You may get a grant to cover some of your travel expenses if you normally live in England and any of the following apply: you鈥檙e studying abroad as part of your course you鈥檙e on a study or work placement through the Turing or Taith schemes you鈥檙e a medical or dental student studying abroad or attending a clinical placement in the UK You do not have to pay back a travel grant. There are rules on eligibility and how much you鈥檒l get . There鈥檚 a different process if you鈥檙e a student from Scotland , student from Wales or student from Northern Ireland .

The amount you get depends on your total household income. This means your income, if you have one, combined with that of your parents or guardians, or spouse or partner if you live with them. Do not count income from other family members you live with. You must pay the 铿乺st 拢303 of your travel costs - and your travel grant will be reduced by 拢1 for each 拢8.73 of household income over 拢39,796. Keep your travel costs as low as possible without being impractical. If you鈥檙e on a study or work placement abroad You can apply for: up to 3 return journeys between your home and the overseas institution during a full academic year abroad help with essential expenses, medical insurance and travel visas You may be able to apply for your children鈥檚 travel costs if you鈥檙e a single parent. If you鈥檙e doing a clinical placement in the UK You can apply for travel costs between your home and the hospital or facility where you鈥檙e doing your placement.

Your permanent home address must be in England. If you鈥檙e on a study or work placement abroad You must attend an overseas institution for at least half of each academic term. This period of study can be compulsory or optional. You can also get a travel grant if you鈥檙e on: a Turing Scheme study or work placement a Taith study or work placement Other work placements do not count. You cannot apply for grants to cover the same expenses more than once. If you鈥檙e doing a clinical placement in the UK The placement must be an essential part of your medical or dental course. You will not get a travel grant if you鈥檙e eligible for means-tested bursaries or awards from the Department of Health . You can apply if you get student 铿乶ance that depends on your household income, for example a Maintenance Loan or Maintenance Grant.

Apply for student finance using your student finance account . You can register and set up an account if you do not already have one. You鈥檒l then receive a course abroad form. Once you鈥檝e filled in and returned the form, you鈥檒l automatically receive a travel grant form if you鈥檙e eligible. Keep all receipts for any expenses you want to apply for - you鈥檒l need to send copies when you apply. The money will be paid directly into your bank account. If you鈥檙e doing a clinical placement in the UK After applying for student finance for clinical study you鈥檒l automatically receive a travel grant form if you鈥檙e eligible.

Travel grants for students studying abroad or on placements (England): Overview

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Travel grants for students studying abroad or on placements (England)

Overview

You may get a grant to cover some of your travel expenses if you normally live in England and any of the following apply:

you鈥檙e studying abroad as part of your course
you鈥檙e on a study or work placement through the Turing or Taith schemes
you鈥檙e a medical or dental student studying abroad or attending a clinical placement in the UK

You do not have to pay back a travel grant. There are rules on eligibility and how much you鈥檒l get.

There鈥檚 a different process if you鈥檙e a , or .

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