Is it possible for my son to study independently abroad next year in UK?
Yes, your son can study independently abroad next year if he meets the specific requirements of the destination country and university.
- Some countries, like the UK, allow students aged 4 to 17 to apply for a Child Student visa. - Other countries may have different minimum age restrictions for student visas, which are subject to change. - Universities generally accept gap years, especially when supported by relevant work experience or skill development, but your son should clearly explain how he used this time in his application.
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