Graduate Visa UK – Immigration Lawyer London
Graduate Visa UK – Immigration Lawyer London
Advice is provided on Graduate visa applications by a senior UK immigration lawyer with 25 years’ experience, including a background within the UK Home Office.
The Graduate visa allows international students to remain in the UK after completing their studies, but it is important to meet the requirements and understand the available options.
What is the Graduate visa?
The Graduate visa allows eligible students to stay in the UK after completing a degree at a recognised UK institution.
This visa typically allows:
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2 years’ stay after undergraduate or master’s degree
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3 years’ stay after a PhD
It provides flexibility to work or look for employment without sponsorship.
Graduate visa requirements
To qualify, applicants must:
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Have successfully completed an eligible course
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Hold a valid Student visa at the time of application
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Receive confirmation from their sponsoring institution
Applications must be submitted from within the UK.
Common issues in Graduate visa applications
Applications may be delayed or refused where:
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Course completion is not confirmed
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The application is made after visa expiry
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There are issues with immigration history
Each case should be checked carefully before submission.
Switching from a Graduate visa
The Graduate visa does not lead directly to settlement, but it may allow applicants to switch into other routes, including:
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Other eligible work routes
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Partner route if requirements met
Advice is provided on planning the most effective next step.
Refusals and next steps
Where a Graduate visa application is refused, advice is provided on:
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Assessing the decision
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Submitting a fresh application where appropriate
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Challenging the decision if necessary
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Why choose Visas 24/7
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Senior UK immigration lawyer with 25 years’ experience
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Former Home Office Immigration Officer
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Personally handled cases — no delegation
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Specialist focus on UK immigration law
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Clear and practical advice
Speak directly to the senior immigration lawyer
If you are considering a Graduate visa or your circumstances are unclear, speak directly to a senior immigration lawyer before applying.