Keele A100 2020 Entry

Hi!
Does anyone know where to go (on Facebook etc) to find people in my flat/ accomodation block?

Thanks :smile:

Reply 1228

aaliswalker

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Original post by acj94

Hi, just wondering if anyone is still waiting for an accommodation offer??

Still waiting, it’s meant to take a while but boy is it nerve wracking.

Original post by acj94

Hi, just wondering if anyone is still waiting for an accommodation offer??

Original post by aaliswalker

Still waiting, it’s meant to take a while but boy is it nerve wracking.

Hello! When I spoke to the accommodations office regarding this query, I was advised to ask you to communicate the office directly so your applications can be checked. You can contact the accommodations team on +44 1782 733065. :smile:

Original post by Dysania23

Hi!
Does anyone know where to go (on Facebook etc) to find people in my flat/ accomodation block?

Thanks :smile:

Hello! You can also try the Keele University Student Life 2020/2021 group. :smile:

Reply 1231

@Keele Student Ambassador @Keele Student Ambassador1
I am a prospective student from an EU country who will be arriving at my accommodation at Keele on the 26th of September. My mom and sister plan to accompany me, and help me settle in. I was wondering whether you guys think that they would be allowed to stay with me, at my accommodation, for perhaps until the 29th of September?

Reply 1232

steveyp0101

Original post by Monkeydoodles

@Keele Student Ambassador @Keele Student Ambassador1
I am a prospective student from an EU country who will be arriving at my accommodation at Keele on the 26th of September. My mom and sister plan to accompany me, and help me settle in. I was wondering whether you guys think that they would be allowed to stay with me, at my accommodation, for perhaps until the 29th of September?

From which country please? Will you come directly to Keele when you arrive in the UK?

Reply 1233

Original post by steveyp0101

From which country please? Will you come directly to Keele when you arrive in the UK?

Sweden. Yes, I will be coming directly to Keele!

Original post by Monkeydoodles

@Keele Student Ambassador @Keele Student Ambassador1
I am a prospective student from an EU country who will be arriving at my accommodation at Keele on the 26th of September. My mom and sister plan to accompany me, and help me settle in. I was wondering whether you guys think that they would be allowed to stay with me, at my accommodation, for perhaps until the 29th of September?

Hi there.

I’m going to e-mail the accommodations team for you with this query as i’m unsure about the current policy in regards to visitors. I’ll reply to you as soon as they get back to me. :smile:

Reply 1235

Original post by Keele Student Ambassador

Hi there.

I’m going to e-mail the accommodations team for you with this query as i’m unsure about the current policy in regards to visitors. I’ll reply to you as soon as they get back to me. :smile:

Thank youuu :smile:

Reply 1236

steveyp0101

Original post by Keele Student Ambassador

Hi there.

I’m going to e-mail the accommodations team for you with this query as i’m unsure about the current policy in regards to visitors. I’ll reply to you as soon as they get back to me. :smile:

I'm afraid that the challenge is the present UK rules on entering the UK from Sweden. At present any person entering the UK from Sweden has to self-isolate for 14 days. Broadly this means that you and your mother/sister needs to stay in one place and not go outside (except for some exercise). I recommend you check the government rules and also speak to your hall in Keele - I am sure they will have provisions in place to help you (bringing food to you in hall, etc) but I doubt they can also help your mother and sister. There are some possible exceptions which may help your mother and sister - e.g. if they are going directly out of the UK from the place they are staying in the UK. Link to the government rules is here:-
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-how-to-self-isolate-when-you-travel-to-the-uk/coronavirus-covid-19-how-to-self-isolate-when-you-travel-to-the-uk
Sorry :-(. Good luck.

Reply 1237

Original post by steveyp0101

I'm afraid that the challenge is the present UK rules on entering the UK from Sweden. At present any person entering the UK from Sweden has to self-isolate for 14 days. Broadly this means that you and your mother/sister needs to stay in one place and not go outside (except for some exercise). I recommend you check the government rules and also speak to your hall in Keele - I am sure they will have provisions in place to help you (bringing food to you in hall, etc) but I doubt they can also help your mother and sister. There are some possible exceptions which may help your mother and sister - e.g. if they are going directly out of the UK from the place they are staying in the UK. Link to the government rules is here:-
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-how-to-self-isolate-when-you-travel-to-the-uk/coronavirus-covid-19-how-to-self-isolate-when-you-travel-to-the-uk
Sorry :-(. Good luck.

heyyyy, I thought you were asking about my nationality when you asked about what I country I am from. Yes, I am a Swedish citizen, but I have been Lativia for a year, with my family. I don't believe my current country of residence is on the UK quarantine list, so the above rules wouldn't apply to me I believe. With this change in circumstances, what would you suggest the ruling is for visitors at uni accommodations?

Reply 1238

steveyp0101