When you apply for a Graduate visa, you must pay an application fee and the immigration health surcharge (IHS). Find out how much the visa will cost you. The application fee for Graduate visa applications submitted on or after 09 April 2025 has increased to £880.Paying for your visa application When you apply for your visa you will have to pay:visa application fee of ££880, andimmigration health surcharge (IHS) of £1,035 for each year of the work visa durationTotal fees to pay for::a two-year Graduate visa is: £2,950a three-year Graduate visa for a PhD or doctorate qualification is: £3,985Possible additional costs If you can use the UKVI app to apply, you may be able to choose a priority service (£500 extra) to get a faster decision. UKVI Priority service: Applying for a faster decision - GOV.UKIf you're unable to verify your identity using the free UK Immigration: ID check app to prove your identity, you'll be told to book a biometrics appointment in-person (via UKVCAS). Biometric appointment fees depend on the location of the service point and the services provided. Find a UKVCAS service point View the UKVCAS services and costs Immigration health surcharge for public sector healthcare rolesIf you paid the immigration health surcharge (IHS) and then find a job in public sector healthcare, you might be able to apply for an IHS refund. Find out if you might be able to get a refund for the immigration health surcharge (UK government website) Overseas travelFind out how overseas travel impacts your eligibility for the Graduate route This article was published on 2024-07-29