What do you need to prepare to study in the UK?

It is recommended to bring something with you. How much luggage you should carry is mainly based on your own choice. This is only provided for your reference. ?

a) At least 8-10 passport photos. There are many documents required to study abroad, and various cards such as student ID cards require photos. ?

b) Clothing. A good-quality suit or women's dress; it rains often in the UK, so raincoats and rainproof jackets are very important; cotton underwear and cotton socks are more expensive in the UK, so you can bring a few spares; others such as shirts, casual shirts and pants, T-shirts, cardigans, etc. are also necessary. ?

c) Books. It is best to bring an English dictionary; necessary professional books; Chinese-English electronic dictionary (such as Kuaiyitong or Wenquxing); various notarial certificates, academic certificates, etc. ?

d) Footwear. Leather shoes, sports shoes, slippers (you can bring a pair of plastic slippers and a pair of warm slippers for winter). ?

e) Daily necessities. Folding umbrella; sewing kit; razor; nail clippers; Walkman; charger and rechargeable batteries (battery prices are very expensive in the UK). ?

f) Others. A small rice cooker; a microwave-safe lunch box; a durable school bag;

Handicrafts with Chinese characteristics. Britain is a country that attaches great importance to etiquette. If you study here, you will have the opportunity to be invited to family gatherings. Small gifts are Essential. ?

Remember, don’t bring too many things to avoid paying too expensive checked fees for overly important luggage. Also, be sure not to put valuables, especially money, in your luggage, as luggage loss occasionally happens abroad.

In addition, please pay attention to bringing the following items

1. Various documents

2. Sufficient cash and money orders

3. Essential Daily necessities (toothbrushes and towels)

4. Electrical appliance conversion plugs (at least two), one power strip

5. Regular medicines

6. Change of clothes Clothing

7. Rice cooker, kitchen knife

8. Necessary stationery

9. A small amount of fast food

10. Depending on the situation, you can bring your own bedding if necessary

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Study abroad fees

Expenses mainly include tuition fees and living expenses, which account for the majority of all expenses. In addition, factors such as the exchange rate between RMB and foreign currencies and inflation must also be considered.

1. Examination fee

Studying abroad requires a good language foundation. Students studying in the UK choose IELTS in China and can be admitted only after meeting the school's requirements. For graduate students, British universities generally do not require GRE or GMAT scores, except for some business courses such as MBA, which may require GMAT.

2. Notary fee

British visa does not require document notarization. You only need to issue the original, copy and translation of the visa document, and ensure the authenticity of the document.

3. Passport fee

The fee for applying for a passport is generally RMB 200.

4. Physical examination fee

Students going to the UK to study for more than six months will be required to issue a tuberculosis test report when entering the country. Students can issue an international tuberculosis test report at a domestic institution with international travel health testing. Travel health certificate.

5. Visa fees

The fees for applying for a visa vary according to the visa category. For details, please visit the British Visa Application Center website.

6. School application fee

Generally, you do not need to pay an application fee to apply to a British school. British universities do not charge application fees. British high schools and preparatory courses may charge a small amount. The application fee ranges from approximately ￡50 to ￡200.

7. School registration fee

British universities do not charge registration fees, and the tuition deposit is subject to the admission notice.

8. Tuition fees and living expenses

The specific fees vary from university to university and are related to the chosen subjects. Details can be obtained when requesting information from the university to which you are applying.

9. Medical insurance premiums

International students who come to the UK to study for more than six months will be covered by the British national medical insurance system. There is no need to pay for medical treatment. Medicine fees are based on Fixed amount payment.