本帖最後由 kaplanmeier 於 22-10-7 16:04 編輯
Eligibility for paying homefee: I have an impression that in the past, the rules excluded “receiving education alone” as a settled purpose, and so a student attending a boarding school for three or more years without a parent or a grandy in the UK was not supposed to be considered "settled", and that’s why people concluded somewhat that the parents had to pay tax; of course having paid tax could not be a necessary condition because if it were, it would imply that someone from an underprivileged family would have to pay the international fee even when he was born and grew up in the UK for his entire life. Anyway, I believe that nowadays education has been accepted as a settled purpose, see
https://www.ukcisa.org.uk/Information--Advice/Fees-and-Money/Ordinary-residence-case-law
However, to attend aboarding school in the UK, I believe that every non-BC non-refugee child (under18) should have a guardian residing physically in the UK. Or…?
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發表於 22-10-6 17:42
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