What you have To Know If You Are Coming Through School

ADMISSION DOCUMENTS

1. Degree certificate
2. Degree Transcript
3. Passport
4. Academic reference letter
5. Professional reference
6. WAEC certificate or IELTS
7. CV

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TUITION

Between the range of £10,000 to £15,000 on average

Tuition deposit = £2000-£4500

A tuition deposit is required after admission offer is received before you can be issued CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) which you need for visa.

Proof of funds, some schools need it before CAS is given and also needed for visa application.  How much exactly you'll need as POF depends on your tuition balance after deducting any deposit and discounts received plus £9207 if studying outside of London.
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A rough estimate
Tuition: £14,000
Some schools give discounts : £1500
Tuition deposit £4,000 or less
£14,000 - 4000 - 1500 = £8500

£8500 (tuition balance)
+
£9207 (estimated living expenses for one year)
= £17,707 (so you'll be expected to present a bank statement with a closing balance of £17,707 or its equivalent in any currency)
So if you're using a naira account, you'll need roughly 9.5million naira and funds must have been held for at least 28days before presenting it to the school or for visa application.
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VISA APPLICATION COSTS FOR A 1 YEAR PROGRAM

1. Insurance Health Surcharge (IHS) = £.705 for one year program
2. Visa application fee -£348
3. Medical test - N.57,800

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR VISA APPLICATION

1. CAS reference number
2.Degree certificate
3.WAEC result /IELTS
4.TB test certificate
5. Bank statement with required funds that have been held for 28 days atleast prior to visa application
6. Reference letter from employer (essential for justifying long study gap)

 
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IN ALL

1. Apply for admission
2. Get an offer
3. Pay tuition deposit and satisfy every other conditions of your offer
4. Get your CAS
5.Proof of funds
6. Ready your TB test certificate
7.Apply for visa by completing the application form online and pay for IHS and Visa fee at the end.

8. Attend a Biometrics appointment
9. Get your visa approval
10.Book your flight and travel to the UK

This is for those asking of school route


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