UK to charge universities $1,200 per international student: How the new levy could affect Indian applican
Education · First reported 27 Oct, 05:13 · Updated 07:55

The UK government plans an annual levy on international students at universities in England from August 2028; universities, rather than students, would pay it.
- The proposed annual charge is £925 for each overseas enrolment above an institution’s first 220 international students.
- The report estimates first-year revenue of £445 million in 2028–29, rising to £480 million by 2030–31.
- Students would not pay the levy directly, though the report says universities could respond by changing tuition fees.
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