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Essential Documents:

  1. Flight ticket and itinerary.

  2. Passport and visa.

Ensure that your passport is valid for the entire duration of your study period plus an additional year to ensure smooth entry and exit. If you plan to travel, pursue further education, or work abroad after graduation, make sure your passport has sufficient validity. If your passport cannot cover the required period or has a risk of expiration, consider renewing it in your home country if possible.

  1. Letter of Acceptance (Offer) and Confirmation of Acceptance for      Studies (CAS).

  2. Other Documents:

  1. Financial documents: Proof of finances, proof of tuition      payment, bank statements, scholarship certificates, etc.

  2. Academic documents: IELTS score report, domestic graduation      certificate, and any other documents mentioned in the CAS.

  3. Accommodation documents (such as dormitory or rental      contracts).

  4. Tuberculosis (TB) test report.

  5. Translated driver's license (not mandatory, only for students      intending to drive in the UK). For European travel, it can be replaced      with a translation in another language.

  6. Nucleic acid test: Although the UK has lifted COVID-19      preventive measures this year, and passengers are no longer required to      provide nucleic acid test reports and Passenger Locator Forms (PLF),      airports in your home country may still require a nucleic acid test.      Please make sure to check the latest local travel regulations before departure      to avoid any travel disruptions.

 



Please note the latest entry requirements for the UK

https://www.gov.uk/uk-border-control

 

The UK has lifted all entry restrictions regardless of vaccination status.

  1. The requirement to fill out the Passenger Locator Form has been      removed.

  2. The remaining managed hotel quarantine will be fully closed by      the end of March, and quarantine will no longer be required upon entry.

  3. COVID-19 testing, including the tests on the second and eighth      day after arrival, has been canceled.

However, the UK government has stated that they have developed contingency plans to manage any potential future emergencies. It is advised to regularly check official information for the most up-to-date guidelines.

Official link:

 https://www.gov.uk/government/news/all-covid-19-travel-restrictions-removed-in-the-uk?continueFlag=e7fdf52b458fc424c633c824a33ff570

 

It is recommended to prepare the necessary items (may vary depending on individual circumstances):

  1. Valid passport and several photocopies.

  2. Flight tickets and itinerary: Double-check the passenger's name      and personal information on the tickets and itinerary before departure.

  3. Visa and photocopies: Confirm the information and validity date      of the UK visa or entry permit, if applicable.

  4. Confirmation letter for collecting the Biometric Residence      Permit (BRP) and a few photocopies.

  5. Printed CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies): It is      recommended to print multiple copies.

  6. Vaccination proof (if available): Carry an international travel      vaccination certificate in case of random checks by customs upon entry.

  7. Tuberculosis test certificate: If required, bring the X-ray      examination form and provide it when necessary.

  8. Confirmation letter for airport pickup (if applicable): Whether      arranged by the university or other channels, it is advisable to print the      confirmation letter for any unforeseen circumstances.

  9. Arrival destination information: including address, contact phone      number, and directions. Prepare them in advance on a piece of paper for      reference.

  10. Emergency contact information for the university, such as the      address and phone number.

  11. If you have received a COVID-19 vaccine in your home country,      remember to bring the proof and keep an electronic copy. Also, register it      on WeChat as an "International Travel Health Certificate."

  12. Passport-sized photos and other size-specific identification      photos (mainly for registration and enrollment processes upon arrival in      the UK if photo submission is required).

  13. Prepare translated copies of any documents that require      translation. It is recommended to make photocopies as well, just in case.

  14. Inquire and verify in advance about any additional registration      materials required by airlines, transit or entry regions due to COVID-19      prevention measures.

  15. If you choose to carry traveler's checks or cash, be mindful of      the allowable amount of cash and make sure to keep it securely.

  16. Financial proof documents: Recent bank statements, scholarship certificates,      deposit certificates, etc., to demonstrate that you have enough funds to      cover tuition fees and living expenses during your stay in the UK.

  17. Degree certificates, academic transcripts, or technical      qualification certificates: It is recommended to carry 1-2 notarized      photocopies.

  18. Insurance documents: If you have purchased travel insurance in      advance, carry the documents that include policy terms and claims      information.

  19. Baggage inventory list: It may be required for baggage loss      insurance claims.

  20. Medication instructions: When carrying prescription drugs or      medications, include the instructions provided by the doctor.

  21. Small amounts of British pounds and Chinese yuan (renminbi)      cash: Carry some coins and small-denomination banknotes.

  22. Original and photocopies of IELTS or language proficiency test      scores.

  23. Masks, disposable gloves, goggles, head coverings, shoe covers,      protective clothing, etc. Bring as needed. The plane can be a bit chilly,      so wear appropriate clothing. Note that during security checks, you may      need to remove outerwear and shoes, and if you have a metal belt, it needs      to be taken off. If you are wearing protective clothing, put it on after      the security check as there are two rounds of security checks.