Eligibility for finance: EU student living outside the EU
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Re: Eligibility for finance: EU student living outside the EU
Will you have French qualifications, and will you state your permanent residence as being in France or Morocco?
I'm not sure if this applies to your case, but I've been living in Spain for 8 years and still count as a UK student because I was born there and have a british passport etc. Though I did have to ring the number in the post above to have that confirmed for me, so definitely give them a ring (9am -5:30pm UK time on weekdays only)! -
Re: Eligibility for finance: EU student living outside the EUyou sure you count as a UK student, because im sure they have a rule where you have to of had a address in UK for the last 3 years to be a UK application.(Original post by desdemonata)
Will you have French qualifications, and will you state your permanent residence as being in France or Morocco?
I'm not sure if this applies to your case, but I've been living in Spain for 8 years and still count as a UK student because I was born there and have a british passport etc. Though I did have to ring the number in the post above to have that confirmed for me, so definitely give them a ring (9am -5:30pm UK time on weekdays only)! -
Re: Eligibility for finance: EU student living outside the EUYep, I'm an exception. That's referring generally to people who have lived at the UK at some indefinite point, not exactly british citizens who were born there. I was just exercising my right to live abroad in an EU country apparently(Original post by kumori)
you sure you count as a UK student, because im sure they have a rule where you have to of had a address in UK for the last 3 years to be a UK application.
My student finance has already been sorted out and I get the standard UK treatment, including maintenance loan and grant
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(Original post by desdemonata)
Will you have French qualifications, and will you state your permanent residence as being in France or Morocco?
I'm not sure if this applies to your case, but I've been living in Spain for 8 years and still count as a UK student because I was born there and have a british passport etc. Though I did have to ring the number in the post above to have that confirmed for me, so definitely give them a ring (9am -5:30pm UK time on weekdays only)!
I live in Morocco since 10 years, and I will have the french baccalaureate (I study in a French school).
That's why I think it will be difficult to obtain a loan, even if my parents have already worked in France.
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Re: Eligibility for finance: EU student living outside the EU
In that case you should definitely give them a ring. They'll be able to tell you if you qualify as an EU student and if you do, they can send you by post or by email the proper EU student application (as on the website you probably wouldn't be able to). Good luck
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Re: Eligibility for finance: EU student living outside the EU
When i applied for student finance I was a British student who lived outside the UK for 6 years. I got everything that a normal British citizen would get
You need to proof 3 things
1) your dad has only been working in morocco on a temporary basis. Ie in the future he will move back. a letter from the company saying this is enough
2) your dad owns a property in the UK
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Re: Eligibility for finance: EU student living outside the EUSorry for the late answer.(Original post by newhope)
You need to proof 3 things
1) your dad has only been working in morocco on a temporary basis. Ie in the future he will move back. a letter from the company saying this is enough
2) your dad owns a property in the UK
3) your uni classifies you as a home student.
It will be difficult, because my dad doesn't own a property in the UK, and also because he doesn't works for a company (he's a doctor and owns his surgery).
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Re: Eligibility for finance: EU student living outside the EUHm, I don't remember having to prove any of those things(Original post by newhope)
When i applied for student finance I was a British student who lived outside the UK for 6 years. I got everything that a normal British citizen would get
You need to proof 3 things
1) your dad has only been working in morocco on a temporary basis. Ie in the future he will move back. a letter from the company saying this is enough
2) your dad owns a property in the UK
3) your uni classifies you as a home student.
And none of that applies to me.
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Re: Eligibility for finance: EU student living outside the EUAh made a mistake there! I meant to ask if he has a property in France? or does he pay any french taxes?(Original post by Rayan14)
Sorry for the late answer.
It will be difficult, because my dad doesn't own a property in the UK, and also because he doesn't works for a company (he's a doctor and owns his surgery).
Too bad..
Have u been classified as a home student by any british uni?!
If you are then i think you would get the student loans.Last edited by newhope; 06-08-2012 at 09:33. -
Re: Eligibility for finance: EU student living outside the EU
He unfortunately no longer owns a property in France, however, I think he will start paying french taxes even if we live in Morocco (because, or thanks to M. Hollande). We are not sure yet.
I don't think that I'm qualified as home student for any uni because I don't satisfy the residence conditions...

