
As much as the Students' Union Advice and Information Service would love to offer immigration Advice, we cannot cover everything and the Office of Student Affairs/International Office have a team of excellent International Student Advisers.
For further details of how to access an International Adviser, please contact your nearest Student Centre for their availability times.
The following is a list of contacts and resources for International Students that you may find useful during your time in the UK. It is by no means exhaustive, and if there is a specific area on which you require information we encourage you to come and see us. Alternatively if you find you require more specialised information we shall be happy to provide other referrals at the AIS.
Student Affairs
Within the University Student Affairs there is a dedicated International Officer who is available to help with any International Student issues.
Tel 020 8331 7868 (Greenwich Maritime Campus)/ Tel 020 8331 9444 (Avery Hill Campus)
Information relevant to International Students can also be accessed on the university website at:
International Students
UKCOSA: The Council for International Education
A series of Guidance Notes are made available by UKCOSA. These cover a wide range of topics specifically immigration procedures, hints for completing applications and working during your time in the UK, and are available to download off the Internet:
UKCOSA Website
Student Advice Line: 020 7354 5210 (1-4pm, Mon-Fri)
HOST
This is a voluntary organisation that arranges short holidays and weekend visits with British families for international students and is aimed at enriching the cultural experience of living in the UK:
Tel: 020 7254 3039
Host Website
JCWI - Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants
Advice Line: 020 7251 8706 (2-5pm, Tues & Thurs)
JCWI Website
IAS - Immigration Advisory Service
Tel: 020 7357 6917 (telephone advice available 9.30am-1pm, Weds only)
Emergency Help Line: 020 7378 9191 (leave a message and IAS will respond as soon as possible)
Immigration Advisory Service Website
The British Council
Education Enquiry Line: 020 7389 4383
British Council Website
The local tourist office is also a good source of information on becoming familiar with the local area. You can get information on where the closest tourist information office is located by contacting the British Tourist Authority
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