Can my 20-year-old son apply on an independent visa while I study abroad?
Yes, your 20-year-old son can apply for an independent student visa while you study abroad. At his age, he is considered an adult and can apply on his own, as long as he meets the admission and visa requirements for his chosen country and university.
Typical requirements include:
- Admission to a recognized full-time course
- Proof of sufficient funds for living and tuition
- Other country-specific criteria
Visa rules and requirements are subject to change.
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