එංගලන්තයේ Study කරලා PR ගන්න | UK new immigration rules 2024 | #uksrilankan #studyinuk

UK වගේ රටක PR අරගෙන ජීවීතේ ජයගන්න හෙමෝම වගේ කැමතියි. ඒ සිහිනයට යන්න එක විදිහක් තමයි Studies වලට UK ඇවීල්ලා PR ගොඩ දා ගන්න එක. ඒ ගැන විස්තර ගොඩක් සරලව සිංහලෙන් පැහැදීලි කරන video එකක් තමයි මේක. *** Chapters in the video: Click the time link to navigate. **** 00:00 - Introduction 03:53 - Students already in UK 05:20 - Graduate Visa or PSW visa 09:30 - Working in UK on a Student Visa 10:55 - Route to PR 14:50 - UK Education for dependent children 17:09 - Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) 19:34 - Immigration Health Surcharge 21:53 - Change of University after arrival Watch our first video එංගලන්තයේ Study කරලා PR ගන්න හැටි මුල සිටම | Studying in UK Sinhala Q&A    • එංගලන්තයේ Study කරලා PR ගන්න හැටි මුල සිටම...   For More information, please contact Mr Upul Liyanage, UL Consultants Ltd. Tel UK: +44 775 361 4151 Sri Lanka: +94 112 545 817 Web : https://www.ulcworld.com The British government has announced that from January 2024, international students studying in the UK will no longer be able to bring dependents with them on their student visa, aside from those on research postgraduate programmes. The announcement, made in a written statement by home secretary, stated that the government is “removing the right for international students to bring dependents unless they are on postgraduate courses currently designated as research programmes”. According to statistics from the Home Office, about 136,000 visas were granted to dependents of sponsored students in the year ending December 2022, a more than eightfold increase from 16,000 in 2019. The statement also said that the government would remove the ability for students to switch out of their student visa to a working visa before they have completed their studies. This announcement comes as part of a range of changes the government has made to reduce migration to the UK, while still remaining committed to its target to host 600,000 international students studying in the UK per year by 2030. No changes have been made to the two-year post study work visa, which has been welcomed by the university sector.