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UNITED KINGDOM

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COST OF LIVING
ACCOMODATION

           The cost of living varies, according to where in the UK you decide to study and your lifestyle. London and other big cities are more expensive than other areas. The estimated annual living costs are between £7,624 and £9,665.

           Accommodation costs in the UK are more expensive in major cities such as London, Manchester and Birmingham. As a guide, a room in a shared house will cost between £200-£700 a month. When you sign up for a particular college or university, you will need to indicate that you will require accommodation, generally as an international student you will be given priority over other students.

STUDYING IN UK
IMMIGRATION & VISA IN UK

           Under the Student Visitor Visa, a student cannot have paid employment or an internship greater than 2 credit hours, and cannot extend their stay once they have arrived. If you plan to stay in the UK for more than 6 months, if you may extend beyond 6 months, or if you want to work or have an internship greater than 2 credit hours - then you need to apply for a Student Visa/Prior Entry Clearance. European Union citizens are permitted to study a degree in the UK.

          For non-EU students, exist the Student Visitor Visa (less than 6 months) and the Student Visa/Prior Entry Clearance (greater than 6 months), the student will need to demonstrate proof of funding to cover a undergraduate course and living costs, a confirmation of acceptance to study (CAS) reference from a university with sponsor status and adequate English language skills. If you plan to stay in the UK for more than 6 months, if you may extend beyond 6 months, or if you want to work or have an internship greater than 2 credit hours - then you need to apply for a Student Visa/Prior Entry Clearance.

23 September 2019

HOW TO TRAVEL AND WORK IN ENGLAND

People who love to travel and work in Europe, may wish to secure work in England. The UK Home Office judges most work visas based on a points system of importance, skill and connection. You must be able to prove a good connection to employment in the UK and financial support if you are living with family. Looking for work in England can be difficult, especially if you are not a member of the European Economic Area (EEA). You should research which visa category you fit into. Once you receive your work visa, you will be able to travel throughout the UK, Europe and other countries. Find out how to travel and work in England:

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HEALTH INSURANCE
FINANCIAL AID FOR UK

          The UK has a national health system called the National Health Service (better known as NHS), and as an international student, you may qualify to receive benefits. If you have a Tier 4 student visa and are studying for six months or longer, you have access to NHS. Otherwise, you will need to look into private insurance.

           There are hundreds of scholarships and grant schemes on offer for students who need extra support to pay for their UK course. Depending on your nationality, you may be eligible for a loan or financial support from the UK government. Postgraduate studentships can be found via a number of websites. Many institutions offer their own financial assistance, and you should check their websites for more details.

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