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What money and documents do I need?

Two universals — passport and CAS — and then a conditional set: money evidence with its 28-day rule, an ATAS certificate for some courses, a TB certificate for some countries. Work out which conditions are yours.

QUESTION 01

How much money must I show?

Your course fee for one academic year (on your CAS) plus £1,529 a month in London or £1,171 outside it, for up to 9 months. Read the financial requirement guide

QUESTION 02

What is the 28-day rule?

The money must sit for at least 28 days in a row, and the end of that period must fall within 31 days of your application date. Read the financial requirement guide

QUESTION 03

What documents does every applicant provide?

A current passport and the CAS — everything else on GOV.UK's list depends on your circumstances. Tick your own set off in the checklist. Read the documents checklist

QUESTION 04

Do I need a TB test?

If you are coming for 6 months or more from a listed country — India is listed — at a Home Office–approved clinic. The certificate lasts 6 months. Read the TB and ATAS guide

QUESTION 05

Do I need an ATAS certificate?

If your course's CAH3 code requires one and your nationality is not exempt — it is free, and it takes at least 30 working days, so it cannot be left late. Read the TB and ATAS guide

QUESTION 06

Does a student loan or sponsorship count as money?

Yes — with evidence from the loan or sponsorship company, and your sponsor's written consent if you were sponsored in the last 12 months. Read the financial requirement guide

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