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4. Asylum seekers, need evidence that they are receiving support
e.g. a letter, NASS vouchers, a post office pay out receipt
for financial support along with their photo card or
local government support letter (IND card on its own is
NOT enough).
For courses that are coded EBK and have Birkbeck alongside the
course title, learners over 60 have to be in receipt of means tested
benefit to receive the concessionary fee. Learners under 19 cannot
enrol on these courses OR Access to Higher Education Courses.
Non EU and International student fees:
To be eligible for the standard fee you need to have been
ordinarily resident in the UK (and UK islands), EU or EEA
country for the 3 years preceding the relevant date of the course.
All overseas fees are available on the website.
• Relevant date is the 1st of September, January or April
preceding the course start date.
• The main purpose for such residence was not to receive
full-time education during any part of the three-year period.
• Is “settled” in the UK; ‘settled’ means having either indefinite
leave to enter or remain (ILE/R) or having Right of Abode
in the UK.
• Anyone who is recognised as a refugee by the UK Government
(granted Refugee Status) who has remained ordinarily resident.
• Asylum seekers and their dependants in receipt of: income
based benefits; assistance or financial assistance (subsistence
payments) from the National Asylum Support Service (NASS);
and/or in receipt of assistance under the National Assistance
Act 1948.
• Persons with humanitarian protection and discretionary leave
and their spouses and children.
• The spouse or civil partner of a person with settled status, who
has been both married, and resident in the UK, for one year.
Students not ordinarily resident in the UK; EU or EEA will be
charged the non EU fee. If you are unsure of your status we will
willingly look at your fee assessment with you. Please make sure
you bring all relevant documentation and your passport with you
at the time of enrolment.
Overseas learners, whose main purpose for residence in the UK
has been to attend a fee-paying school or college, are not eligible
for the standard fee.
Overseas learners attending short courses as visitors to England,
including holiday or summer school learning in particular English
as a foreign language (EFL) will not be eligible for standard fee.
course section www.kcc.ac.uk
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