New Delhi: Indian students in the UK will now have the opportunity to remain back for a longer duration after completing their studies.
Private home secretary Priti Patel on Thursday opened a new postgraduate immigration route that would enable international students to live and work in post-universities, or look for opportunities at any skill level, for at least two years.
“For the first time, most applicants for postgraduate routes will be applied in a fully digital manner, using UK immigration: ID smartphone application checks.
The successful applicant will be issued with EVISA, and can comfortably.
Access this status every time is needed to prove Their rights in the UK, “according to a press release from the English High Commission in Delhi.
The application process below the new route is more convenient because it allows students to send documents online.
Previously, applicants must visit VISA application services and British citizenship or send their biometric return.
Those who cannot use the application can still register online but need to visit VISA application services and British citizenship.
This step is expected to benefit tens of thousands of students from India.
Last year, more than 56,000 Indian citizens were given a student visa – a 13% increase in the previous year and almost a quarter of all the Visas British students had published.
“Under the government-based immigration system in the UK, talented students from India and around the world now have the opportunity to start their career in the UK at the highest business level, science, technology, and art.
After they receive the world’s world’s leading qualifications from one Our fantastic educational institutions, this new visa will give them the freedom to fulfill their aspirations and advance their careers, “said Secretary of Patel.
Jan Thompson, acting High Commissioner of England to India, said: “The numbers show that the UK universities have become a popular destination for Indian students, who greatly contribute to the unique living bridges between Britain and India.” The postgraduate route will further help students who want to live and work in the UK, strengthen these bonds between our two countries even more.
Cooperation in higher education is one of the important commitments in the UK and Roadmap in 20030 India, and this is another positive step in that direction.
“Barbara Wickham, India Director, the British Council said:” Very encouraging to see responses from India students who have placed their trust in English education to form their career.
Britain is equally committed to allowing Indian students to realize their dreams through the benefits of postgraduate routes.
It is evidence of both countries that constantly focus on realizing their reciprocal knowledge ambitions in the rapidly growing world.
“” The British Council is involved with Indian students who plan to pursue this autumn English education by regulating all information and Facebook to provide all information on prospective students in need.
“The launch of new postgraduate routes shows the commitment of the British government to attract talented individuals from India and around the world to bring their talents to England and develop their skills further, according to the release of HC England.