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we have lost our private ID to contact our students, please like this page for further information about international Students.

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Good job he resigned .a weak leader ..............

lets spend another 4 years with this man as second class citizen of UK........ and more tough policies on immigrants .....

Hi guys,conservative ruined our life in a most inhuman way We have ever came across to,can't we guarantee at least 100 thousand of our vote to labour?
As we have nothing to loose anymore by conservative,even if they come to the power as they don't have any other option to tighten us except stopping the student visa system,which is practically impossible.can we ensure the above amount of votes to the labours ballot box,I can guarantee you that,at least labours gun point won't target to hunt us so unfairly.if we can be organised and exhibit our protest by voting labour on 7th may election wherever we are it may make a huge difference trust me.if all of u can promise us we can make sure 1,00000 votes for the labour,we can talk to the all local labour MPs and reach on a friendly trustworthy relationship with them.
You just need to sacrifice 1 day just to fight for their/conservatives injustice towards existing and upcoming international students.we will look forward of your response...don't fear nothing to loose,we are not fighting unfairly,unlawfully or not for the unethical or immoral matter...
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https://www.gov.uk/government/world-location-news/changes-to-visa-process-for-applicants-travelling-to-the-uk-for-more-than-6-months

Changes to visa process for applicants travelling to the UK for more than 6 months - News... Biometric residence permits to launch in Pakistan

The UK Government is going to change the way that it issues permission for people to come to the UK from abroad for more than six months. To start with (probably at the end of February 2015) the new system will apply only to people applying from Pakistan. Soon after that it will be extended to a second group of countries, with more countries being added on 29 May 2015, and all the remaining countries in the world on 31 July 2015.

The current system is that when students apply in their home country for permission to come to the UK, they receive an ‘entry clearance’ sticker in their passport, which usually gives them permission to enter the UK and then stay in the UK for the length of their course (plus a short time afterwards). The new system will be more complicated. When a student makes their immigration application abroad, they will have to say what town they are going to stay in when they first arrive in the UK. They will be given a short-term entry clearance in their passport that gives them 30 days in which to travel to the UK and then go to a Post Office near the town identified, to collect a ‘Biometric Immigration Document’ (‘BID’) which shows their permission to be in the UK for the rest of their course (plus a short amount of time afterwards).

Most students will want to collect their BIDs very soon after arriving, as they are likely to be needed for many purposes.

http://www.expressandstar.com/news/polls/2014/12/22/poll-should-foreign-students-be-sent-home-after-completing-their-studies/

Poll: Should foreign students be sent home after completing their studies? Foreign students could face being sent back to their home countries after their courses finish under hardline plans reportedly being considered by Home Secretary Theresa May.

SHARP DECLINE IN STUDENTS GOING TO UK FROM PAKISTAN.
Hard to comply immigration rules and rising costs are main reason.
Did you apply for student visa? Tell us your experience....

Hard to comply immigration rules and rising costs are main reason.

Did you apply for student visa? Tell us your experience.

UK needs further 80,000 accountants in 35 years
by Rachael Singh
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THE UK will need a further 80,000 accountants by 2050 to meet demand for qualified finance professionals across the country, a specialist recruiter has said.
Compared to the UK population, Ranstad Financial & Professional forecasts that the accountancy sector would need to be 101,000 strong by 2013, if it is to meet the long-term goal of 156,000 qualified