Are international students with student visas legal residents of the UK?
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no - they're considered temporary residents (not legal), of the UK through the period of thier student visa.\n\nLegal residents have applied for citizenship status.
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would  help to know what you graduated in but the rules on immigration to the UK are in the process of changing right now  and people with qualifications etc. are more likely to be  approved take a look at the link below it may help and good luck https://www.immigrationexpert.com/uk/register.asp?fid=100036&q=British%20Immigration
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You asked if a national of United States needs a visa to come to the UK as a visitor.\n\nNo, you do not need a visa.\n\nOn arrival in the UK you must satisfy an immigration officer that you qualify for entry to the United Kingdom as a visitor under the Immigration Rules.\n\nStudents\nPlease note that if you are allowed to enter the UK as a student for up to six months, you will not be allowed to extend your stay unless you arrived with a student or prospective student visa, or are studying on a course at degree level or higher. The Home Office will charge you a fee for applying to extend your stay.\n\nIf you entered the UK as a visitor, and you are still in the UK as a visitor, then you will not be allowed to switch to student status. This is due to the Immigration Rules Change that came into effect on 3 April 2006.\n\nPlease read Guidance - Visitors for further information. Your sponsor, if you have one, may want to read Guidance - Sponsors.\n\nN.B. Even though you do not need a visa, if you have previously been refused a visa for, or entry to, the UK you may want to apply for one to find out if you qualify for entry before you travel. Please contact Chicago, Los Angeles, or New York for further information.\n\nIf you are applying to our visa sections in the USA, you can now make your application and pay online though the visa4UK website.
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Forgive me but I'm nor certain what exactly is an International student of the US. That might assist in answering your question.
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as long as you have a diploma from a highschool in your home country, you can legally attend an american university.  the school's main concern will be your grades of course, but also any problems you might encounter in getting a student visa.  please make sure you are eligible to enter the united states for study before applying.  your school should help you with getting the appropriate paperwork.\ngood luck~~
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Sorry to have to say no but that's just the way it is even in America. Int Students have to pay their money or have some one sponsor them. Like some students I know have they embassy sponsor them. Find out from embassy what kind of help you can get
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I thought Visas are issued to countries. Did universities start issuing visas too?
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You say you are an EU resident. Does this mean that you reside outside of the United Kindgom? If so, I would imagine you'll find it pretty difficult to open a UK bank account. Most financial institutions in the UK will require that your perminent abode is in the United Kingdom and you will have to provide evidence thereof. Generally, residence outside of the United Kingdom, whether in the European Union or elsewhere, even if you are a British citizen, automatically means you cannot open a bank account at a UK bank or building society.\nYou could open an offshore account in the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man over the internet. Nationwide Building Society offers such a service:
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You did not say if your wife was there on a visa, nor the type of visa she was on if any.\n\nBy your question I have came to the conclussion that she is not a citizen of the UK, so to answer your question each  foreign person residing in the UK and desiring to work  there must have their own work permit.\n\nShe can not piggy back off your status.
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Really depends on what his nationality is. If not British, and what kind of visa does he possess in the UK.\nThose answers will help to clarify your question
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Do these qualify ?\nhttp://www.offices.ex.ac.uk/ises/erasmus/erasmus_stories.shtml\nhttp://www.globalchoices.co.uk/Discounts/ISEC/dc_isec.php \nhttp://www.walkabouttravelgear.com/cards.htm \nhttp://www.mindspring.com/~bennettusa/ISTCcard.jpg\nhttp://www.jmu.edu/international/images/abroad_isic_card.jpg
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Sure. Anyone can be an illegal alien in any country. Being illegal in a country involves crossing the border and staying without going through the proper channels and getting the paperwork for permission.\n\nYou would be an illegal if you just moved and didn't apply for a resident visa. If you are a student, there is different paperwork. \n\nYes, you can be employed in Canada. You'll have to check with the government to find out the tax implications. \n\nMost jobs in Canada want Canadians to fill the positions, so it might be difficult to find a job in Canada.
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Dando's answer is funny.\n\n#1 Were you born there or in UK territories?\n\n#2 Were your parents born there or in UK territories?\n\n#3 Are you in the country without working papers or visas and not as a tourist?
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depends on what country you want to go to..if you're loooking at UK then go on to www.ucas.com and under instituition guide go to each universities website and look for the entry requirement for international  students..usualy you can send them an email indicating your country of residence and they will email bk with details..you'll definitely need high marks and a interview will be required before you're offered a place..\nhope it helps!! :)
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Hi there,\n\nDepending on your age, qualifications, work experience and income you may be eligible for any number of visas. If you are looking at traveling as a tourist the process is relatively straight forward. If you would like to stay permanently in the UK you could look at applying for an HSMP or work permit application.\n\nIf you would like me to assess your eligibility please contact me on Jessica.Stooke@Visalogic.net.
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No problems to worry about.\nMinor speeling differences.\nWarm beer - that is beer you can actually taste and which doesn't remind you that you need to see the dentist.\nFunny food eaten in the proper manner using a knife and fork at all times.\n\nBut seriously, check carefully that your academic qualifications are suitable for entry into UK universities.\nLook here:\nLink 1.\nLink 2. this is for students from UK to USA but the section 'Advice to Parents Taking Children Aged 15-18 to the US' (and following section) is relevant to you.
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Try this site for more info on getting a UK Visa:\n\nhttp://www.ukvisas.gov.uk