Your journey begins here. Managing your finances To open a bank account you will need: Your passport The letter of acceptance from your institution Proof.

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Your journey begins here

Managing your finances To open a bank account you will need: Your passport The letter of acceptance from your institution Proof of address and a reference Statements from your home bank A minimum amount for the initial deposit – check with the bank what this is Let the bank know if you travel home during the holidays Sharia-compliant services available at some banks 16 and 17 year olds can open a basic account Advice on managing your budget:

Getting to the UK Plan your trip carefully Budget and destination Direct flights available (London, Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle, Glasgow) Bus and Trains Airport taxis

What should I take? Travelling documents Money Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) and accommodation details Copy of your medical file from your doctor in the UAE in case you have any recurring illnesses, allergies, or are currently being treated for any illnesses

Some useful tips One set of warm clothing Some Sterling pounds currency Insurance documents A list of what is in your luggage Medicines (as prescribed by your doctor) Contact details for your final destination First steps pre-departure pack (you’ll receive this by )

Keeping safe Learn your route home from university as soon as possible Buy locks for your bags Place valuable items – TV, DVD player – away from the window Don’t take short cuts late at night, and avoid using cash machines Avoid areas known for petty crime Travel/walk home with friends Stick to public places Don’t carry large sums of money in your wallet NEVER leave your bags unattended in public (eg: Starbucks, student cafeteria, tube or bus) Remember, most students have a fantastic time in the UK - use common sense to stay safe!

Accommodation Separate application to your course Deposit required General UK accommodation information

Using public transport

Working in the UK 20 hours per week during term time Full time during holidays students/conditions/ National Association of Student Employment Services (NASES) –

Keeping healthy Healthy eating Exercise Sleep National Health Service (NHS) To register with your local GP: Your passport Proof of your student status Proof of address Or private insurance, for instance

Coping with culture shock Keep in touch with friends and family Take advantage of the university resources Keep mementos of home – photos Exercise Realise you’re not the only one in this position Make the effort to go to university organised orientation days or student mixers to make new friends

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