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Q. Is an interview compulsory for a UK student visa?

For individuals applying for a UK student visa, the prospect of a credibility interview with the UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) department is not mandatory for every applicant; the UKVI may choose to conduct interviews to verify the authenticity of the application and ensure the individual is a genuine student.
If called for an interview, applicants can anticipate the following questions about their immigration and education history. 

1. Immigration History

  • Queries about previous UK visas held by the applicant.
  • Inquiry into any past breaches of visa conditions in the UK.
  • Questions about visas held for other countries worldwide.

2. Study History, Current Study, and Post-Study Plans

  • The explanation for any significant gaps between the previous study and the current course.
  • Detailed information about the chosen course, motivations for studying at London Met, and understanding of course content.
  • Exploration of post-study plans, including potential work locations.

3. Finances

  • Verification of the source of the applicant's funds.
  • Questions about the financial circumstances of the applicant's family at home.

Preparation for the Interview

While the interview is not a guarantee for every applicant, meticulous preparation is advised. Familiarizing yourself with the chosen course content, understanding the motivations for selecting London Met, and being ready to provide clear information about immigration and study history is crucial.

To Get Ready for the Interview

  1. Know Your Stuff: Get to know the course you're aiming for and the university. It helps when they ask about your plans.
  2. Practice Your English: If English isn't your first language, practice speaking and listening. You have to be fluent during the interview.
  3. Get Your Papers in Order: Have all your crucial documents ready—passport, acceptance letter, financial papers, and anything else they might ask for.
  4. Dress Well: Look tidy and put together. Think of it like getting ready for a job interview.

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