If you want to speak to someone about your visa or work-permit, try the following sources of advice and support:

On-campus support

There are usually a few places you can go on campus to talk through the issues. For example:

• Students' Union
  Most students' unions have welfare and advice centres, and many have people who are licensed to advise on immigration issues.
• International Office
  Immigration advice can often fall under the remit of university international offices. If you have one of these at your institution, check their website for immigration updates and how to get help.
• Careers Service
  Some careers services have very good information about how immigration relates to your career planning.
• Admissions Office / Registry
  Sometimes you have to deal with this department to obtain proof that you've enrolled on or completed an academic course.

Other sources of immigration advice

As well as on-campus support, there are a number of organisations that might be able to help with your specific situation.

• UK Council for Student International Affairs (UKCISA)
  UKCISA runs a helpline for international students on immigration matters. You can call them between 1pm and 4pm, Monday to Friday, on 0207 107 9922. You can also find information on their website: www.ukcisa.org.uk.
• Immigration Advisory Service
  The UK's largest charity providing representation and advice in immigration and asylum law. You can find out about their services at www.iasuk.org.
• Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC)
  OISC publishes a list of immigration advisers.
• Immigration Law Practitioners Association (ILPA)
  ILPA publishes a list of immigration lawyers.