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Work to improve your knowledge of the field that wish to study in a demonstrable way. Not only should you be able to demonstrate that knowledge with obvious understanding on your own part, you should …

It could be held against you. Most countries of the world ask for details on previous refusals of visas or entry. Although they normally can't find out the specific details unless you sign a release, …

As Gayot Fow has very correctly stated in the comments, every country has its own visa system and could really care less what any other country is doing with theirs, with a very few very notable excep …

Just moving phoog's comment to an answer You got the family permit refusal because you applied for a visa you didn't qualify for, because of poor advice. Family members must be dependents or membe …

No, not exactly. But you must be a genuine student, coming to the UK for the purposes of study, and able to qualify on these grounds alone (as if you weren't married to a UK resident). If you are not …

No clean slate. Sorry. There is a general guidance that for some visa types, certain transgressions older than ten years may be disregarded at the case worker's discretion. That doesn't seem to apply …

From the description you've given, I'm assuming that she is in a degree level course. The problem is that if her visa has been granted for less than 12 months, any dependents would not be able to work …

There is nothing in the rules around student visas insuring the disposition of any of the fees paid to Universities or other institutions of study. So no, the government places no requirement on the s …

Porting Traveller's answer from the comments: Student visas are assessed on different criteria to visits. The frequency and length of your previous visits should not typically make any difference, un …