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Reasonably be incurred before the decision, such as course fees, or deposits on accommodation (though the Home Office does not advise students to use their funds before the decision is made).
Verification or other checks may show that at the point of decision, the funds a student has available are less than they held for the 28- day period before the date of application. Under paragraph ST 12.7., where the level of funds held when the application is being considered is substantially below the amount required, you need to confirm with the applicant whether the funds have been spent on course fees or a deposit for accommodation.
Verification or other checks may show that at the point of decision, the funds a student has available are less than they held for the 28- day period before the date of application. Under paragraph ST 12.7., where the level of funds held when the application is being considered is substantially below the amount required, you need to confirm with the applicant whether the funds have been spent on course fees or a deposit for accommodation.
If you are not satisfied the reduction in funds is because they have been spent, in
part, on fees or accommodation, you must refuse the application.
‘Substantially’ below the level of funds required is not defined in the rules. This is
because the amount required for different students can vary, as can the cost of
students’ or dependants’ accommodation arrangements. However, it is reasonable
for funds equivalent to the first month’s living costs to be spent on accommodation in
advance of coming to the UK. This would be, for example, up to:
- £1,334 for a student based in London;
- £1,023 for a student based outside London;
- £845 each for a dependent partner or child based in London
- £680 each for a dependent partner or child based outside London
Finance For Education
Inner London University
If the course fee is £ 14000 student paid £ 2000 of the offer letter. Student is applying alone sufficient fund to show maintenance. University is in inner London
Tuition Fee : £ 14000
Initial Payment : £ 2000 / £ 12000
Maintenance Required : £ 1334 * 9 = £ 12006
Total Maintenance Fund = £ 12006
Balance Fees + Maintenance fees
12000 + 12006 = £ 24006
Outer London University
If the course fee is £ 15000 student paid £ 3000 of the offer letter. Student is applying alone sufficient fund to show maintenance. University is in outer London
Tuition Fee : £ 15000
Initial Payment : £ 3000 / £ 12000
Maintenance Required : £ 1023 * 9 = £ 9207
Total Maintenance Fund = £ 12006
Balance Fees + Maintenance fees
12000 + 9207 = £ 21207