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Schooling

Overseas children may attend independent fee paying schools in the United Kingdom so long as the school meets the requirements of the Education Act of 1944 and that the studies will be full-time.
Private education is expensive in the United Kingdom but many successful students continue to University and benefit from having had earlier education here. Parents of children under the age of 12 may accompany the children so long as they have the means to do so and do not intend to make this country their main home.
Children of persons here in a long-term capacity are normally accepted into state schools. This is due to local education authorities and parents having an obligation to ensure those children receive education. These provisions may be of particular interest to work permit holders who are uncertain as to whether their income will be sufficient to have their children educated privately in the United Kingdom.
If you have a specific question regarding immigration and schooling in the United Kingdom, please email personal@visalondon.com or use our general enquiry form.

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