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Full-time EU students – application forms

To apply for a Tuition Fee Loan:

• use form EUPR1a - continuing full-time EU students
• use form EU12N - new full-time EU students

The EUPR1a form will be sent automatically to continuing full-time EU students.

• Download New full-time EU students application form (EU12N) 2012/13 (PDF, 308K)

Part-time EU students

New part-time EU students can apply now for a Tuition Fee Loan using the EUPTL1 form.

Continuing part-time EU students should use form EUPTG1 to apply for a Tuition Fee Grant.

You should send the form after you’ve enrolled on your course as your university or college need to stamp and sign it first.

• Download Guide for part-time EU students in 2012/13 (PDF, 220K) Opens new window

• Download new part-time EU student Tuition Fee Loan application form (EUPTL1) (PDF 975 KB) Opens new window

• Download notes for new part-time EU student Tuition Fee Loan application form (EUPTL1) (PDF 562 KB) Opens new window

• Download continuing part-time EU student Tuition Fee Grant application form 2012/13 (EUPTG1) (PDF, 900KB) Opens new window

• Download notes for continuing part-time EU student Tuition Fee Grant application form 2012/13 (EUPTG1) (PDF, 107KB) Opens new window

If your course, income or family circumstances change

Tell the Student Finance Services European Team if your course, income or family circumstances change as this can affect what you're entitled to.

Full-time students can do this using form EUCO1. Part-time students should contact the Student Finance Services European Team.

• Download EUCO1 - Change of Circumstances Form for full-time EU students 2012/13 (PDF, 217K)

• Student Finance Services European Team

Changing how much loan you’ve applied for

If you want to change the amount of loan you applied for, use the Tuition Fee Loan Request Form.

• Download EU Tuition Fee Loan Request Form 2012/13 (PDF, 101K)

Evidence

All new students have to send evidence to prove their identity.

• EU students - how to prove your identity

If you need to send evidence of things like your household income or marital status, the documents needed as evidence vary according to your EU country.

Photocopies

If you send photocopies of your evidence and not the originals, copies must be certified by an official. You need to send the Certifier checklist form signed by the person who certifies your photocopies.

• Download EU certifier checklist form 2012/13 (PDF, 78K)

Evidence needed

• Download EU student evidence factsheet (PDF, 385K)

Student loans: terms and conditions

For information about how loans are repaid and when and how you start repaying them, see the terms and conditions.

• Download Student loans guide to terms and conditions 2012/13 (PDF, 276K)

More useful links

• Data Protection Statements: how your information is used

• Help with PDF files