Immigration Updates: Immigration White PaperThe Immigration White Paper, released on 12 May 2025, outlines future legislative proposals without timelines and does not reflect current UK immigration law or guidance. The UK and the EU have also had early discussions on developing a Youth Experience Scheme.However, there are no changes at this time. We'll inform you of any future legal changes that result from these proposals and discussions. UKCISA News: White Paper Q&AEU Youth Experience Scheme DiscussionNon-Visa Visitors for up to 6 months must get an ETANon-visa nationals must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before travel. An ETA costs £16, links to your passport, and lasts 2 years. An ETA is a pre-travel clearance only. Visitors must still be able to meet the rules for entry and duration. Visiting the UK without a visa Travelling to the UK What to expect and consider when traveling to the UK for study International Check-in International students must complete the International Check-in to confirm their right to study in the UK Visas for study Discover the suitable visa route for your studies at Edinburgh and how to meet the requirements. Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) How to obtain a CAS number for your Student visa application Bringing family members Check if you can bring your partner and children (under 18) on the Student Dependant route Working in the UK Guidance on Student visa work permission and UK work visa optionsWorking on a Student visaWorking after studiesGraduate visa While you are here Student rights and responsibilities during your stayStudent rights and responsibilitiesChanges to study implicationsLost or stolen passport and visa At the end of your studies Travel guidance after completing studies on a Student visaTravelling at the end of your studiesApplying for a visa to attend graduation EU, EEA and Swiss students Information on the EU Settlement Scheme and the EU IHS reimbursement scheme Contact us Submit an online enquiry form to the Student Immigration Service for assistance Information for staff Advice and guidance for University of Edinburgh staff on working with international students This article was published on 2024-07-29
