See how much money you need to show for a UK Student visa, compare it with the funds you hold, and check the 28-day and 31-day rules for your bank evidence.
Your course and funds
Optional — fills in the published tuition and location.
First year's fee (or the whole fee if the course is shorter).
Deposit or fees already paid to the university.
Your result
Check: Check the details below
Some information is missing, so not every rule could be checked.
Tuition still to pay
£0
Living costs: £1,171 × 9 months
£10,539
Amount to show
£10,539
Funds you hold
£0
Shortfall
£10,539
Amount
Check: Enter the funds you hold
Add the balance to compare it with the amount required.
28-day rule
Check: Add the dates to check the 28-day rule
The money must stay at or above the required amount every day for 28 consecutive days.
31-day limit
Check: Add the period end and application dates
The 28-day period must end no more than 31 days before the date you apply.
Before you rely on this
The account must be in your parent's or legal guardian's name.
You will need your birth certificate (or other proof of the relationship) and a letter from your parents consenting to you using the money.
The balance must not drop below the amount to show on any day of the 28-day period.
The money must be held with a bank or financial institution UKVI accepts — ask NepliFly to check yours before the 28-day period starts.
Money for a partner or children (if allowed) is extra and not included here.
Figures checked 16 October 2026 — source: GOV.UK (money you need, Student visa fee). Government figures change — check GOV.UK before you pay or apply. This checker does not assess your documents or your bank, and it cannot tell you whether a visa will be issued — UKVI makes that decision. Results are a general guide based on published information, not an offer, an eligibility decision or immigration advice. The NepliFly team confirms everything with you before any application.
