📑 You will need a Bank statement showing the required minimum maintenance fund for consecutive 28 days.

🏙️ If your University is in Inner London:

• For Student: £12,100 plus unpaid tuition fees
• For each dependent: £7,650

🌍 If your University is in Outer London:

• For Student: £9,250 plus unpaid tuition fees
• For each dependent: £6,200

This maintenance fund should be available either in your own bank account or in your parent’s bank account for 28 days.

⚠️ Remember, you cannot use bank statements in the name of any other third party except yourself or your parents.

🔔 Important note: Bank statement showing the required maintenance fund for 28 days should be ready at least 2 months before the course start date, or else you may miss the CAS issuance deadlines set by Universities.

Before your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) issuance, the University will ask you to send your Tuberculosis (TB) test certificate. This certificate can be obtained from a UKVI approved clinic in your country. For more details, visit here .

List of Courses

For a full list of Undergraduate degree programs, please visit:
View Undergraduate Programs

For a full list of Postgraduate degree programs, please visit:
View Postgraduate Programs

Living Expenses Guide

Working out what living expenses you will need to consider and how much they will cost you will depend on so many factors.
For example, if you want to live the lifestyle you have been doing with your parents back in your home country – this will probably be very expensive to do, so you might have to make compromises!

As a rough guide, accommodation and other living expenses (e.g. food, travel, clothing, etc.) will be approximately between GBP 100 to GBP 200 per week.

International Student Work Guidelines

International students studying a full-time course at a Higher Education Institution (HEI) such as a UK University which is publicly funded are allowed to work under the following conditions (for a full list of institutions which are considered as HEI, visit here .):

• Up to 20 hours a week in term time if you are studying for a qualification at degree level (bachelor’s) or higher (Master’s and PhD).
• Up to 10 hours a week in term time if you are studying for a qualification below bachelor’s degree level (Foundation program).
• Full-time work (for study at all levels).
  • in vacations (outside term time).
  • from your course end date to your visa expiry date.

Family Members (Dependants) Visa Information

Your family members (dependants) will be able to apply to join or remain with you in the UK.

• A dependant is either:
• Your husband, wife or civil partner
• Your child under 18 years old
• Family members are eligible to apply for a dependant visa if:
• Your course is full-time, at postgraduate research degree level (i.e. Master’s by research, PhD or doctoral research programs)
• You are a government-sponsored student on a full-time course that is 6 months or longer. This means you are being financially sponsored for your studies by the UK government or an overseas government.
• Dependents are allowed to work full-time throughout the entire duration of their visa.