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Perfumdiva1 Feb 26th 2005 6:30 pm

Anyone planning on sending their kids back to the UK for University??
 
I would appreciate any info regarding the above subject

I have heard that if you accept the green card here, then u have to pay foreign student fees in the UK


Any info would be great

Ta

PD

Bob Feb 26th 2005 6:35 pm

Re: Anyone planning on sending their kids back to the UK for University??
 
There was a good thread on this already a few weeks back, I think in the moving back to UK forum...check that for info...

As for foreign fees', it's all down to residency....have to be resident for 2 or 3 years, cna't remember which...

Bob Feb 26th 2005 6:39 pm

Re: Anyone planning on sending their kids back to the UK for University??
 
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=280981

That's the thread, even...

SeveredNeurons Feb 26th 2005 6:46 pm

Re: Anyone planning on sending their kids back to the UK for University??
 

Originally Posted by Perfumdiva1
I have heard that if you accept the green card here, then u have to pay foreign student fees in the UK

Even if you accept a Green Card, then you still have your UK passport, don't you? So, that wouldn't influence whether you paid UK, EU or non EU tuition fees. I think it's like Bob eloquently stated "It's all down to residency". However, I think that your first port of call should be the ucas web page. I haven't navigated the site since the late nineties upon entering tertiary education myself, but I think you'll find it particularly useful.....enjoy.

SeveredNeurons Feb 26th 2005 6:47 pm

Re: Anyone planning on sending their kids back to the UK for University??
 

Originally Posted by Bob

Bob beat me to it. Excellent thread, contains all the info you need.

JAJ Feb 27th 2005 2:01 pm

Re: Anyone planning on sending their kids back to the UK for University??
 

Originally Posted by SeveredNeurons
Even if you accept a Green Card, then you still have your UK passport, don't you? So, that wouldn't influence whether you paid UK, EU or non EU tuition fees. I think it's like Bob eloquently stated "It's all down to residency". However, I think that your first port of call should be the ucas web page. I haven't navigated the site since the late nineties upon entering tertiary education myself, but I think you'll find it particularly useful.....enjoy.

It should be remembered that there is a risk that if a teenager goes back to the UK for university, he or she will risk losing the green card. Only by becoming a US citizen beforehand can this be safely done if coming back to the US is a priority.

Also - if the intention is to return to the US, a British education may not be as well recognised as a US university education.

Jeremy

Rete Feb 27th 2005 3:34 pm

Re: Anyone planning on sending their kids back to the UK for University??
 

Originally Posted by JAJ
It should be remembered that there is a risk that if a teenager goes back to the UK for university, he or she will risk losing the green card. Only by becoming a US citizen beforehand can this be safely done if coming back to the US is a priority.

Also - if the intention is to return to the US, a British education may not be as well recognised as a US university education.

Jeremy


The operative word is "might" If the child applies for a re-entry permit (Form I-131) before leaving they can remain outside of the US for up to two years. Before expiration of the I-131 they apply for a second one during a return to the US to visit with the parents (assumably with dirty laundry and a need for cash <s>). As long as mom and dad or a parent is still inside of the US as a PR, the child should not be thought to have abandoned residency as the stay outside was for educational reasons.

Rete


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