Hi Sachin, Honestly, having an overdraft won’t be an issue. What matters is the daily balance in your account. For example, if you're going to Iceland for 4 days, they will check if you have sufficient funds to cover your stay. Typically, you need around 8,000 Icelandic Krona (ISK) per day, which is approximately £45 So, for 4 days, you should have at least £180 in your account (£45 × 4). If someone else is covering your expenses, you can submit a signed sponsorship letter along with a copy of their passport as proof and your accommodation details, flight tickets (including returning) I hope that clarifies things. Let me know if you have any other questions! Thanks.

@@linolukose5359 I applied from UK, so In my case I didn’t want to show any ITR but it depends from where you are applying, Thanks

It’s Tesco supermarket which is in the United Kingdom. Thanks !!

@ukshuke you mean TATA Tesco, it's in Jharkhand India😊

@@DESTINATIONUNIVERSITY I think you’re confused

@@ukshuke where r u based nd what u do for living?

Hanjeee sab theeek hai, Are bilkul aiyeee UK kabhi bhi…!!

Hey brother! Yes, the University of East London (UEL)is a good option, especially if you're looking for a modern campus with great facilities. Regarding accommodation, UEL offers on-campus housing at Docklands, featuring stunning riverside views! There are also plenty of private rental options nearby, though the rent might be a bit on the higher side. A good tip is to join **Facebook groups** where current students share listings, connecting with them can help you find more affordable rooms. As for jobs, London has plenty of opportunities! You can find part-time work in retail, hospitality, or even on-campus. Stay proactive, and you’ll secure something soon. Hope this helps! 😊Thanks!!

Brother, please share the screenshot of your share code, which you can generate from the government website, along with your BRP documents that are set to expire in December 2024. So you are giving them your proper documents both ways!! Thanks

Can do brother, Just email me your details. Thanks

Hanji sab theeek hai! Bz thodaaa holiday time 🕰️ enjoy krnaaa tha to chale gayeee

If you’re traveling on an Indian passport and transiting through London on your way to Iceland, you might need a UK Transit Visa, even if you’re staying in the same terminal and your layover is only two hours. It’s best to check the UK government’s official transit visa requirements to confirm. You can also contact your airline for guidance. Safe travels! Check this link for more information - www.gov.uk/transit-visa And do let me know if you need any help. Thanks!!

Just check the HMRC app, it seems fine to me as long as you’re not exceeding 20 hours a week on average. Thanks!!

Love from London 🤎

@@RenjithR-d9c yes??

Oh no, you mean I missed out on my free phone and cash? Gutted! I’d call them to complain if I had a shiny new phone to do so 😅

@ukshuke yh it's not how america used to be where they interrogate you to get in. Britain just let you in

@@manukaur8153 What kind of visa you applied for?

@ukshuke students visa

@@manukaur8153 I understand how frustrating it can be to experience delays with the Home Office processing your visa and immigration application. A number of factors can contribute to these delays, such as the complexity of the case, increased visa demand at the embassy, incorrect application information, background checks, or your immigration history. Since you mentioned attending your biometric appointment on December 31st, the holiday season might be a key reason for the delay, as many people may not have returned to work yet in the UK. My advice is to be patient for now. If the delay extends beyond a few weeks, feel free to reach out to me. I can guide you on how to contact the Home Office regarding your application. In the meantime, hang tight, your visa should be processed soon. Thank you!

Its a sign bro..😁😁

@@ciakalyangamers439 Will make video soon, Stay tuned !!

Sab bdia app sunaye!!

@@mdshamimahmed-q7t if you can try hard and focus more than you can get your license in 6 months

@@Rajaindern3003 lol 😂

Illegal immigrant, the legal migrants suffer like the rest of us. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Hanji ajaiyeeee, milengeee jarur.!!

Thank you for your suggestion! I really appreciate it. I will definitely try it in another video. Stay tuned, and thanks again for your feedback! 😊

This is not good news. As a student, you are allowed to work a maximum of 20 hours per week, and exceeding this limit is not permitted. Please ensure this does not happen again and inform your employer that you can only work up to 20 hours per week. Thank you.

Hi, I am working now, Done with my studies.

@@manavsonpal4893 bro if there is holiday in your uni then you can work more than 20 hours, holidays limit doesn’t count. Thanks

Bro, I’m a bit confused by your question, to be honest. Are you saying your BRP card didn’t arrive from the DVLA? Just to clarify, the DVLA doesn’t issue BRP cards. Did you recently arrive in the UK, or is this related to something else? Please explain more clearly so I can understand and help you better. Thanks!

No

Hanji sab theek hai. App sunaye?

No holiday pay doesn't count. Don't worry. Thanks

Manchester is an amazing choice! It’s a vibrant city with a big student community, so you’ll find plenty of events, cultural spots, and nightlife. The part-time job scene is quite active too, especially in retail, hospitality, and some entry-level office roles but you have to be active and search for jobs very actively. With the university's resources and networking events, you should have good options to explore in your field as well. Best of luck with your Master's in Business Analytics!