Findings:

When asked if the international students how had problem when they arrived in London, the majority of them (80%) cites that, they had problems with accommodation.

According to our findings, the second main problem is speaking with foreign people in English. The problem was mentioned by Almost a third (27%) respondents.

Regarding opening bank account, obtaining the visa and coping with the food, those problems were not indicated by a large number of international students. (Only one survey has had one of each of those problems)

According to the interview almost respondents (65%) claimed that, they directly go to their families to resolve their problems.
The majority of international students who had problems achieving a visa said that, their problems were solved as they go to the British embassy.

The age range of the respondents revert to the university, and university’s staff or internet in the university help them to solve their problems about seat.

On the other hand many international students (20%) solve their problems by themselves.

Almost students (80%) indicated that, they need a part time job. The main reason to have a job is resolving their financial problems. Also those surveys said that, they could improve their English capability by working.
And a few members of them believed that, it helps them to meet new people.