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To help you get started, we’d like to invite you to our upcoming student webinars. These sessions are designed to give you all the essential information you need for a smooth transition. You’ll also get the chance to meet our college staff, student support officers, and current students who have been exactly where you are and can share valuable advice.

✨ Why join?

• Gain step-by-step guidance on your pre-arrival journey
• Meet the people who will support you throughout your studies
• Ask questions and get answers live during the session

📌 Missed a webinar?

No problem — recordings will be available afterwards. If you still have questions, our team is here to help.

Upcoming Pre-Arrival Webinars:

Sorry there are no webinars scheduled at the moment, please check back closer to your enrolment.

In order to avoid delays in getting your visa, it is very important to apply for yourÌýÌýas soon as you have received your Confirmation of Acceptance for Study (CAS) letter. Any delays in receiving your visa, will impact your ability to register onto your course on time.

Our team can support you through this process. You can reach out by usingÌýthis form.

We will request updates on your visa application status via CAS Shield, the online self-service system that you used when you submitted your CAS documents. Please ensure that you click the button that best represents your situation so we can promptly assist you. Once you’ve received your visa, please upload the vignette on CAS Shield.

Student Accommodation:

Bills included

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Home Stay:

Staying with a host family, with options from Self-catering to Half-Board (meals provided).

Host Family Stay – (weekly cost £199+)

Student Accommodation agents:

For some listings, utility bills may not be included.

Amber Student –

Spot a Home – Ìý

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Private Rental:

For some listings you may need to contact the landlords directly, utility bills may not be included.

For reference only, availability as of 13 May 2026 and is subject to change at any time.

Immediately after you’ve received your visa, book your flight. When booking your flight, please make sure you arrive a few days before your first day of the term, so you have enough time to check-in to your accommodation and you join your classes on time.

We will request updates on your flight details via CAS Shield, the online self-service system that you used when you submitted your CAS documents. Once you’ve booked your flight, please upload your flight ticket on CAS Shield so we can prepare for your arrival.

We strongly advise that you pay your remaining fee from your home country as soon as you receive your visa and before you travel to the UK. Settling all due payments prior to arrival will allow you to focus on your studies and to enjoy your student life. Without paying your tuition fees, you may not receive your timetable and may have restrictions applied to your university facilities.

You can easily pay your tuition and fees online via Flywire, our preferred payment partner. Flywire provides a secure global payment network that simplifies paying your fees from your home country and countries around the world. Payment options can include bank transfers, credit cards, e-wallets and more, typically in your home currency for most countries.ÌýÌýto make your payment

If you want to discuss about your tuition fee payment, you can contact our Credit Control team atÌý[email protected]

If you will finance your studies via Student Loan Company (SLC), you must make your application prior to arrival at the college. You can start making an application by clickingÌý.

Please note that SFE take between 6 to 8 weeks to process SLC applications so please sure that you apply well in advance of your course start date.

Important notice:ÌýEnsure that on your SFE Application you provided theÌýcorrect course information and the correct course titles. Any incorrect information will definitely result in the rejection of your SFE loan application.

Setting up your eVisa account:

You can set up your eVisa as soon as your visa isÌýgranted. You should create your UKVI online accountÌýbefore arriving in the UK. This ensures you can manage your digital immigration status without delays.

Steps to Take:

1. Access Your eVisa:ÌýCreate a UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) account to access your eVisa ()

Ensure your personal details and the passport you will use for travel are correctly linked to your UKVI account. ()

2. Verify Your eVisa Details:ÌýUse the ‘View and Prove Your Immigration Status’ service to confirm that your immigration status is displayed correctly and that you have permission to travel to the UK.

We want you to have the best possible student experience and we will provide you informative induction and orientation events to help you settle into your studies and make friends. We strongly advise that you don’t miss any of these events and that you attend lectures from day one in order to have the best possible academic outcome.

To enjoy the full student experience, you need to arrive on campus no later than the course start date as stated in your offer letter and Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS).

If you anticipate arriving in the UK after your course start date, it is crucial to inform us as soon as possible. Please email the Pre-Arrival team atÌý[email protected]

Kindly note that late arrival requests submitted to other teams will delay processing. To ensure a prompt response,Ìýall requests must be directed to the Pre-Arrival teamÌýat the email provided above.

To help you get started, we’d like to invite you to our upcoming student webinars. These sessions are designed to give you all the essential information you need for a smooth transition. You’ll also get the chance to meet our college staff, student support officers, and current students who have been exactly where you are and can share valuable advice.

If you want to discuss about your tuition fee payment, you can contact our Credit Control team at [email protected]

By Heathrow Express and the London Underground

1. Heathrow Express to Paddington Station

• Take the Heathrow Express train from Heathrow Airport to Paddington Station.
• Trains run every 15 minutes and the journey takes about 15 minutes.

2. Paddington Station to Baker Street Station

• From Paddington Station, take the Bakerloo line (brown) towards Elephant & Castle.
• Travel 2 stops to Baker Street Station.

3. Baker Street Station to Canary Wharf Station

• At Baker Street Station, transfer to the Jubilee line (silver/grey) towards Stratford.
• Travel 7 stops to Canary Wharf Station.

4. Canary Wharf Station to Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich DLR Station

• At Canary Wharf Station, follow the signs to the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) platform.
• Take the DLR towards Lewisham.
• Travel 4 stops to Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich Station.

5. Walk to the Campus

• Exit Cutty Sark Station and walk to 259 Greenwich High Road, London, SE10 8NB.
• Head south along Greenwich Church Street, then continue onto Greenwich High Road.
• The campus is approximately a 10-minute walk from the station.

By London Underground and DLR

1. Piccadilly Line to Green Park Station

• From Heathrow Airport, take the Piccadilly line (dark blue) towards Cockfosters.
• Travel to Green Park Station.

2. Green Park Station to Canary Wharf Station

• At Green Park Station, transfer to the Jubilee line (silver/grey) towards Stratford.
• Travel 5 stops to Canary Wharf Station.

3. Canary Wharf Station to Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich DLR Station

• Follow the signs to the DLR platform.
• Take the DLR towards Lewisham.
• Travel 4 stops to Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich Station.

4. Walk to the Campus

• Exit Cutty Sark Station and walk to 259 Greenwich High Road, London, SE10 8NB.
• The walk takes approximately 10 minutes.

By Elizabeth Line and National Rail (Recommended Budget Option)

1. Elizabeth Line to Canary Wharf

• Take the Elizabeth Line from Heathrow Airport towards Abbey Wood.
• Travel directly to Canary Wharf Station.

2. Canary Wharf to Greenwich

• Transfer to the DLR towards Lewisham.
• Travel 4 stops to Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich Station.

3. Walk to the Campus

• Walk approximately 10 minutes to 259 Greenwich High Road, London, SE10 8NB.

By National Rail via London Bridge

1. Travel to London Bridge Station

• Take the Elizabeth Line from Heathrow Airport to Paddington.
• Transfer to the London Underground and travel to London Bridge Station.

2. London Bridge to Greenwich Station

• Take a Southeastern train from London Bridge to Greenwich Station.
• The journey takes approximately 10 minutes.

3. Walk to the Campus

• Exit Greenwich Station.
• Turn right onto Greenwich High Road.
• Continue for approximately 5 minutes to 259 Greenwich High Road, London, SE10 8NB.

By Private Car or Taxi

• A taxi or private hire vehicle from Heathrow Airport to 259 Greenwich High Road, London, SE10 8NB typically takes 60–90 minutes depending on traffic.
• The journey is approximately 25–30 miles (40–48 km).

By Train and National Rail

1. From Gatwick Airport to London Bridge Station

• Take a Thameslink train or Southern service from Gatwick Airport to London Bridge Station.
• The journey typically takes 30–45 minutes.

2. From London Bridge Station to Greenwich Station

• At London Bridge Station, transfer to a Southeastern train towards Dartford, Gravesend, Gillingham, or Cannon Street via Greenwich.
• Get off at Greenwich Station.
• This leg of the journey takes approximately 10 minutes.

3. Walk to the Campus

• Exit Greenwich Station and turn right onto Greenwich High Road.
• Continue along Greenwich High Road for approximately 5 minutes.
• The campus at 259 Greenwich High Road, London, SE10 8NB will be on your route.

Total journey time: Approximately 50–60 minutes.

By Train and DLR

1. From Gatwick Airport to London Bridge Station

• Take a Thameslink train or Southern service from Gatwick Airport to London Bridge Station.
• The journey takes approximately 30–45 minutes.

2. From London Bridge Station to Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich DLR Station

• Take a Southeastern train from London Bridge Station to Lewisham Station (approximately 10 minutes).
• At Lewisham Station, transfer to the DLR towards Bank.
• Travel 2 stops and get off at Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich Station (approximately 6 minutes).

3. Walk to the Campus

• Exit Cutty Sark Station and head south along Greenwich Church Street.
• Continue onto Greenwich High Road.
• Walk approximately 10 minutes to 259 Greenwich High Road, London, SE10 8NB.

Total journey time: Approximately 55–65 minutes.

By Private Car or Taxi

• A taxi or private hire vehicle from Gatwick Airport to 259 Greenwich High Road, London, SE10 8NB typically takes 45–75 minutes depending on traffic conditions.
• The journey is approximately 30–35 miles (48–56 km).

Directions:

CityMapperÌý–Ìý

Google MapsÌý–Ìý

Buying Train Tickets:

National RailÌý–

TrainlineÌý–Ìý

Booking Taxi’s Pre-Arrival:

Jewels Airport TransfersÌý–Ìý

Booking Taxi’s at the Airport:

UberÌý–Ìý

It is important that you declare any medical conditions, disabilities or specific learning differences during your admission stage so that we can prepare to support you before you arrive. However, you will also get the opportunity to let us know during your face-to-face registration. You can let us know anytime if anything changes and we can offer support and guidance.

You can inform us of this at registration or email the campus welfare officer at [email protected]

Keep us up to date with your details (UK address, phone number, email) if anything changes. You can also email [email protected]

GP (General Practitioner) is a doctor that provides medical treatment and can refer you to other National Health Services (NHS)

You can register with a GP at a Doctor’s practice close to where you live. Do not wait until you are ill. You can speak with UHE UK Welfare ([email protected]) who will be able to help you find GPs and dental practices in your local area.

Please make sure you pick up a UK SIM Card as you will be required to have a UK number for the duration of your studies. Contact your Student Support Officer if you need some help doing this.

International students are able to open a UK bank account. To open a bank account you need to show aÌýUniversity registration letter (or status letter).

You will be eligible to apply for a University registration letter after you have attended one full week of lessons. Opening a bank account can take between two to three weeks.

If you have any queries about banking, please contact the college reception.

Some banks will not open accounts for students under the age of 18. If this is the case, please come and speak to the Campus Manager. We can provide advice and will help you during induction to get the correct documentation in place.

The bank will also need to see other documents including your passport and visa. Each bank will have its own requirements and will explain which documents they require and you can check these online.

During your face-to-face registration, you will receive a quick post arrival survey to complete. This will allow us to see how you have found your arrival at UHE UK and highlight to us any areas of improvement or changes that we can make to ensure the process is as smooth as possible for students.

It is important that you declare any medical conditions, disabilities or specific learning differences during your admission stage so that we can prepare to support you before you arrive. However, you will also get the opportunity to let us know during your face-to-face registration. You can let us know anytime if anything changes and we can offer support and guidance.

Keep us up to date with your details (UK address, phone number, email) if anything changes. You can also email [email protected]

During your face-to-face registration, you will receive a quick post arrival survey to complete. This will allow us to see how you have found your arrival at UHE UK and highlight to us any areas of improvement or changes that we can make to ensure the process is as smooth as possible for students.

During the first week of term induction, meet and greet events will be scheduled for current/new students, tutors, and members of staff.Ìý The schedule will be confirmed at your enrolment meeting. It is important that you attend these events so that you get to know your fellow students, tutors and UHE UK support staff.

The induction sessions will help you familiarise yourself with the team, the campus and facilities, and the city. It will also be an opportunity to speak with current students and to make friends. You will receive a lot of useful information about how to open a bank account, how to register with a doctor and what services are available to you. You will also attend an academic induction during the first week of teaching. This is an opportunity for you to meet your tutors, learn all about your course, meet classmates and ask questions.

These inductions also give you the opportunity to ask questions and get an understanding of what to expect during your time at UHE UK.

You will receive your induction timetable once you have completed your face-to-face registration.

You must attend all induction sessions.

Information about accessing this will be shared as part of your enrolment and induction.

Assistance can be sought from reception, via personal tutors or emailing:

Information coming soon.

Emergency Police/Ambulance/Fire call 999.

UHE UKÌýÌý

259 Greenwich High Rd, London SE10 8NB
Email:Ìý[email protected]