Jinniechow 發表於 16-4-12 20:08 
聽朋友講好似話二零一一年開始已經唔使財力證明同學歷證明？係唔係真架？
有冇人俾人試過抽查啊 ...
I quoted from the "Tier 4 of the Points Based System – Policy Guidance" 2014 version:
13. If you qualify for our differentiation arrangements because you are considered to be “low risk” you will normally be required to provide fewer evidential documents. If you are exempted from having to provide a document - or a group of documents - under our differentiation arrangements, this will be specifically stated in this guidance. Not withstanding the differentiation arrangements, the Home Office reserves the right to request the full range of documents from you in all cases. The Home Office will refuse any application where a request is made for the supporting documents to be submitted, if the specified documents are not provided to us within the period specified in that request. 14. You qualify for our differentiation arrangements if: • you are sponsored by a Highly Trusted Sponsor; and • you are applying for entry clearance in your country of nationality or for leave to remain in the UK; and • you are a national of one of one of the countries listed at Appendix H of the Immigration Rules. You can check this at: www.gov.uk/government/collections/immigration-rules We will confirm your nationality using your passport. The list of low risk nationalities will normally be reviewed on an annual basis.
And at that time Hong Kong is considered as "low risk" country listed at Appendix H as stated above. I am very sure about this.
A speaker in a seminar held that year organised by the British Council even advised NOT to submit any such financial proof if the student was a HK national (holder of HKSAR passport). The reason was, any document submitted MUST BE strictly in compliance with the requirement and if the financial proof document was no 100% in compliance, they would NOT process the application at all and return everything to you. And unfortunately it happened all the time! The thing is, this piece of paper is not required at all - but if you submit it, they must follow the rule.
I strongly suggest to attend the seminar organised by the British Council on this subject. In the mean time, do go to the relevant website to carefully study the terms. Here is one of them:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-on-application-for-uk-visa-as-tier-4-student
Sorry for being so long winded.
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