British citizens:
On 1 September 2022 you are a British citizen, and you have been living in the UK and Islands, the European Economic Area, Switzerland or the UK overseas territories since 1 September 2019. For full details, see UKCISA’s guide.
Irish citizens:
On 1 September 2022 you are an Irish citizen, and you have been living in the UK and Islands, the European Economic Area, Switzerland or the UK overseas territories since 1 September 2019. For full details, see UKCISA’s guide.
Other EU nationals:
You have settled or pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme, and you have been living in the UK and Islands, the European Economic Area, Switzerland or the UK overseas territories, since 1 September 2019. For full details, see UKCISA’s guide.
Family members of British citizens:
You have been living in the UK and Islands since 1 September 2019. For full details, see UKCISA’s guide.
Indefinite Leave
On 1 September 2022 you have Indefinite Leave (Permanent Residence) and you have been living in the UK and Islands since 1 September 2019. Gaining ILR after 1 September 2022 does not change your fee status. For full details, see UKCISA’s guide.
Refugees, Humanitarian Protection
You or your relevant family member has been recognised by the UK government as a refugee or as someone with Humanitarian Protection. For full details, see UKCISA’s guide.
Long residence
You may also qualify for home fee status if in the period immediately preceding 1 September 2019 you have been living lived in the UK either for half your life, or a period of twenty years. Since 1 September 2019 you have had formal immigration permission for the UK. For full details, see UKCISA’s guide.
Asylum seekers
Asylum seekers would not ordinarily qualify for the Home UK fee status. However, LSE has two financial awards available for asylum seekers to the UK, the Access to Education Scholarships.