who will then contact you to curtail your current immigration permission in the UK. Please contact your school office directly if you wish to discuss withdrawing from your course. I want to get a part time job while I allowed? I’m studying. Am Students from EU/EEA and Switzerland All EU/EEA and Swiss national students can work in the UK. You can work during or after your studies. However, if you are a national of Croatia, you may be subject to the “Worker and will need to obtain the appropriate registration certificate before Authorisation Scheme” you can start work, unless you are exempt. The UK currently remains a member of the European Union, therefore if you meet the relevant criteria, you still have the right to reside. Non-EU/EEA/Swiss Nationals If you are a national from outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland, you should be able work in the UK during your studies on a Tier 4 General Student Visa. You should be granted permission to work 20 hours per week during term-time and full time hours during official university holidays. If you are unsure as to whether or not you are allowed to work, check your visa, this will show your permissions or email for further advice. Short-term Study Visa Short-term Study Visa holders are not permitted to work, whether it be paid or unpaid. You are also not permitted to complete any work placements as part of your course if you have a Short-term Study Visa. How can I get a National Insurance number? You will need a National Insurance number in order to gain employment in the UK. In order to apply for a National Insurance number, you should refer to the for details how to do so. Do I have to register with the police? If you are required to , it will be indicated on the visa you have been issued by the Home Office. When do I register? If you are required to register, you must register with the police within seven days of arriving in the UK. When you register, you will receive a Police Registration Certificate. If I change any of the details that are on my registration certificate, do I have to report these changes to the police? Yes. After registering with the police and collecting your registration certificate, it is a condition that you report any of the following changes to the police: New address Extensions to your visa granted by the Home Office New passport New study information or change to university/college New employment Any changes should be reported within 7 days.
who will then contact you to curtail your current immigration permission in the UK. Please contact your school office directly if you wish to discuss withdrawing from your course. I want to get a part time job while I’m studying. Am I allowed? Students from EU/EEA and Switzerland All EU/EEA and Swiss national students can work in the UK. You can work during or after your studies. However, if you are a national of Croatia, you may be subject to the “Worker Authorisation Scheme” and will need to obtain the appropriate registration certificate before you can start work, unless you are exempt. The UK currently remains a member of the European Union, therefore if you meet the relevant criteria, you still have the right to reside. Non-EU/EEA/Swiss Nationals If you are a national from outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland, you should be able work in the UK during your studies on a Tier 4 General Student Visa. You should be granted permission to work 20 hours per week during term-time and full time hours during official university holidays. If you are unsure as to whether or not you are allowed to work, check your visa, this will show your permissions or email for further advice. Short-term Study Visa Short-term Study Visa holders are not permitted to work, whether it be paid or unpaid. You are also not permitted to complete any work placements as part of your course if you have a Short-term Study Visa. How can I get a National Insurance number? You will need a National Insurance number in order to gain employment in the UK. In order to apply for a National Insurance number, you should refer to the for details how to do so. Do I have to register with the police? If you are required to , it will be indicated on the visa you have been issued by the Home Office. When do I register? If you are required to register, you must register with the police within seven days of arriving in the UK. When you register, you will receive a Police Registration Certificate. If I change any of the details that are on my registration certificate, do I have to report these changes to the police? Yes. After registering with the police and collecting your registration certificate, it is a condition that you report any of the following changes to the police: New address Extensions to your visa granted by the Home Office New passport New study information or change to university/college New employment Any changes should be reported within 7 days.
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