英国t4签证面签吗？
Tier 4 student visa is in fact not an interview based visa. It's known as a "pre-settled status" visa， and unlike Tier 1 (Graduate route) it requires you to leave the UK at some point if your course lasts longer than 6 months， or whenever you complete your study programme whichever occurs first.
The new points system for Tier 4 visas was introduced on July 20th last year which replaced the previous immigration rules that came into effect in September 2009， where students were categorised according to their nationality and academic level of qualification. Under these new rules applicants have been divided into two streams： general category and graduate route category depending upon whether they are degree or above candidates or below degree level. The general route includes those who would normally fall under the old rules and the newly launched Graduate Route. All categories must fulfil various criteria including English proficiency， maintenance funds and no criminal record before being issued with a visa.
Points required to apply depend on country of citizenship， age，level of study and how long courses are intended to be. A full list can be found here： Department for Home Affairs. Applicants who already hold Tier 1 (General）or (Post Study work) visas do not need to meet any additional requirements except having sufficient funds available to cover the living costs while studying.
As far as fee goes there is nothing to pay initially when applying but once your application has been approved， you will receive a document called "Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies” (CAS) from your chosen institution. In order to obtain this document， institutions needs to make a payment of £38 per candidate to HM Government. This money covers visa processing fees as well the Home Office checking your documents against what we sent them during your application process．It also acts as proof of acceptance by your institute so your case cannot be processed until CAS has been received. To simplify matters all universities/colleges now issue one combined