Can foreigners Study in the UK without taking any English Proficiency test?From Philippines?
363758
I think most universities in native English-speaking countries require students from non-English speaking countries to take a TOEFL or TOEIC test. The Philippines is considered a non-English speaking country.
785963
To do study in UK,you should have the degree in the respective field,you should clear IELTS with minimum 6.5 bands.\nFor visa, you need to show the bank balance of near about 15 lakh or you could show a bank loan.\nWhen you ll get admission in the university in UK ,you could start the visa processing,in which you have to show bank balance,your acceptance letter of colege,confirmation of adress where you r going to stay during studies and your future plans that how your studies will be affective for you in your own country means you have to show the scope of your study in your country.\nThe same requirement is for USA studies,but you need to clear TOEFLS for that.There is no IELTS required,rest is same as for UK.
763630
You need to become a Uk citizen first.
707620
Of corse you can bring your husband with you if you are married. He will need to apply for dependent visa. Here is the quote from ukvisa website. \n\nCan I bring my husband, wife or civil partner and children with me? \n\nYour husband, wife or civil partner and any of your children under 18 can come to the UK with you during your studies, as long as you can support them and live without needing any help from public funds. \n\nhttp://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1018721067373#Q12
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go to ur local british council, they will be able to help u out on this, and all the procedures u need to take a london gce xam\n\nalternatively, u can also visit the local british concil website\n\njust go to\nhttp://www.britishcouncil.org/home-contact-worldwide.htm\nand select ur country to go to the british council website of ur country\n\nme a london gce survivor.......:D
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No problems to worry about.\nMinor speeling differences.\nWarm beer - that is beer you can actually taste and which doesn't remind you that you need to see the dentist.\nFunny food eaten in the proper manner using a knife and fork at all times.\n\nBut seriously, check carefully that your academic qualifications are suitable for entry into UK universities.\nLook here:\nLink 1.\nLink 2. this is for students from UK to USA but the section 'Advice to Parents Taking Children Aged 15-18 to the US' (and following section) is relevant to you.
326062
You should check first with UCAS and UKCOSA to validate your qualifications. Also check if you can work and get a residence permit in the UK.
759891
I suggest you buy the IELTS kit too. It will familiarize you on how the test will be taken. Knowing what you're dealing with will add confidence and may increase your chances of getting a higher band score. \n\nI would like to help you with the English but I'm not in UK.
1081047
NOPE! you don't need any! My hubby & I applied for that last yr and got it with in 5/6 months. our  first language is also not English or French! if you do so, i think it will be just wasting your money!
981821
Citizens from the new EU countries - visitors or immigrants - can drive in any EU country, including the UK, with their own valid driving licences, issued anywhere in the EU. \nNo, they don't have to take a driving test. And they don't need a full British driving license. As I mentioned - they have their own and its valid in the UK.
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There is no automatic qualification as a British citizen.\n\nForeign nationals may apply for certificates of naturalisation  (and through that automatically become a citizen of the EU).\n\nApplicants must: \n\n- have lived legally in the United Kingdom for five years (the last year should have been free of any time limit);\n- be 18 or over\n- not be of unsound mind;\n- be of good character;\n- have sufficient knowledge of English, Welsh or Scottish Gaelic (depending on their age and physical and mental condition); and\n- stay closely connected with the United Kingdom.\n\nTo meet these residence requirements, you must not be absent from the United Kingdom for more than 450 days over the 5-year period, and you must not be absent for more than 90 days in the last year of the period.\n\nNB There is now an additional test in which you need to "demonstrate knowledge of life in the UK".
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i found lots of info regarding studying in UK in\nhttp://www.edufive.com/studyabroad/uk.ht...\n\nThere i found some universities providing free info abt the courses and other details ...\ncheck them out!!!
837350
None...nothing in the UK is "reasonably" priced. I know that and I've only been there once! You're better off studying in the States if you're concerned about the expense.
550692
Maybe the best way is to study abroad. Filipinos speak good English and you can actually find a lot of English classes that cater to foreigners. I myself have met a lot of Koreans who are taking English classes in my school. I think they choose to come here to learn English because it is cheaper than going to the U.S.. Surf the net for English classes for foreigners in the Philippines. Try to go to the University of the Philippines (U.P.) website and contact them through email or phone, you choose. There are other schools offering English classes for foreigners, however. U.P. is just one of them. Good luck! :)
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It totally depends on what course are you taking and your nationality. Anyway, once you graduate, try to enlist yourself in the local Job Search Center(its all over England and its free but i can't remember the name) and see if you can get a job there. and if you can find a job, you will be able to get a work permit provided your employer is willing to apply for you.\nlets say you're from one of the commonwealth countries, then you might be able to apply for PR/Resident.. do check that out.\nif your field of study is rare and important in UK, then getting any of the above should not be much trouble.
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Hi, i'm from the Ateneo de Manila University... I'm not a foreigner (since I'm a Filipino) but I can definitely say that Ateneo is one of the best language schools you can get into in the Philippines... I've heard some of the foreigners who go here speak English, and they seem to be doing pretty well, if you don't mind the strong accent.. And I know I won't be your best source but I know that there has been a sudden increase in the number of foreigners, especially Koreans, who want to learn English here... And this has resulted to an increase in the number of schools, businesses, and organizations, who provide teaching services... \n\nGood luck!
520534
Not in the UK.  You need to be 18.