Select from the topics below to find out all you need to know about coming to Scotland to start your studies at Edinburgh Napier.
A visa (sometimes referred to as ‘Entry Clearance’) gives you permission to enter the UK.
This page lists frequently asked questions about CAS.
An Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) is advanced permission to travel to the UK.
An eVisa is a new digital online record of your immigration status and conditions of your permission to enter or remain in the UK.
If you are applying for UK immigration and will study for less than 6 months, you can apply for a Standard Visitor visa.
This section outlines the responsibilities of those applying for a Student Route Visa to study at Edinburgh Napier.
It is important that, as an international student, you comply with the UK immigration regulations during your registration at the University.
You can apply for a Short-term study visa to study English language in the UK.
All overseas Student Route visa applicants can expect to receive a short credibility interview at the beginning of the decision making process.
In addition to the visa application fee applicants are also required to pay an immigration health charge (IHS).
The visa process is an application - and sometimes applications can be refused.
ATAS (the Academic Technology Approval Scheme) is a scheme by which the UK government screens students from outside Europe.
Find out Latest Visa Regulations for Bringing your Family/Dependants.
Information for International students on the use of e-Gates and border control
Contact our Visa and International Support team to get qualified advice on the visa process, or support with immigration questions.Tel: +44 131 455 2272 Email: internationalsupport@napier.ac.uk