Britons living in Bulgaria. Guide to Bulgaria, Sofia and Varna

Overseas Students at City College Norwich
You will only be entitled to pay the same fee as British citizens if you have ... a national or citizen of Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Republic of Cyprus, ...

Accessibility OptionsYou can change the way these pages look to suit your optimal viewing comfort. Again, increases in the cost of living in the UK will need to be reflected in higher student allowances for subsequent years. At the moment, we recommend a minimum of £550 per month or £6,600 per year. Examination and professional registration fees are assessed separately. Finance and Immigration including links to other useful websites. For second, third and subsequent years of the same course they will increase. If you currently hold a student visa, but have held other visas during the three year period you may be charged the same fee as British citizens, please seek advice. If you do not have a British bank account then you must pay the fee (minus deposit) in full on arrival.Higher Education - No deposit is required before arrival. In this case you will be charged as a Non-EU national and have been living outside the EU in the last three years. Links on this side relate to the specific page that you are viewing. Method of payment is as follows;Further Education - £1,000 of the annual fee is required as deposit before arrival. NASS support, Social Services support there will be no charge for further education courses only, regardless of length of residence in the UK. Nor should students expect to obtain a grant for their studies from the British Government. Payment by instalments is ONLY possible via direct debit with a British bank account. Remember that fees are assessed and charged for each academic year and only apply for that year of the course. Simply select a style from the list below. Sources of financial help within the UK are very limited. Students must be sure of having enough money for fees and allowances for the entire length of their stay.ImmigrationUK immigration officers at the point of entry will ask students if they have the funds to pay fees and support themselves. Students must not rely on any substantial help forthcoming in the future. The fees quoted do not include examination fees or registration of professional organisations such as BTEC etc. The remaining annual fee may be paid in three equal instalments in October, November and December. They also have an 'information and publications' section with a new publication 'A guide to entry clearance for international students coming to study in the UK'. They have some really useful info re. They may refuse entry if they believe this will not be possible. This may involve obtaining adequate Exchange Control permission well in advance. This must be added to the course fee each year. With the large increases in fees and a general lessening of money available to charities and educational hardship funds it will be extremely difficult to help students who run into financial problems. You should either bring with you funds for the year's fees and some months' allowances or be able to show proof that the money is or will be available to you in the UK.