Child Student Visa
For children aged 4 to 17 studying at an independent school in the United Kingdom.
Home Office RouteOverview & Eligibility
The Child Student route allows children between the ages of 4 and 17 to come to the UK to study at an independent, fee-paying school. The school must hold a licensed Child Student sponsor licence. The child must have written parental consent, suitable care arrangements in place, and sufficient funds for course fees and living costs.
How We Prepare the Case
- 1CAS confirmation from licensed UK independent boarding school
- 2Parental consent affidavits and legal guardian evidence review
- 3Accommodation and safeguarding arrangements audit
- 4Tuition and boarding fee payment verification
- 5Child application filing and VFS biometrics coordination
Key Eligibility Checklist
- Aged between 4 and 17 at the date of application
- Unconditional place at an independent school holding a Child Student sponsor licence
- Written consent from both parents (or sole legal guardian)
- Suitable care and reception arrangements in the UK
- Sufficient funds to cover course fees and boarding / living costs
Documents You May Need
- Valid passport of the child applicant
- CAS statement issued by the independent school
- Birth certificate confirming relationship with parents
- Notarized letter of consent signed by both parents
- Financial evidence showing tuition and boarding fees paid or maintained
- Tuberculosis (TB) test certificate from IOM Pakistan
Discuss Your Child Student Visa Case
Send your basic details and our senior team in Islamabad will contact you for a private consultation.
Protect Yourself — Say No to Illegal Immigration
Every year, applicants lose their savings, and sometimes their lives, to unlicensed agents who promise a guaranteed UK visa or an illegal route to Britain. There is no shortcut into the UK. No consultancy — including ours — can promise a visa outcome.
- Never attempt to enter or remain in the UK through unofficial, undocumented or "donkey" routes — these are dangerous, illegal, and can result in a lifetime UK entry ban.
- Be wary of any agent who guarantees a visa, offers to bypass the interview or document process, or asks for large sums of undocumented cash "under the table."
- Never submit fabricated documents, fake job offers, forged bank statements or bogus sponsorships — this can lead to a permanent ban and criminal liability in both Pakistan and the UK.
- Always verify a consultancy's credentials and deal only in written, receipted agreements — never hand over your original passport or documents without a signed record.
- Cross-check any requirement, fee or process you are told against the official Home Office source at gov.uk before paying anyone.
We apply every case honestly and professionally — but as our disclaimer makes clear, no consultancy can guarantee a visa outcome; that decision rests solely with the Home Office and the relevant British Diplomatic Mission.