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Do You Want to Study in the United Kingdom? How I Secured A Student Visa for A Facebook Friend to Attend University in the UK

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Kelly’s student visa

What you see is a student visa, secured for a Facebook friend called Kelly Ekuwa Ansah in Cape Coast, Ghana, to come and study for her master’s degree in the United Kingdom.

This Facebook friend contacted about two months ago, about her intention to come and pursue a master’s degree in the UK—as she already holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Cape Coast.

READ ALSO: When Siblings Are Refused Visas to Attend Their Own Mother’s Wedding in the UK–The Long Legal Battle and Finally the Satisfying Outcome

She had already made applications to various UK universities and had received offer letters—so she settled on one.

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Kelly

She instructed me to represent her in the most difficult part—which is, securing a Tier 4 General (Student) visa to enable her to come to the UK.

After providing her with the legal requirements and she satisfactorily furnishing me with the needed documents, I made a Student visa application for her—and argued in a cover letter to the Home Office that she has met the required rules.

Today, she has picked up her student visa and she will be coming to the UK in the next few days as her course starts in mid-September 2019.

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If you wish to study in the UK and you have the required funds to pay for tuition and maintenance or you wish to visit or join your wife/husband or family member, contact the experts at Adukus Solicitors on +447837576037 (Direct and Whatsapp).

READ ALSO: Africans Are Twice as Likely to Be Refused UK Visas Than Applicants from Elsewhere; Once Again Raising Discrimination Allegations Against the Home Office

Alternatively, E-mail: [email protected]

Adukus Solicitors is a law firm based in London specializing in Immigration & Nationality Law, Criminal Law (including Police Station and Court Representation), Housing Law, Family Law, Prison Law, and Personal Injury.

Source: GhanaCelebrities.Com

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