Q11. Are the NOLs still valid if I transfer to another study programme?
No, the NOLs issued under the current programme will cease to be valid. Your eligibility for study-/curriculum-related internships, part-time on-campus employment, and summer jobs will be reassessed. New NOLs, if applicable, will be issued.
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Q14. Do I need to seek approval from the Director of Immigration for switching from one programme to another at PolyU?
(For Ug and TPg students) Yes, you need to seek prior approval from the Immigration Department by following the procedures below: Seek approval from the transfer-in department by submitting the relevant AR form (for details, please read the relevant ...
Q17. Do I need to apply for a new student visa upon resumption of study after deferment or zero subject enrolment if my current student is still valid?
If your student visa has not been terminated by the Immigration Department and is still valid when you return to Hong Kong, you do not need to apply for a new student visa to resume your studies. However, if your current student visa does not cover ...
Q15. Will my stay be extended long enough for me to complete my studies if I switch from one programme to another at PolyU?
If you transfer to another full-time programme at PolyU before completing the current one, you will normally be allowed to extend your stay, via visa extension application, to pursue the new programme, so long as you would not be able, with such an ...
Q10. Do I need to seek permission from the Director of Immigration before taking up study-/ curriculum internship, part-time on-campus employment and/or off-campus summer jobs?
(For Ug students) Eligible students may receive up to two No Objection Letters (NOLs) notifying them of the relevant arrangements upon the approval of their student visa applications: Full-time students will be issued an NOL allowing them to take up ...
Q9. Who is eligible for undertaking study-/curriculum-related internships, part-time on-campus employment and/or off-camp summer jobs?
(For Ug students) If you are studying a full-time programme at degree level with a study period of not less than one academic year, you may take up a study- / curriculum-related internship arranged or endorsed by the programme offering department. ...