Student Status

Will I be considered as a UK/EU student or an International student?

I hold a UK passport but I study outside of the EU, but I follow the british education system. I know I should be putting myself down as an International Student but the fees are ridiculously high more than double of a UK student, so when I look up possible scholarships/ student loans it mentions nothing for someone who holds the UK passport but hasn't studied there before. Its always for people with different nationalities etc.

Is there a way around it saying that I am a UK student, I know there are stuff like if I visit the UK a lot or pay tax etc I can be considered. But I don't fly back often and don't own anything there.

The thing is I know past students from my school whom have never studied/ lived within the EU but were able to apply for the home student fee.

This being said and knowing that it has happened, are there ways around it in which you could be accepted?

eg. owning a house there? studied there (but not for 3 years)? etc.

The thing is I know past students from my school whom have never studied/ lived within the EU but were able to apply for the home student fee.

This being said and knowing that it has happened, are there ways around it in which you could be accepted?

eg. owning a house there? studied there (but not for 3 years)? etc.