Fees and funding

Funding your studies at university can be a little daunting, but both our Student Funding Office and our Welfare & Advice Service are available for advice and guidance about financial matters. You will find information on funding for ‘home’ and for ‘overseas’ students within this section, but there is also detailed advice on our Student Funding Office and Student Advice & International Student Support pages.

Tuition fees at King's

As part of the admissions process at King’s, you will be assessed for your fee status, to determine whether you are eligible to pay tuition fees as a ‘home’ or an ‘overseas’ student.

The important, but not necessarily the only, factors that determine whether you are eligible to pay tuition fees as a ‘home’/EU student are as follows. The rules are complicated and it is therefore advisable to seek expert advice:

You must have ‘settled status’ in the UK on the ‘relevant date’. Settled status means being ordinarily resident in the UK with no immigration restriction on the length of your stay, which will mean you have right of abode or indefinite leave to enter or remain in the UK
You also need to show that you have been ordinarily resident in the UK for at least three years before the start of your course and the reason for your residency was not mainly for the purposes of receiving full-time education

There is information about fees for ‘home’ and ‘overseas’ students within this section, and further advice within the Student Funding Office pages.