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You can apply for a UK student visa via UCAS (University and College Admission Service).
You can use a single personal statement (500 words) for applying to 5 universities. UCAS respectively charges £20 and £25 for the applications to single and multiple universities.

Once you receive your CAS, you will need to pay £150 for health coverage.
Make sure you have all the documents ready while applying for the visa.

You can go through the step-by-step guide here: Apply for the UK student visa.

Yes, but they are subject to the local lockdown regulations of each region
So it’s best to check the UK immigration website for the latest information on dates and timings

The list of Ireland visa application requirements includes –

A letter of acceptance from a recognized school, college, or university. Evidence of your academic and English language ability Confirmation that course fees have been paid in full Proof that you have sufficient funds (usually €7,000) to support yourself during your stay Evidence that you or a sponsor have access to at least €7,000 for each subsequent year of your studies Verification of private medical insurance or EHIC possession An explanation of any gaps in your educational history Evidence of academic ability to pursue your chosen course Confirmation of your intent to return to your home country after leaving Ireland Two recent passport-sized photographs A passport that is valid for at least six months after the course will end

Learn about the entire visa process here

Basically, the UK government is going to check if you satisfy the following 4 conditions before handing over the visa to you-

You should have a university admit You should have enough money to support yourself You can speak, write, and understand English And you have consent from your parents to go (only for students aged 16 or 17)

No, you will not need to provide this if-
You’re from an English-speaking country or
Have completed a qualification equivalent to a UK degree in an English-speaking country

If the summer program to study in Denmark is for more than 3 months (90 days, to be precise), you will need a visa.

If you are from EU/EEA, Switzerland, or belong to one of the countries on this list, you don’t need to apply for a Student Visa.

If you are from Europe, Iceland, Liechtenstein, or Norway (EU/EFTA), you will need to apply for a Residence Permit.
Others will need to apply for a Switzerland visa at your local Swiss embassy.

You can find the list of documents needed here

Getting the Residence permit will take 14 days
And the visa will take 8-12 weeks

Read about the process here

For documents, you will need-
A letter of acceptance from a recognized school, college or university confirming that you have been accepted into a full-time course
Evidence of your academic and English language ability
Confirmation that course fees have been paid in full
Proof that you have sufficient funds (usually €7,000) to support yourself during your stay
Evidence that you or a sponsor have access to at least €7,000 for each subsequent year of your studies
Verification of private medical insurance or EHIC possession
An explanation of any gaps in your educational history
Evidence of academic ability to pursue your chosen course
Confirmation of your intent to return to your home country after leaving Ireland
Two recent passport-sized photographs
A passport which is valid for at least six months after the course will end As a mandatory condition, your passport needs to be valid for 12 months i.e., after your proposed date of arrival in Ireland

Here you go-

For EU/EFTA students without gainful employment For non-EU/EFTA students without gainful employment For students looking for gainful employment

You can read about the documents needed

"Hey Prateek,

You can apply through UCAS but there is a list of things you need to take care of while applying for a visa. You will need the following documents at the time of the visa interview-

Tuberculosis screening certificate from a UKVI-approved TB Test Center (applicable for some countries) Financial proof (for funding your studies) Receipt of immigration health surcharge payments form Academic certificates and transcripts mentioned in the CAS form English language proficiency test (IELTS) mentioned in the CAS form Current passport Two photographs (passport-size) Original birth certificate (with translation for non-English document)

For more information about applying for the UK Student Visa, check this blog out, it has the information you are looking for :- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/how-to-get-student-visa-for-uk/"

Usually, it takes 6 to 8 weeks for a visa to be processed