The eligibility rules for Student Finance changed for students when the UK left the EU on the 30th December 2020.
The eligibility rules for Student Finance changed for students when the UK left the EU on the 30th December 2020.
Most EU nationals are eligible to apply for a Tuition Fee Loan only. If you are not an EU national but there is an EU national in your family, you might still qualify for a Tuition Fee Loan.
However, some EU nationals can also apply for the maintenance loan (living costs) element of UK Student Finance.
Information about eligibility for funding for Undergraduate students can be found here:
Undergraduate Funding Eligibility
Information about eligibility for funding for Master’s students can be found here:
You can make an application for funding through:
If you are employed or self-employed, you can be eligible as a worker. Please see the UKCISA website for more information on who is a worker and what counts as work and self-employment.
You should be working at least 10 hours per week for SFE to consider you/your family member as an EEA/Swiss Migrant worker. However, if you/they are working less hours you might still be eligible depending on the reasons for the lower working hours, for instance temporary illness.
Further information can be found on the UKCISA website
and the Student Loans Company