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EU national going to UK university in September 2021? You could save £50,000...

  1. Are you an EU, EEA or Swiss national without Irish citizenship?
  2. Are you or one of your children planning to start UK university in 2021? 
  3. Are you living in the UK without ‘pre-settled’, ‘settled status’ or British citizenship?

If all answers are yes, you may want to consider applying for settled status and/or British Citizenship now, otherwise you may have to pay overseas student fees rather than home student fees. Alternatively, you can start your degree this year and still pay Home fees. 

The difference in cost for a 3 year degree in London can be over £50,000. ‘Home Students’ pay up to £9,250 per year for tuition fees in England, whereas 'International Students' pay around £15,000-£30,000 per year to study in London. 

British Citizenship currently costs around £1,500-2,000 for the application fee, appointment fee and English language and life fees. Legal fees are extra - our expert immigration team can guide you through the process. For further information please contact Paul McCarthy.

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