FEES ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE

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FEES ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE Legislation set down by the Scottish Executive instructs publicly funded colleges and universities on the conditions that students have to fulfil in order to be eligible to be classed as home students for fee purposes. There are many different categories of home fee payer and the regulations can be quite complex. Please complete Sections 1, 2 and 10, and any of Sections 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 which are relevant. If your circumstances are not covered by this questionnaire, please include a letter indicating why you think you are eligible for home fee status. Please make sure you complete all relevant sections as accurately as possible and provide all necessary documents to avoid being quoted the higher rate of fees (overseas fee), and for your application being delayed. Fees can be viewed on our website www.nescol.ac.uk under the international section. SECTION 1 PERSONAL DETAILS 1. Which course have you applied for? 2. Surname (Family name): 3. First name: 4. Title (Mr, Mrs, Miss etc): 5. Present address: 6. Permanent home address: (if different to the above) 7. Date of birth: 8. Telephone Number: 9. Email address: 10. Nationality (citizenship): (If you have citizenship of two or more countries please list them both/all) Page 1 of 6

11. Can you please give details of the nationality (citizenship) of family members this includes your spouse (husband or wife) or civil partner, any children you may have, your parents and grandparents (mother s and father s parents): Family Member Nationality (e.g. French) Country of Current Residence (e.g. France) Family Member Nationality (e.g. French) Country of Current Residence (e.g. France) Spouse/Civil Partner Child 1 Child 2 Child 3 Child 4 Mother Maternal Grandmother Maternal Grandfather Father Paternal Grandmother Paternal Grandfather 12. Give details of country/countries in which you have been resident over the past five years Country Dates of residence Main reason for residence (e.g. study, employment, living with family etc.) Example: France Feb 2008 Mar 2011 Study Scotland Mar 2011 present employment 13. For UK nationals who have moved or are planning to move to Scotland from England, Wales or Northern Ireland, please indicate when you moved and give details of the reason why. Country Dates of residence Main reason for residence (e.g. study, employment, living with family etc.) Example: England Feb 2008 Mar 2014 living with family Scotland Mar 2014 present study Page 2 of 6

SECTION 2 IMMIGRATION STATUS Immigration Status (please tick one, and give any dates as requested) Please provide: Student visa holder Copy of relevant page(s) of passport British Citizen or Commonwealth national with Right of Abode Copy of relevant page(s) of passport British Overseas Territories 1 national Copy of relevant page(s) of passport Indefinite leave to enter or remain Copy of relevant page(s) of passport and/or Home Office letter and page(s) showing date of entry to the UK. Asylum seeker Copy of Home Office letter or Asylum Registration Card Refugee status Or you are the spouse or child of someone granted refugee status Refused refugee status but granted one of the following: exceptional leave to enter/remain humanitarian protection discretionary leave temporary protection Or you are the spouse or child of someone refused refugee status but granted one of the above Time limit on stay Date that last passport stamp or visa was issued: Date of expiry of most recent permission to stay: EU 2 or EEA national, other than UK, EU Overseas Territories 3 national or Swiss national Copy of Home Office letter or refugee travel documents Copy of Home Office letter Copy of relevant page(s) of passport Copy of relevant page(s) of passport 1 The British Overseas Territories are: Anguilla, Bermuda, British Antarctic Territory, British Indian Ocean Territory, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Dulcie and Oeno Islands, Falkland Islands, Gibraltar, Montserrat, Pitcairn, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Isles, St Helena and Dependencies, Turks and Caicos Islands. 2 The EU comprises the UK plus Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden. The EEA is made up of all the countries in the EU plus Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. 3 The EU Overseas Territories are: Aruba, Faeroe Islands, French Polynesia, French Southern and Antarctic Territories, Greenland Henderson, Mayotte, Netherlands Antilles, New Caledonia and Dependencies, St Pierre et Miquelon, Wallis and Futuna Islands Page 3 of 6

SECTION 3 PERSONS TEMPORARILY EMPLOYED OUTSIDE THE UK 1. Have you been ordinarily resident in the UK/EEA for the last three years? Yes No 2. If no, and your absence was due to temporary employment overseas, please indicate whether the employee was: Yourself Your parent(s) Your spouse 3. Give details of employment in the last five years you must provide documentary evidence of the temporary nature of the employment: Employer s name Employer s address Start/end dates 4. Do you maintain a property in the UK/EEA? Yes No 5. How often have you visited the property in the last three years? Please give dates and length of stay. SECTION 4 EUROPEAN UNION NATIONALS 1. Are you, your parents, your spouse/civil partner or any other family member a national of a member state of the European Union (EU)? Yes No 2. If yes, please state who the EU national is (i.e. their relationship to you) and their nationality (e.g. my child, French or my grandmother, Spanish): 3. Have you been resident in the European Economic Area (EEA) continuously for the last three years? (Please ignore absences of less than four weeks.) Yes No 4. If no, give details of periods when you were resident outside the EEA, including where you were resident, with dates, and reasons for absence from the EEA. (If absence was for employment, you must attach documentary evidence confirming the temporary nature of the employment.) Country Dates of residence Main reason for residence (e.g. study, employment, living with family etc.) Page 4 of 6

SECTION 5 EEA MIGRANT WORKERS 1 1. Are you, your parent(s), your spouse/civil partner or any other family members EEA migrant workers? 2. If yes, please indicate the relevant person: Yes No Yourself Your parent(s) Your spouse Other family member (please state relationship e.g. grandmother) 3. Please state the nationality of the migrant worker: 4. Name and address of employer: Start date of employment: 5. Have you personally been resident in the EEA for the last three years? SECTION 6 CHILDREN OF TURKISH WORKERS IN THE UK 1. Do either of your parents have Turkish nationality? 2. If yes, are they or have they been working in the UK: Yes No Yes - mother Yes - father No Yes No 3. Name and address of employer (you must attach documentary evidence e.g. copy of work permit in passport and contract of employment): Start date of employment: End date of employment (if relevant): SECTION 7 ASYLUM SEEKERS 1. Are you or your parent(s) seeking asylum from the UK government? Yes No 2. On what date did you or your parents make an application for asylum in the UK? 3. How long have you lived in Scotland? years and months 1 EEA MIGRANT WORKER A person who is a national of an EEA state (except the UK), is employed in the UK, and who has rights to be treated no less favourably than a UK national. Page 5 of 6

4. Please give the name and address of your current or most recent secondary school or college: SECTION 8 REFUGEES AND PERSONS OF SIMILAR STATUS 1. As the result of an application for asylum in the UK have you, your parent(s) or your spouse/civil partner been granted any of the following: (please tick one) Refugee status Exceptional leave to enter or remain Humanitarian protection Discretionary leave Temporary protection 2. On what date did you arrive in the UK?: 3. Have you been ordinarily resident in the UK since this status was granted? Yes No SECTION 9 ANY OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES If you do not meet any of the other circumstances described on this form e.g. you have or will need a student visa to come to the UK, you are in the UK on a work permit or as a work permit dependant etc. please give details below: SECTION 10 DECLARATION I declare that to the best of my knowledge, all the information given in this form is complete and accurate and I have attached documentary evidence to support the answers given. Signed: Date: If you have any questions about this form please contact: Zuzana Banicova Student Learner Services North East Scotland College Gallowgate Aberdeen AB25 1BN United Kingdom Please return the completed form to: Information & Admissions Office North East Scotland College FREEPOST AB580 Gallowgate Aberdeen AB25 1ZQ United Kingdom Tel: 01224 612635 Email: z.banicova@nescol.ac.uk Page 6 of 6