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01May
PhD students can work in the UK for an extra year
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If you are a foreigner PhD student in the UK, here are some good news. According to the Home Office’s new rules, published last month, foreign doctoral students can stay legally in the country for over a year after completing the course. This extension, however, it is not automatically given to the students. Those who [...]
05Mar
Immigration fees set to rise at the beginning of April
Publicado por marketing em blog, imigration news, Post, student exchange, taxes
A statement proposing fee increases for visa applications made both overseas and in the UK has been laid by Immigration Minister Mark Harper. The proposal laid in Parliament is subject to Parliamentary approval which is due to take effect from 6 April 2013. Immigration Minister, Mark Harper said: ‘These increases are mostly in line with [...]
A Lifetime in Pictures, by Robin Hanbury-Tenison, 14 January – 10 March 2013, FREE at National Theatre. Robin Hanbury-Tenison, the “greatest explorer of the last twenty years” (Sunday Times) is also one of the founders of Survival International. As such, he has been a tireless champion of the rights of indigenous peoples and, in the [...]
The second artist commission for our Sunley Gallery is Tempo para Respirar (Breathing Time) by Brazilian artist Maria Nepomuceno. From Friday 14 September to 17 March 2013, Nepomuceno’s exuberant installation fills this spectacular double-height space. Inspired by traditional South American craft techniques, Nepomuceno weaves straw, strings and piles beads, and sews brightly-coloured ropes into draping [...]
Giselle Ribeiro With the world increasingly globalized, more foreigners meet and decide to get married. To start a new life in a different country of their origins is always a consequence. When the new start is set to happen in the UK, it is important to know in advance the steps to get the visa [...]
The search for Higher Education courses in the UK has grown 3,5% during the first enrolment opening for 2013 academic year. The rise is most noticeable in the number of applications for full time education in comparison to last year at the same period. The number of applicants from outside of the EU has increased [...]
05Feb
Changes in the ‘Life in the UK’ exam will now test knowledge in history and culture
Publicado por marketing em blog, Free stuf to do in London, Post
Who is the patron saint of Scotland? What is the name of the naval commander killed in 1805 who has a monument built in his honor in Trafalgar Square? Everyone applying to the ‘Life in the UK’ exam, the entrance door for British Citizenship, will have to know the answers to questions like these and go deep [...]
05Feb
Companhia de Dança Deborah Colker presents Tatyana
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One of Brazil’s leading contemporary dance companies explores the four main characters from Pushkin’s classic novel, Eugene Onegin. Passion, rejection, lust and love stalk the stage in this physically daring and thrilling production. Set to an eclectic soundtrack featuring Rachmaninov, Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky and Prokofiev combined with contemporary music, Tatyana features a striking set and a fifth character, Pushkin [...]
29Jan
Rules set to reflect immigration factors in 2013
Publicado por marketing em imigration news, Post
On 9 July 2012 changes were made to the immigration rules for family migration as part of the Government’s programme of reform of the migration routes. The new rules are set to ensure that those who enter the UK as family member of an EEA sponsor do so on the basis of a genuine relationship; [...]
London Festival 2013If you are a forro lover, that is the… »
A curva da Cintura – Cultural agendaA combination of rock’n’roll, African… »
You in Paris with LondonHelp4UPortrayed on films, books and numerous… »
Immigration fees set to rise at theA statement proposing fee increases for… »
Marisa MonteMulti-award-winning Marisa is credited… »
