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From your offer and CAS to funds, the TB test and the VFS appointment, we prepare your UK Student visa with you and check every figure before you pay the fee.
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Accept an offer from a licensed UK university and meet its conditions, then receive your CAS. If your course needs an ATAS certificate, get it before you apply. Hold your unpaid first-year fees plus living costs for 28 days in a row, take a TB test at an approved clinic, then apply online on GOV.UK, no earlier than 6 months before your course starts. Pay the fee and health surcharge, give biometrics at VFS in Ahmedabad and wait for a decision, usually within 3 weeks. Our UK student visa from Gujarat guide sets out the full timeline.
What we do for you
A UK file is won or lost on small details: a date on a bank statement, a fee on a CAS, a code on an offer letter. We take each one in order, so the visa application is the easy part at the end.
We look at your marks, any study gap and your budget, then shortlist courses for the September or January intake. If you are aiming for autumn, our UK September 2027 intake timeline shows when each step should happen.
GOV.UK sets English at CEFR B2 for degree level study and B1 below it, and many universities assess this themselves. We check what your university will accept and, if you need a score, plan IELTS coaching or PTE coaching around your offer deadlines.
Your CAS carries the fees, the deposit you have paid and your personal details. We match each one to your passport and receipts, because a wrong figure changes the money you must show, and a CAS used in an earlier application cannot be used again.
We work out the exact sum, decide which account will hold it, and count the 28 days and the 31 day window with you. For parents' accounts we prepare the consent letter and proof of relationship; for loans we check the sanction letter wording.
India is on the GOV.UK list for TB testing, so most students need a certificate from an approved clinic. For some science and engineering masters, an ATAS certificate must come before the visa, and it takes at least 30 working days.
We prepare the GOV.UK application with you, plan the biometrics appointment, and run practice sessions in case you are called for a credibility interview about your course, your funds and your plans.
Your file
GOV.UK lists a short core of documents, plus extras that depend on your course and circumstances. These are the ones most Gujarat students need, and why each one matters to the caseworker.
| Document | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Valid passport | Your identity document. Every other paper, from marksheets to bank letters, should carry the same name. |
| CAS from your university | The reference number that proves your place. It states your course fees and any deposit already paid. |
| Bank statements or a bank letter | Show your unpaid fees plus living costs held for 28 days in a row, ending within 31 days of your application. |
| Parent's consent letter and birth certificate | Needed when the money sits in a parent's or legal guardian's account, to prove the relationship and permission to use it. |
| Education loan letter | Must show the amount, your name, that funds are available before you travel, and no conditions other than visa approval. |
| TB test certificate | Required for applicants who have lived in India for 6 months or more and are coming for 6 months or more. |
| ATAS certificate | Only for courses and subjects covered by Appendix ATAS. Indian nationals are not exempt. |
| Written consent from both parents | If you are under 18, GOV.UK asks for consent to the application, your living arrangements and your travel, plus a birth certificate. |
Before you apply
Four rules shape most UK plans. Each is from GOV.UK or the Immigration Rules at the time of writing.
| Topic | What the rules say |
|---|---|
| Intakes | September is the main intake, with January the second. Our guide to UK January 2027 intake deadlines covers the later start. |
| English | CEFR B2 for degree level study and B1 below degree level. A university may assess your English itself. |
| Work while studying | Up to 20 hours a week in term time at degree level or above, and full time outside term. Below degree level, 10 hours a week in term. |
| After your degree | The Graduate visa lasts 2 years if you apply on or before 31 December 2026 and 18 months if you apply on or after 1 January 2027; 3 years after a PhD. Read our Graduate Route explainer. |
Near you
Every office runs the same UK process, so you can start in one city and finish in another. Pick the one closest to home, call ahead, and bring your marksheets and any offer letters.
UK biometrics for Gujarat applicants happen at the VFS centre in Ahmedabad, so we book your appointment around the date on your bank statement.
303/304, Addor Aspire 1, Panjrapole, University Road, near Old Passport Office, Ahmedabad 380015+91 75740 33366
Two offices for MSU Baroda graduates and working professionals weighing a one-year UK masters against a job at home.
Shop 319, Kanha Capital, Third Floor, RC Dutt Road, Alkapuri, Vadodara 390007+91 75740 33377
TF 01 and 02, Earth Icon Commercial Complex, 30 Meter Khodiyar Nagar Road, New VIP Road, Vadodara 390019+91 75748 33304
Family money is often spread across several relatives, yet only your own or a parent's account counts, so we plan early when funds need to move and in whose name.
Shop 104/105, 2nd Floor, The Solaris the Address, Surat Dumas Road, opposite Big Bazaar, Piplod, Surat 395007+91 75749 99949
For Saurashtra students planning the January intake, we work backwards from the 28 day rule so the holiday season does not squeeze your dates.
606, 6th Floor, Anant Workspace 2, Kalavad Road, near ICICI Bank, Rajkot 360001+91 75748 33303
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At the time of writing, GOV.UK asks for your unpaid first-year course fees plus living costs of £1,529 a month for courses in London or £1,171 a month outside London, for up to 9 months. The money must be held for 28 days in a row, and that period must end within 31 days of the date you apply. Our guide to the UK student visa 28 day rule has a worked example. Confirm the current figures on GOV.UK before you move any money.
Yes. Funds can be in your own name or a parent's or legal guardian's name. With a parent's account you also give proof of the relationship, such as your birth certificate, and a letter from the parent consenting to the money being used for your studies. Money held by an uncle, grandparent or sibling does not count.
GOV.UK says the earliest you can apply from outside the UK is 6 months before your course starts. In practice you apply once your CAS has arrived and your funds have completed their 28 days. Decisions from outside the UK usually come within 3 weeks.
At the time of writing, the application fee from outside the UK is £558, and the Immigration Health Surcharge for students is £776 for each year of the visa. Tuition and living costs come on top. See our breakdown of UK study visa fees and the health surcharge, and check GOV.UK just before you pay.
Under Appendix Student, a full-time student at degree level or above with a university that has a track record of compliance can work up to 20 hours a week during term time, and full time outside term time. Below degree level the limit is 10 hours a week in term. Treat work as a top-up, not as a way to meet the funds rule.
No. Only UK Visas and Immigration decides a visa, and anyone promising a result is a warning sign. What we control is the quality of your file: a CAS with correct details, funds that meet the 28 day rule, the right TB and ATAS paperwork, and preparation for a credibility interview if you are called for one.
Bring your offer letter or CAS, and the bank details you plan to use, to any of our offices. The first session is free. Call +91 75740 33366.