If you think you qualify for 'home' fees under any of the sections mentioned above and your institution has classified you as an international student, you should ask your institution to re-assess your fee status. You will probably be asked to provide evidence to show that you meet the requirements of the relevant rules. British Council cannot appeal to your institution on your behalf. If you are in any doubt about your fee status or would like more information on how to appeal your institution's decision, please contact UKCISA (see useful information below).
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