Warwick 提供最晚抵達學校的資格(需跟學校申請)。

1.您是目前不在英國的國際學生或是國際定居的學生

2.您在前往英國時遇到問題（例如旅行限制、航班減少或簽證處理延遲）

3.您的系所/課程能允許較晚到校並在學校名單中

如果您符合上述資格且您是

1.新的國際/國際定居學生

2.繼續就讀大學的國際/國際定居學生且未持當前簽證進入英國

3.研究生國際/國際定居學生且未持當前簽證進入英國

您必須於9/10以前，完成以下表格。

https://warwick.ac.uk/coronavirus/incoming-and-current-students/request-later-arrival-date

如果您的申請已被學校確認:

1.如果您尚未收到CAS且您的系所同意最晚2022/1/22以前抵達，那您的CAS上會自動說明您最晚抵達時間為2022/1/22。

2.如果您已經收到CAS但尚未申請簽證，且您的系所同意最晚2022/1/22以前抵達，學校會在CAS上加上sponsor note，並寄送確認信給您，您將不會收到新的CAS。

3.如果您已經收到CAS也已經申請簽證或是已經收到簽證，且您的系所同意最晚2022/1/22以前抵達，學校會寄送確認信，確認您可以晚於CAS上最晚抵達英國的日期抵達學校，您將需要攜帶該信件一併入境英國。

如果您是

繼續就讀大學的國際/國際定居學生，目前在英國境外並且您之前曾以當前簽證進入英國

繼續就讀的研究生國際/國際居住的學生（例如，如果您有暫時中斷學習）並且您目前在英國境外，而您之前曾使用當前簽證進入英國

請聯繫您的系所，要求更改您的抵達日期。

如果您都不符合上述資格，您將需要在您的 CAS”最晚抵達日期”之前到校。 如果您在此日期到達時遇到問題，請聯繫您的系所討論包括延期或臨時退學等選項。

更多相關資訊請參考以下。

Confirmation of departments/courses able to offer remote study options in term 1 2021/22 and an arrival date of no later than 10 January 2022

We recently let you know that we’re reviewing our latest arrival date and exploring the possibility of remote study options in term 1 for a number of our courses, as we know that some of our new and returning international students are facing challenges travelling to the UK for the start of term 1.

We can now confirm which departments/courses will consider requests for the latest arrival date of no later than 10 January 2022, if there are unavoidable factors preventing you from arriving on campus for term 1, and you meet the additional eligibility criteria below.

It’s important to bear in mind that your experience of studying remotely will not be the same as being here on campus, but we’ll provide online teaching to cover the essential elements of your programme. Our degrees have been designed for a blended, on-campus experience, which is why we’d like you to come to Warwick if you’re able to.

Please read the rest of this email to see the eligibility criteria and process for requesting the later arrival date (no later than 10 January 2022). It’s important to note that even if you have the later arrival date confirmed, you will still need to enrol by the existing deadline.

Eligibility criteria for requesting the later arrival date in the UK of no later than 10 January 2022 (all must apply)

1. You are an international/international domiciled student who is not currently in the UK

2. You are experiencing problems travelling to the UK (for example travel restrictions, reduced flight availability or delays in visa processing)

3. Your department/course is approved for later arrival and on this list.

What do I do if the above eligibility criteria apply to me?

If you are:

 A new international/international domiciled student

 A continuing undergraduate international/international domiciled student who has not entered the UK on your current visa

 A postgraduate international/international domiciled student who has not entered the UK on your current visa

Complete this form to request a later arrival date. The deadline to complete the form is Friday 10 September.

What will happen if your request for the later arrival date is confirmed:

 If you have not requested a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) yet and your academic department approves an arrival date of no later than 10 January 2022, your CAS will automatically state a latest date of 10 January 2022.

 If you have already received a CAS but have not yet applied for your visa and your academic department approves an arrival date of no later than 10 January 2022, our Admissions team will add a sponsor note to your CAS confirming a later arrival date and send you an email to confirm this – you will not receive a new CAS.

 If you have already received a CAS and you have applied for/received your visa and your academic department approves an arrival date of no later than 10 January 2022, our Admissions team will send you an email confirming that you can arrive beyond the latest start date stated on your CAS. You will need to take this email with you when you travel.

If you are:

 A continuing undergraduate international/international domiciled student who is currently outside the UK and you have previously entered the UK on your current visa

 A continuing postgraduate international/international domiciled student (for example, if you’ve had a temporary break in studies) and you are currently outside the UK and you have previously entered the UK on your current visa.

Contact your academic department to request a change to your arrival date.

What if I do not meet the above eligibility criteria?

If you do not meet the above criteria, you will need to arrive to start your studies on campus by your course physical arrival deadline (listed as 'Latest Start Date' on your CAS). If you are having issues arriving for this date, please contact your academic department to discuss options including deferral or temporary withdrawal.

What if my request for the later arrival date is accepted and the situation changes in my home country, meaning I am able to arrive earlier?

If you have the later arrival date agreed and the situation changes in your home country meaning you’ll be able to arrive earlier, please let your academic department know and make arrangements to arrive to campus as soon as possible. If you do arrange an earlier arrival, please confirm this when you’re next contacted by the Immigration team about your arrival date.

What if I’m not experiencing travel difficulties and I’m planning to arrive for the start of term 1?

If you are not experiencing issues and are able to arrive for term 1, please continue to plan your arrival by no later than the latest start date on your CAS. If you have already sent a request to your department to change your arrival date to no later than 8 November 2021, you do not need to complete the form unless you wish to amend your arrival date to be no later than 10 January 2022 (you will need to meet the above eligibility criteria).

If you’re already planning your arrival to Warwick, you’ll find guidance on our Stay Safe pages to help you prepare. If you’re arriving from a country on the UK government’s red or amber list, you can access the following support:

 If you’re arriving from a country on the UK government’s red list to start your studies in September 2021, we are providing a full reimbursement of the cost of the managed quarantine hotel. We’ll be in touch with information on how to request a reimbursement. For more information on the Managed Quarantine Service, view the Department for Education FAQs.

 If you’re arriving from a country on the UK government’s amber or red list, you may be able to request to arrive early.

Airport transfers

We want to help you get to our campus as quickly as possible after you land. We've worked with a number of travel partners to put together some recommended and discounted options for onward travel from two of our busiest airports for international arrivals, Birmingham International and London Heathrow, on selected dates. Find out more about airport transfer options.

We will be adding travel options soon for students arriving in January 2022.

More important information

Course registration

Even if you’re arriving after term 1 begins, you’ll still need to complete course registration, which is part of enrolment, by the existing deadline. You’ll receive your invitation to enrol 4-6 weeks before your course start date. Read more information on enrolment and course registration.

Accommodation

If you have applied to live in Warwick managed accommodation and you have your request for a later arrival approved, see guidance on what you need to do.

Immigration and visas

To give yourself the best chance of a smooth arrival at University, you’ll need to start by applying for your student visa as soon as you are able – you can do this once you have received your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS). Find out more.

Welcome Week

Welcome Week will take place from Monday 27 September - Sunday 3 October. Welcome Week activities will help get you settled into University life and ready to make the most of your time at Warwick. There will be an exciting programme of online and in-person events you can choose from to find out more about your course, make friends and give you the best possible start to your life at Warwick.

Keep updated

We’ll keep in touch with you and will continue to update our website, so make sure you check back regularly. You may also find it useful to read the letter from Michelle Donelan MP, Minister of State for Universities to all international students. It signposts to the latest travel guidance, visa details and health information, including advice on vaccination.

Best wishes,

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Study at Warwick Team