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United Kingdom

One-year masters, world-famous universities

The UK offers shorter degrees, a 2-year Graduate Route visa and universities known across the world β€” ideal for students who want quality and speed.

Graduate Route
18–24 months
Masters duration
1 year
Avg. tuition
Β£12–22k
Visa types we handle
Student VisaGraduate RouteSkilled WorkerStandard Visitor

Intakes

  • January
  • May
  • September

English requirement

IELTS UKVI 6.0 / PTE Academic 59

Prepare with us β†’

Official fee snapshot

Student visaΒ£558
Standard Visitor, 6 monthsΒ£135
Skilled Worker, outside UKΒ£819–£1,618
IHS, student/dependant rateΒ£776 per year
IHS, most other routesΒ£1,035 per year

Last verified 26 October 2026. Government fees only where stated; add-ons and route exceptions may apply.

The Skilled Worker amount depends on duration, location and occupation; Immigration Health Surcharge is separate and calculated from visa length. Eligible Health and Care Worker applicants can be exempt from IHS.

Before you apply

Core requirements

  • Student: licensed student sponsor, Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies, English and financial requirements, and parental consent evidence for applicants aged 16 or 17.
  • Visitor: permitted activity, valid travel document, genuine temporary visit, funds for the stay and return journey, and intention to leave; work is generally not allowed.
  • Visitor evidence can include employment/study, bank statements, sponsor relationship and lawful UK sponsor status. Documents not in English or Welsh need full verifiable translations.
  • Skilled Worker: approved employer, Certificate of Sponsorship, eligible occupation, required salary, English ability and usually Β£1,270 held for 28 days unless exempt or certified by the employer.

Important: Fees are route-, duration-, nationality- and circumstance-specific. Biometrics, priority, courier, scanning and visa-centre services are separate. Some nationalities need an ETA or neither an ETA nor a visitor visa.

Why United Kingdom?

  • IELTS waivers at many universities
  • Work 20 hrs/week while studying
  • No GIC requirement