Book your International Check-in

Welcome to the university. Please follow the instructions below to book your appointment for the International Check-in.

Before you book your appointment:

  • Complete your Online Registration - you may not be able to book your international check-in appointment if you have not completed your online registration.
  • Send us your eVisa Share Code well in advance - we will need to process your eVisa Share Code and have your visa information logged on your record to complete your international check-in. If you have not provided us your eVisa Share Code before attending your appointment it may cause delays in completing your check-in. 

Please refer to the section 'How to complete International Check-in' for guidance on your eVisa based on your immigration permission

Standard Visitor visa or ETA Holders - For students entering on visitor permission for 6 months or less

  • Complete your Online Registration - you may not be able to book your international check-in appointment if you have not completed your online registration. 
  • Share code requirement - If you are a national of one of the countries on the visa national list, you will need to provide a share code. 

  • If you applied for an ETA and are not a national of one of the countries on the visa national list, you will not have a share code. 

    Please see our Standard Visitor page for further information 

What you Need

Before booking your appointment: 

Bring to your Appointment: 

  • Original passport
  • UK arrival evidence (boarding pass, passport stamp, or travel ticket)

How to book an appointment

  1. Login to MyEd - Access your student portal 

  2. Navigate to Studies - Click on 'Studies' 

  3. Open Timetables - Under the 'Studies', click on Timetables 

  4. Launch the Timetables App - Start the timetabling application 

  5. Find My Groups - Click on 'My Groups' 

  6. Check Available Slots - Click 'Open' to only see available bookings 

  7. Select your Date - Scroll down to the preferred date you want to book and click 'Choose a Group'. A pop-up window will appear with all available time-slots. 

  8. Pick Time Slot - Scroll down to the time you want to book and click 'Select' then click 'Confirm My Selection' 

  9. Confirmation - You will see a message to confirm 'Self-Enrol Complete!' 

    How to Book International Check-in Appointment (1.44 MB / PDF) 

Important Booking Information

One Booking Only: Please select your appointment date carefully before booking. Only make one booking for your International Check-in appointment—do not make multiple bookings for different dates. If you book more than one appointment, the system will only retain your most recently booked date and remove all other appointments. Please note this process is ran every Monday therefore your double booking may not be cancelled until the following Monday. 

Booking Confirmation: You will not receive a separate confirmation email for your booking, as it will automatically create an event in your timetable. You will be notified of the location when you make your booking. Your appointment will be visible in the Timetables app. 

Booking Verification: We cannot confirm appointment bookings via email. Instead of emailing us, please check your Timetables app to verify your appointment appears for the date you selected. If your appointment is visible in  the Timetables app, your booking is confirmed. 

Booking Amendment: If you need to change your booking, please find instructions here

What happens if I do not complete this step? 

You must complete International Check-In as part of matriculation before you can commence your studies. Until you do so, your access to course-specific materials and digital platforms (e.g. Learn) will be limited — you'll still be able to log in and view general, pre-arrival, and induction content, but not your course content. If you do not complete International Check-In, your student record is at risk of cancellation. Please complete this step as soon as possible to avoid any disruption to your studies. 

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