Invaluable Advice Contained Below.
Are you living outside the UK or EU and have you a Son or Daughter who is planning on applying to a UK University in the coming three years? Are you aware of, or worried about, the tuition costs if your child fails to obtain Home status and is instead assessed as being an Overseas student? Do you know if your fee status will be assessed as resident or non-resident?
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Am I eligible for Home/EU fees? Each university uses its own interpretation of the rules and regulations governing the eligibility to home fee status. One university may give you home status whilst another may decide that you do not satisfy the requirements to be eligible for home status and will instead decide that you should … More Expatriate UK/EU Nationals – What Fees Will I Pay?
In the UK educational institutions funded by the public normally charge either a lower ‘home’ fee or a higher ‘international or ‘overseas’ fee. The ‘home’ tuition fee for the 2017/2018 academic year in the UK is capped at £9,250 per year. ‘International’ or ‘overseas’ fees on the other hand can be as high as £45,000 per … More Home or Overseas Fee Status: Important Information
You may think that as it is three years away from your Son or Daughter starting their University journey you still have plenty of time to put things in place to ensure that they are assessed as being a ‘home’ rather than an ‘international’ student. This is incorrect and you need to start taking action … More Three Years to University – What Steps to Take Now
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UK University Fee Status Advice 