Home or International Tuition Fees??

Hello there,

I am a UK citizen but I have lived in Australia my whole life and want to study an undergraduate degree in England. I was under the understanding that because I'm a citizen, I would be granted home student status and may eligible for either a full (tuition and maintenance) or partial loan (tuition only), as inferred by the 'undergraduate student finance checker' under the subheading of 'if you have a different nationality or you live outside the UK' on the student loans company website. This gave me the impression that I would be most likely to get the partial loan being a British citizen, but not the full loan because I don't meet the three-year residency rule.

I then submitted my application through UCAS and entered my Australian address as my permanent home, but put SLC as my main source of funding. My application still went through and I ended up getting my offers back, and I accepted one of them already. Why was this not picked up on when I submitted my application? Is there a way to tell whether my offer is of home or international status?

Basically, I just hope to clarify whether I'm meant to be paying home or international tuition fees, as I have found contradictory information everywhere I've looked.

Thanks