Students who intend to go abroad for full or part-time study need to acquire a students visa. In order to qualify for a students visa, the applicant should first enroll for a registered course in the destination country.

An applicant for a student's visa is expected to have sufficient proof that he / she has been accepted in a registered Academic Institution. He should therefore carry an admission letter from the College or University and in some cases, the Institution may send the applicant some forms that should be filled by him and submitted to the embassy.

The applicant is also expected to have fully paid up tuition fees( for at least one academic in some cases) and should carry relevant documents to prove this. This may include receipts from the admitting institution.

A vital prerequisite for people applying for students visas is the ability to prove that you have the financial ability to sustain your stay without recourse to public funds. You should have evidence to show that you have enough money to cover your education and living expenses in the country for a duration of up to one academic year. For those whom another party is catering for your financial expenses, you are expected to clearly state your relationship with that person as well as giving adequate documents about the person's income and financial stand.

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