to leave school and enter the world of work.

General Terms

The right choice for applying for a Child Student Visa depends on the parents' situation first and other factors second. If both parents have a work or immigration visa, there is no need to apply for their children. They can apply for a family visa based on the father's or mother's immigration or residence visa. If neither parent has a child student visa and they wish to enroll their child in the UK to study, they must apply for a child student visa. Either parent can apply to accompany their son or daughter when their child is accepted and receives a visa.

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