My sister is sending me a sponsorship to come to England. How much will it cost and what are the requirements for it?

<p>The cost and requirements for visiting or studying in England depend on the type of visa you're applying for:&nbsp;</p><p>Student visa</p><p>You'll need to show you have enough money to support yourself for at least 28 days in a row. The amount you need depends on where you're studying:&nbsp;</p><p>London: £1,483 per month&nbsp;</p><p>Outside London: £1,136 per month&nbsp;</p><p>Residential independent school: You'll need to pay boarding fees instead&nbsp;</p><p>Family members: You'll need to show you have extra money for each family member you bring with you&nbsp;</p><p>Skilled Worker visa</p><p>You'll need to show you have at least £1,270 in your bank account to support yourself. You'll also need to pay a healthcare surcharge of usually £1,035 per year.&nbsp;</p><p>Graduate visa</p><p>You'll need to pay an application fee of £822 and a healthcare surcharge of usually £1,035 per year.&nbsp;</p><p>Family visa</p><p>You might need to pay a healthcare surcharge. The cost depends on how long you're staying:&nbsp;</p><p>2 years and 6 months: £2,587.50&nbsp;</p><p>2 years and 9 months: £3,105&nbsp;</p><p>5 years: £5,175&nbsp;</p><p>Standard Visitor visa</p><p>You'll need to provide information about your travel plans, where you'll be staying, and how much you think your trip will cost.&nbsp;</p><p>Studying in the UK</p><p>For Humanities, you'll need a minimum of 65% in your 12th-grade marks. For Science and Commerce, you'll need 70 to 80% or above. You'll also need to take an English language proficiency exam, such as IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE.&nbsp;</p>

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