What you can provide if you have a scholarship to pay for your tuition fees and/or living costs. Types of scholarships A scholarship can be from: a university any government an international scholarship agency (for example, the British Council) a company with a physical presence in more than one country (known as an 'international company') Provide a letter You will need a letter from the scholarship provider to include in your visa application. The letter must usually include: the date the name of your scholarship provider contact details of your scholarship provider the length of your scholarship (for example, the number of months) the amount of money the scholarship provider is giving you or a statement that they will cover all your tuition fees and living costs Get consent from your current scholarship provider If you are starting a new course, and you have a full scholarship (all fees and living costs) from a government or international scholarship agency within the last 12 months, you will also need written unconditional consent for your visa application from your scholarship provider. University of Edinburgh scholarship If you have a scholarship from the University of Edinburgh, then you do not need to provide a letter in your visa application. This information should be in your Confirmation for Acceptance for Studies (CAS). If you can't see this in your CAS, then contact us to update it. Send us an enquiry What to do if your scholarship does not cover all tuition fees and living costs You will need financial documents for any amount not covered by your scholarship. You can pay for the leftover amount of any tuition fees and living costs if you are partially self-funded or using part of an educational loan. What financial documents you can provide if the remaining amount is self-funded What financial documents you can provide if you have an educational loan for the remaining amount HTML Translations of any documents that are not in English Any documents that are not in English must be translated by a professional translator. You must submit a fully certified translation that includes: the date of the translation the full name of the translator the signature of the translator or an employee of the translation company the translator's contact details or the translation company's details a confirmation that the document is an accurate translation Find out what else you need to provide... Further requirements for your visa application This article was published on 2024-07-29
HTML Translations of any documents that are not in English Any documents that are not in English must be translated by a professional translator. You must submit a fully certified translation that includes: the date of the translation the full name of the translator the signature of the translator or an employee of the translation company the translator's contact details or the translation company's details a confirmation that the document is an accurate translation
