Bad Sides of the UK 2 Years Post-Study Visa | What They Don't Tell You About the UK Graduate Visa 

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Can you please tell, The one who didn't study from UK can still apply for pws or this visa is only for those who have studied in uk?

Do you have info on this? Cos I do

@@TheBoblegoTutorials pls kindly share

@@TheBoblegoTutorials hi maleek, please share your insights, thanks

A video on that is already out 😀

Good you ate informed now. Please don't leave her back home and wait till you finish before bringing her over. We'll, except if you get a job after your studies that would give you tier 2 visa sponsorship, then you can bring her over. But if it's with the 2 years post study visa, you can't bring her over while on that visa...

Look through her videos you'll find that she already has a video where she explained this.

@Oluremi Juliet, there are job prospects for social work. I have a video where I talked about this already and still have more coming. The fees were accurate as at when I filmed the video. They might have changed with time. Schools are currently open for admission. Check well.

@Oluremi Juliet, there are job prospects for social work. I have a video where I talked about this already and still have more coming. The fees were accurate as at when I filmed the video. They might have changed with time. Schools are currently open for admission. Check well.

How many years ago was that? Check the guidelines for this newly introduced one. Was it not stopped before it restarted again? As it was in the beginning isn't as it is now...

You are right that it was long ago. I regularly check the gov.uk site for new guidelines. But for a 10years CONTINUOUS stay which lead to a permanent residency, any type of VALID and LEGAL visa you have within the 10 year period add up the years. Post study visa on its own cannot lead to a permanent residency, one need to extend it with any other type of visa.

@@opeyemio705 Exactly my initial thoughts, but a condition attached to the graduate visa from my understanding says otherwise. Well I'm open to correction if you could explain what this statement means "This route will not count towards indefinite leave to remain/settlement."???

The 10 years route that you used , can you state what you were doing within the ten years ? Were you schooling or working legally? That will help set the record straight. Some that had graduate post study visa couldn't get sponsors for jobs and proceeded for PHD while some returned back home. For ten years rules you must not be here as an overstayer for it to count towards ILR application.

@@IntentionalFavour they stopped it in 2012 . Many went back to Nigeria then ,few proceeded for PhD and later got jobs afterwards . Those are people that used the 10 years route. The only saving grace for people coming in now is that the jobs categories are wider in terms of getting sponsorship, but then,l still have reservations especially with people coming with their families. May God help everyone on the scheme.

Yes

Yes

@@IntentionalFavour thanks

Yes, and if after the two years you don't get a job that will give you visa sponsorship, you'll have to leave the UK.

@@IntentionalFavour a must? What then is keeping all those foreigners there? Am confused like this sha

Thank you. Will definitely do.

Very important topic.... please do a video on this dear, thanks ahead intentional favour

Which university you are doing ur Masters?

Depending on your experience, I'll say you have high chances and also beginning job search early enough...

@@IntentionalFavour Thanks 😊

Yes. As long as your spouse is here with you already while you are still a student.

Thanks

Hi, You may want to see this video where I highlighted courses with high job prospects. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EvVtP9PSNaY.html

Hi, There are part time jobs for students in every city in the UK. I have a video on the Realistic part time jobs for international students. You may want to check it out. Those jobs are very easy to find in any city. Student have delays in finding job when they only wants one particular type of job, which may be difficult to get.

Yes, if she is here with you already as a dependant.

Its possible, and you fit go other countries to work if UK no do well.

Hi, There are some courses that the job prospects are not easily predictable really. You just have to be proactive.

@@IntentionalFavour can you help me enquire please?

Of course, depending on the course one studied

@@IntentionalFavour okayy

I concur to this really. But for those who have started their processes already

Hi, I do not know the scope of all courses. I always advice you do your research. Check out my video on how to get teir 2 visa sponsorship and you'll be guided.

The conversion is for you to get a job that will sponsor you for those visas. Without a job that can sponsor you for those visas, it's valid for just 2 years and after that, what follows is not good.

@@IntentionalFavour ok thnx

You can apply for it after yiur programme and before the expiration of your study vusa

@kennu uj, next time you want yo clarify your question in a comment, simply reply to the one already answered instead of editing your previous comment. It's confusing and it takes a lot to respond to comments. It's no news anymore. The process started since last year and became effective Summer this year. So all international students in the UK who graduated by or after May/June this year are eligible for that

It was officially announced September 2019. So started 2020. New intakes after 2019

Hi, The aspect of psychology that is in the shortage occupational list is Clinical psychology. I'm not really sure about Applied psychology..

@@IntentionalFavour alright thank you very much.. so what advice would you give either msc logistics and supply chain management, msc applied psychology and msc International business management

@@olubiyomayowa3450 I wish I can confidently give you an option out of the three to choose from. But I'll rather admit that I am not sure than give you false hope. What my advise would be is to please take your time to study jobs in the UK related to those courses you mention. You can use some apps like Indeed or Total Jobs for your search. I believe bu doing this, you'll get a hint and make an informed decision. Also study the register of UK licensed tier 2 sponsors and the UK shortage occupational list. These will help you also... Sorry if I've not been of much help as expected.

@@IntentionalFavour God bless you for your kindly advice 🙏

After graduation from your Msc you will get automatic 2 yrs post-study visa. what happens when the 2 yrs post-study visa expires is the worry

@@victoropara6573 Hi, my question is after my post grad studies. So I can get the 2 years post study stay. Is it easy to get placement? I would really love to hear a comment on this. Point is I am not looking to stay there forever.

@@TheBoblegoTutorials hello Abdul, ofcourse you get the two yrs post study and then u jump into the labour market. Getting placement in your course of study or professional line isn't always easy bcos of other residency and nationality rules which favours the British citizen etc ahead of you in the labour market. Most post study friends I know ended up working in any available sector and sometimes non graduate jobs just to make ends meet. The real challenge is after the post study ends what next. I know some people switch into other visa route. Even those who get placement aren't assured bcos the company may decide not to retain you after your placement. So really it's a 50/50 but it's worth it should say as u get to have Ur degree and a UK work/life experience which can aid you in future endeavours.

Yes it does count towards the 10year legal route

It doesn’t count

I have not renewed my passport here in the UK, so can't tell.

Book and appointment after paying d passport fee...after the appointment,it take like 2 to 5 days to get it posted to u

@@aareuk5116 ok thanks

I lived in China too ( 5 years)

Hi, Thansk for the suggestions. Regarding the post study visa, the student and the dependants will apply individually. Once the student is eligible to apply, the dependants (as far as they are here already) are automatically eligible to apply also...

What if one of my children is already 18? Can I sponsor only my spouse and other children? How can I bring the child that is already above 18 years? Please help

How about if one of the dependant is less than 5years, will he also apply separately for the post study visa?

@@elohordenedo8952 a child over 18 is not allowed. He / she is deemed an adult.

Not at all. I'll suggest you check the guidelines for this newly introduced one. EVERYTHING said here are written there. I'll suggest you make your research first.

What permanent residence? you are on study visa and the person you bring is dependent on you. If your study finishes then your dependent also expires. if you get your 2 years post study visa then the person will also get 2 years extension. That is all temporary visas. these are all temporary residence permit.

@@victoropara6573 ohh alright alright that makes sense I see what your saying

If you ask me, nah who I go ask? 😀

Sadly, that's UK for you..

Hi sis.. please can you forward your email to me .

@@ifechukwuprecious4467 it's intentionalfavour@gmail.com

Hi, You are expected to apply for it before your visa expires. So, I'll advise you apply at least a week before the exploration of your visa. If it does not come before your visa expires, you have nothing to worry about, as far as you applied before it expires.

@@IntentionalFavour hi, love ur channel , I just wanna be sure what ur saying , so after I pay thousands of pounds to study and rent , I will stil pay 2000 pounds for the post study visa ,

I'm not really sure about it's job prospects...

It's a good course, but please do not study that in the Uk. Job prospect is very low.

Please what about criminology and security related courses?

I also need an answer to this pls🙏.

Exactly! I pray people stop going for just any course simply because they want to study abroad or leave their country.

I 100 percent agree with you don't just pick any course because after your studies a lot of students get stranded

What about a course on biomedical engineering

@@AKER-or7pw what about a course like environmental consultancy/management

Pls what about a course like Data Science?

Thanks 🤣

Exactly! Planning is so important.

@@IntentionalFavour which kind plan person wan plan again... me I've been planning since January though I'm still in Nigeria.... I wanna remain in the UK after coming for my studies... I guess the best will be to marry oo afterall I'm still single and due for marriage... I plan on coming for MSC MECHANICAL ENGINEERING or BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING... university of hull

Of course

Yes.

Before BRP expires.

@@IntentionalFavour is it possible or allowed to renew your international passport in UK before the expiry date on June 2022 for example?

@@CEOpaschal of course

@@CEOpaschal you are to make an application for renewal 6 months before your passport expires.

@@uduakukem7246 ok thanks.. i guess that will be either January or Feb, which should be the best time to begin passport renewal b4 June 2022

For instance, a degree in nursing

@@jaysscorner1345 No you won't. You need the visa because you need a visa to stay in the UK. So, if you apply for another degree, you'll have to apply for another student visa, which if you are on, you won't be needing this other visa.

@@IntentionalFavour So when you complete another degree and still hasn't gotten a sponsorship, can you apply for another PSW visa again?

Yes ooo

Hi, After his studies, he could help a job with NHS or Public Health England and get certificate of sponsorship from them. Afterwards, he can start writing PLAB exams. After then, he can apply for jobs to work as a medical doctor.

@@IntentionalFavour he's studying at Chester, but at what point would he be able to do his internship? Would he be doing his internship (foundation year 1 and 2) while working at NHS or at Public Health England?

@@CEOpaschal I'm not sure what you mean by internship. I have haven't you general route he can take to secure a visa in the UK and continue staying and later switch to medical practice.

@@IntentionalFavour sorry i meant 'foundation year program 1 & 2.. since he's a recent international medical graduate, he'll need to do FY1 and FY2 after his masters in public health.. so does enrolling on an fy1 and 2 program have to do with working and training at NHS or so?

@@CEOpaschal I have no idea as I've not heard about that. I already told you what someone I know did and he didn't do anything like FY1 and 2

Hi, I actually don't think so.

@@IntentionalFavour pls what of persons with physical disability? how does UK treat such persons (like myself) ?

my brother's international passport will expire on June 2022 and he has already started his visa processing including biometrics.. pls is it possible for him to renew his Nigerian international passport as early as possible b4 it expires in june 2022 while in UK?

@@CEOpaschal There is always provision for people with disabilities in the UK. There's even a law that protects them from any form of discrimination. So you have nothing to worry about..

Yes, that true.

@@IntentionalFavour that means you have to apply for msc for your family can join you

@@ishayaaje9566 Yes. Masters or PhD students only are allowed to bring dependants

The only way to continue staying is to get a job that will give you the certificate of sponsorship or maybe marriage to a citizen 😉

@@IntentionalFavour marriage it is then...LOL

@@IntentionalFavour how about applying for another masters program and obtaining another student visa. Will it still count as your stay period in the u.k for you to apply for permanent residency?

Please which point have you made yourself or shared here? Very bad criticism from you

Did you get the point or not?

@@danielikekhuah2990 , people need feedback to do better.

@@mathiasnwabuezeumeh5166 , people need feedback to improve. Giving feedback is not a bad thing, so don’t get unnecessarily defensive. Allow her get feedback and become better.

@@uduakukem7246 commend before you condemn.