The sponsor's listing on the Register of licensed sponsors: students says which route(s) they can sponsor. the type of sponsor licence the institution holds: there are separate licenses for the Student and Child student routes.Other types of institution cannot sponsor a Child student application If you are 16 or 17 years old, you can sometimes choose to apply either as a Child Student or as a Student. Ask your school for information about how to apply. Students under 16 can apply for a Child Student visa to study at an Independent fee-paying school. The only exception is EEA nationals who have a biometric chip in their passport. Most applicants must still attend at a visa application centre for a biometrics appointment. When you are ready to apply you will need to pay the immigration health surcharge, any biometric enrolment fees, any value-added service fees, and the application fee. If there is a technical issue with the online form you should use the 'is there a problem with this page' link at the bottom of the web page. If you have difficulties with the online form, contact your sponsor institution. Child student - only for students aged 4 - 17 (inclusive) who will study at an Independent School that specifically has a Child student sponsor licence (check this with your school before applying).Scholarship student for applicants with a Chevening Scholarship or Fellowship, a British Marshall Scholarship or a Commonwealth Scholarships and Fellowships Plan.Student – relevant for most applications.

We understand the options that you are given are: The application form asks you to specify which specific type of Student application you are making. The only exception to this is if you are applying in DPRK (North Korea).

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