Work out your fee status if you are a UK national living overseas. Work out your fee statusWe use guidance from the Scottish Government, which shows which fee status you are likely to be assigned based on your circumstances.The Education (Fees and Student Support) (EU Exit) (Scotland) (Amendment) Regulations 2021 (legislation.gov.uk)Select the section that most closely reflects your circumstances to find out what your fee status is likely to be.Please note the status given here is not guaranteed. We consider each application individually, based on the answers you give in your fee status questionnaire after you apply for your degree programme.If you are a UK nationalAnd you live outside the UK, EU or EEA and moved there from the UK This applies to UK nationals who have been living outside the UK, EU or EEA during the relevant period before starting their course, having moved there from the UK.Study levelUndergraduatePostgraduatePredicted fee statusInternational fee rateFirst Year Undergraduate FeesInternational fee ratePostgraduate Taught FeesPostgraduate Research FeesAnd you live outside the UK, EU or EEA and have never lived in the UKThis applies to UK nationals living outside the UK, EU or EEA who have never lived in the UK.Study levelUndergraduatePostgraduatePredicted fee statusInternational fee rateFirst Year Undergraduate FeesInternational fee ratePostgraduate Taught FeesPostgraduate Research FeesAnd you have lived outside the UK, EU or EEA due to temporary employment Your fee status will depend on your circumstances, including how long you have lived overseas and whether this is your main home.Whilst there is no definition of temporary employment within the Regulations, each University has to consider every individual case on its merits. Multiple short-term contracts or non-rolling contracts of at least 3 years are a few examples of employment that we would not deem as evidence of temporary employment. We consider each applicant's individual circumstances and make an assessment based on a wide range of information such as nationality and right of residence in the UK/EEA, employment history of family member, length of time resident in the UK/EEA and overseas, visits to the UK/EEA, if a property is maintained in the UK/EEA for the family's own use, and any other relevant information. Please contact us so we can send you the information most relevant to you.Contact usTuition fee ratesOnce you know your fee status, you can check the current fee rates on our tuition fees pages.Find your tuition feesDefinitionsFor definitions of some of the key terms on this page, check our guide to fee status definitions.Definitions of fee status termsCurrent fee status regulationsFor further information on the current fee status regulations, visit the UKCISA (UK Council for International Student Affairs) website.UKCISA - international student advice and guidance - Scotland: fee status for students starting from August 2022 This article was published on 2024-07-29
