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HSMP & Work Permit

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Submit the FORM and let me know your preferences. I can advise you on selecting the course and the university and help make your admission process easy and rewarding.
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What category you are in?

There are generally five types of students who want to study in the UK.

(1) Successful professionals such as IT engineers:
If you fall in this category, and would like to do a specialized course or an MBA in order to excel in your career back in India, your goal is pretty within reach. You only need to decide on the course and university, and go ahead and join! Please double check you’ve got enough money and the necessary proficiency in English language skills to gain a visa first. Subsequent to this, I could help you through the process of finding out the preferred university. I could even work as your agent for the admission documentations. If you’ve got further queries, you may please write to me. Please be assured that I am doing this without charging you even a single penny. Please fill and submit the form.

(2) Graduates who want to do their post graduation from the UK and find job in India or abroad.
As per the recently announced work regulations you will be able to make enough money to support your studies and living in the UK. However, you need enough financial back-up to fetch you a student visa in the first place. You could raise this amount through an education loan. You can contact me for further details and admission processes. The service is free of cost. Please fill and submit the form:

(3) Students who want to stay in the UK after studies.
Unfortunately most students fall in this category though it is highly unlikely that they would be able to do so, after a certain period. Only Work Permit Holders or HSMP approved candidates can stay and work in the UK long-term. Both demand specific qualifications (See the pages relating to Work Permit and HSMP). If you are in this category think carefully before throwing in the dice. Of course you can contact me with further specific questions concerning this area. This service is offered free of cost. Please fill and submit the form.

As per the recently announced immigration rules, a student who has graduated from any UK university after May 2007 can stay in the UK one more year to work full time without possessing a work permit. This means you have the option to spread your PG course over two-and-a-half years, and stay on further for another year to work full time. Generally this would fetch you back the entire money spent on your studies and living in the UK. Please remember that this is not a guaranteed option, as a whole lot of your fortunes depend on circumstances and chance. Please go through the pages ‘work while you study’ and ‘work after study’.

(4) Health care professionals such as doctors, nurses, social workers etc. who want to pursue a career in the UK.
Doing a course in any of the above fields is a sure bet to making a career in the UK as these are still specified in the scarcity labour list. Among them doctors need to be very careful as currently there are a lot of limitations built into the doctor recruitment process. Better find a course and contact me through the submission form for further advice.

(5) Students who have got a scholarship or who are interested in studying only with the help of a scholarship.
Most of the students in this category get pre-allotted admission and the specific institution will follow up with necessary information. It is better you go through the scholarship page in this site and follow the links. You can contact me if you think you are well qualified for certain scholarships. I will advise you on how to approach the universities and make it happen for you. I shall be offering this service absolutely free of cost. Please fill and submit the form. Please remember that scholarships will be available to only a few students and luck should smile on you should you get through. I am, in fact, in the midst of discussions with some universities about allocating certain scholarships to bright Indian students.