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The visa process changed in January 2021 and it is no longer an issue if you have a gap between visas like it used to be pre 2021.Most firms start the visa process ahead of your LPC results anyway (they have to due to the time needed to apply for the visa), so I don’t see why the results being published would delay your visa.You might need to think about applying for your post-study visa in the summer of 2022 though (gives you the right to work and stay in the U.K. for up to 2 years), especially if you want to work between your degree/LPC/TC as it’s unlikely you’ll get sponsorship for such a short role and the accelerated LPC may not give you the right to the post study visa where the course is only 7 months (typically the course has to be 12 months or more).
The visa process changed in January 2021 and it is no longer an issue if you have a gap between visas like it used to be pre 2021.
Most firms start the visa process ahead of your LPC results anyway (they have to due to the time needed to apply for the visa), so I don’t see why the results being published would delay your visa.
You might need to think about applying for your post-study visa in the summer of 2022 though (gives you the right to work and stay in the U.K. for up to 2 years), especially if you want to work between your degree/LPC/TC as it’s unlikely you’ll get sponsorship for such a short role and the accelerated LPC may not give you the right to the post study visa where the course is only 7 months (typically the course has to be 12 months or more).
