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Hey Student Finance England,
I was born and raised in Bermuda. I have a valid British passport and NI number.
What does Ordinarily Resident mean for students coming to the UK to study part time ?
Eventually, I would like to study at university in the U.K. How can a part time (Overseas) student fulfill the residence requirements ?
I look forward to receiving your response on this issue.
I was born and raised in Bermuda. I have a valid British passport and NI number.
What does Ordinarily Resident mean for students coming to the UK to study part time ?
Eventually, I would like to study at university in the U.K. How can a part time (Overseas) student fulfill the residence requirements ?
I look forward to receiving your response on this issue.
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(Original post by AlonsoMarch)
Hey Student Finance England,
I was born and raised in Bermuda. I have a valid British passport and NI number.
What does Ordinarily Resident mean for students coming to the UK to study part time ?
Eventually, I would like to study at university in the U.K. How can a part time (Overseas) student fulfill the residence requirements ?
I look forward to receiving your response on this issue.
Hey Student Finance England,
I was born and raised in Bermuda. I have a valid British passport and NI number.
What does Ordinarily Resident mean for students coming to the UK to study part time ?
Eventually, I would like to study at university in the U.K. How can a part time (Overseas) student fulfill the residence requirements ?
I look forward to receiving your response on this issue.
Students from British Overseas Territories are classed as UK Nationals and should apply as such, however you need to have 3 years residency in the UK prior to the start of your course in order to qualify for funding.
Thanks
Louise
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(Original post by Louise E SFE)
Hi Alonso,
Students from British Overseas Territories are classed as UK Nationals and should apply as such, however you need to have 3 years residency in the UK prior to the start of your course in order to qualify for funding.
Thanks
Louise
Hi Alonso,
Students from British Overseas Territories are classed as UK Nationals and should apply as such, however you need to have 3 years residency in the UK prior to the start of your course in order to qualify for funding.
Thanks
Louise
Does this mean that I can study and work part time for 3 years in the U.K and then apply for university funding ?
I just need this to be clarified.
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(Original post by AlonsoMarch)
Thank you for the information, Ms.Louise.
Does this mean that I can study and work part time for 3 years in the U.K and then apply for university funding ?
I just need this to be clarified.
Thank you for the information, Ms.Louise.
Does this mean that I can study and work part time for 3 years in the U.K and then apply for university funding ?
I just need this to be clarified.
To qualify for Higher Education support as a home student, you must meet the following standard residency requirements:
- Must be ordinarily resident in the UK for 3 years prior to the first day of the first academic year of the course and
- be ordinarily resident in the UK on the first day of the first academic year of the course.
Thanks
Louise
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(Original post by Louise E SFE)
Hi AlonsoMarch,
To qualify for Higher Education support as a home student, you must meet the following standard residency requirements:
Thanks
Louise
Hi AlonsoMarch,
To qualify for Higher Education support as a home student, you must meet the following standard residency requirements:
- Must be ordinarily resident in the UK for 3 years prior to the first day of the first academic year of the course and
- be ordinarily resident in the UK on the first day of the first academic year of the course.
Thanks
Louise
I believe it means living and working in the U.K. for an extended amount of time.
Kindest Regards,
A.M
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(Original post by AlonsoMarch)
From your experience and understanding, what does the term Ordinarily Resident mean by Student Fiance England? I'm not sure exactly.
I believe it means living and working in the U.K. for an extended amount of time.
Kindest Regards,
A.M
From your experience and understanding, what does the term Ordinarily Resident mean by Student Fiance England? I'm not sure exactly.
I believe it means living and working in the U.K. for an extended amount of time.
Kindest Regards,
A.M
Ordinary Residence means, broadly, living in the UK on a lawful, voluntary and properly settled basis for the time being.
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Katie
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