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I lived in england for 4 years before moving to new zealand for the rest of my life. i plan on travelling europe in the gap between nz schools finishing and UK unis starting. Would i be a international student or home/eu
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(Original post by dooglebirden)
I lived in england for 4 years before moving to new zealand for the rest of my life. i plan on travelling europe in the gap between nz schools finishing and UK unis starting. Would i be a international student or home/eu
I lived in england for 4 years before moving to new zealand for the rest of my life. i plan on travelling europe in the gap between nz schools finishing and UK unis starting. Would i be a international student or home/eu
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You will be international unless you move to the EU for 3 years first, I'm pretty sure. It is worth sending off a quick e-mail to someone at the university though.
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I'm in a fairly similar situation to you (born in England, moved to the States when I was almost 4, lived overseas ever since). The sole difference is that I'm on a visa in the US, and not a permanent resident. About 3 months after I received my offer, I got an email from my college asking me to fill out a fee status form. I did so, and after providing some information upon request, I was granted home fees status. The most important factors (according to the fee status office) were a) UK citizenship and b) maintaining close ties to the UK through regular visits. I visit the UK at least once a year, and after providing proof of that fact, they granted me home status.
I'm not sure how close my situation is to yours, but it is possible to get home status.
I'm not sure how close my situation is to yours, but it is possible to get home status.
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