Change in visa for England (student)

I saw this posting on YouTube and decided to post here:

13/08/2007 - 16:55

Change the rules for applying for student visa in the UK.

From September 1, all Brazilians who want to study and work part time in the UK for less than six months will have to apply for a visa before traveling.

Who does not want to continue working and can travel without official permission from the UK, but in this case, the student can not change the category of visa or extend the expiration date when they are in the country.

In addition, from August 16 (Thursday), the British Consulate General in Rio de Janeiro will outsource the process of visa applications for a computer company. See the new e-service:

· Rio de Janeiro: Botafogo beach, 228, Group 1104, Monday through Friday, between 8 and 15h (visa applications), and between 16h and 17h (withdrawal of passports and travel documents)

· London: Alameda Santos, 211, Room 212, Cerqueira César; care (pre-booked over the Internet) on Mondays, from 9h to 13h and from Tuesday to Friday, 9am to 12pm

· Brasilia: Brazil Building 21, Conj SHS QD 6 "A" Bl "and" Room 702, pre-scheduled service on Mondays and Tuesdays from 9am to 14h, and on Friday, from 9h to 13h

More information about the new ways of obtaining a visa can be obtained at www.visainfoservices.com. If you prefer you can call 0/xx/21/2108-9111, but there is a fee of $ 12 for each connection.

8 Comments for Change in visa for England (student)

Anonymous said:
August 15th, 2007 at 13:04
Hi Marcio!
That's cool that you found me .... ahahha
I loved your photos and your blog. In fact, instructive!
But, then * Vc gave up everything to afford your dream *
Tb'm trading advocacy for photography ...
Then send me your email address to exchange stamps!
(Fernanda.bozza @ gmail.com)
A big kiss and good luck!
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Cheers! Fla said:
August 15th, 2007 at 16:15
We are not even closing the borders? It must be because the Eastern Europeans who are coming across aa and soon will not even have a job pros English he, he.
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DO said:
August 15th, 2007 at 17:25
That is, things are getting more complicated to get around the world.
These sad times we live.
Big hug, MARCIO.
(I am taking the liberty of linking you too)
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Diogo said:
August 16th, 2007 at 1:45
Patz ...
Well, thankfully we've been through that phase right?!
But friends who will, should be more careful now.
Abrass
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Susana Jas said:
August 16th, 2007 at 16:33
Marcio,
It is the whole of Europe `closing doors to immigration.
The people come in search of El Dorado and the people here feel threatened ....
Too bad it has to be so ...
Hug,
Susana
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Simone said:
August 17th, 2007 at 4:53
Tava isso.MAs taking England to think better, before require visa before entering the bar, after all expenses.
kisses
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DaniG. Said:
August 17th, 2007 at 6:36
Marcinho, loved the photographic tips! I did not know the detail of the batteries in the cold. I need to buy a new camera, my walks taking some pictures sheepishly (guilt is the neeeem fototografa, rs).
We will arrange a meeting!
Bjooo
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Marcio Nel Cimatti said:
August 17th, 2007 at 7:08
You think everyone said the same. Are increasingly difficult input here in Europe.
How many people ask me about it I put the news here on the blog.
Abs!
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