Managing your money in the UK

Source: https://student.sussex.ac.uk/international/money Parent: https://student.sussex.ac.uk/international/visas

Find out how to organise your finances during your time at Sussex.

[#### Opening a UK bank account

Explore the different types of accounts available.](https://student.sussex.ac.uk/international/money/bank-account)

[#### Getting a bank letter

Request a letter to support opening a bank account.](https://student.sussex.ac.uk/centre/letters)

[#### Transferring money

Get advice on how to transfer money into the UK.](https://student.sussex.ac.uk/international/money/transfer)

Tuition fees

The tuition fee you are charged depends on your fee status.

You can also appeal against your fee status if you think it’s incorrect.

Check the cost of your tuition fees and how you can pay your fees.

If you’re a returning student, see your tuition fees.

Scholarships

If you are looking for a scholarship to support your studies, see our funding information covering undergraduate, Masters and PhD options.

You can also contact your local British Council or the education department of your own government for information on financial aid and sponsorship.

If you have a question about an existing award, check our guidance on Sussex scholarships and bursaries.

American student loans and federal aid

If you are an American national or permanent resident of the US, see our American funding information.

Canadian tax forms

Canadian taxpayers who are studying full-time for a degree overseas are eligible to claim the appropriate percentage of tuition fees paid (subject to certain restrictions) as a tax credit. Read our Canadian tax forms information.

Money advice

Find out about budgeting tips to help you though your course, including a student budget calculator.

You can book a budgeting one-to-one with an advisor in the Student Centre for help managing your money.

If you’re struggling financially, find out about our Hardship Fund and Welfare Loans.