I received a conditional admission notice to study in England. I want to go to school to learn languages. How long does it take to apply for this language? Is it an unconditional offer visa? Do I have

I received a conditional admission notice to study in England. I want to go to school to learn languages. How long does it take to apply for this language? Is it an unconditional offer visa? Do I have to pay a deposit? 1, the progress of language application is related to the school. English people are lazy, and some schools are eager to do it for you. It's disgusting. However, some came quickly, and some came down in less than two days. I can't even take a language class if I want to! ! Some schools may not limit the number of places, but some do. Some schools have to apply long in advance before they can apply. It depends on which school you are in. You'd better ask the intermediary, and they will answer for free.

I don't quite understand the second question. Offer will usually write down what courses you signed up for and how much deposit you paid, and then take it to apply for a visa. Look, your language monitor is very short. Some students in the four-week or two-week orientation class get long-term visas together, while others are separated. When the language class is over, they will apply for a long-term one, which will take a long time.

3. deposit. . . You usually give it when you come. You'll give it to me when I come. Schools with exceptions are not excluded. The general agent will inform you then.

If you want to go abroad, you usually look for an intermediary. You'd better communicate with the intermediary more. A good intermediary will be very responsible.