Our Services
At NoumbiCo, we provide end-to-end support for your UK higher education journey. This means we are by your side from initial consultation with us to After your enrolment at university.
Services
We offer comprehensive support tailored to your journey of
studying in the UK. Explore our specialized services:
Personalised Counselling
One-on-one sessions to understand your career goals, budget and ensuring student & their sponsor(s) understand the admission process.
University Applications
Find the right courses and universities. Step-by-step guidance to craft strong applications, meet deadlines, and your chosen university offer conditions.
Visa Support
Expert guidance in filling the visa application form appropriately and submitting the right documents.
Pre-Departure Assistance
Preparation for your new adventure in the UK, including enrolment, accommodation, and cultural tips.
Universities We Support Applications To
Universities We Support Applications To
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Admission Process
To begin, you will need the following:
- International Passport
- All Certificates & Transcripts (with translations if required)
- Updated CV
NoumbiCo provides end-to-end support, including securing your university place and guiding you through the visa application process.
NoumbiCo may charge a one-off, non-refundable £30 service fee. We will let you know if this applies to you.
Tuition Fees
Tuition fees typically range from £16,000 to £36,000 per year, depending on the university and course.
Many universities offer international students upto 30% discount on their tuition fees.
You’ll need to pay a deposit to receive your CAS letter and apply for your visa. For undergraduate students, some universities may require full payment of the first year’s fees before you arrive in the UK.
Financial Requirements
The UKVI requires international students to prove they have:
- Living costs for 9 months: £10,225 (or £13,350 if studying in London). and
- Outstanding tuition fees for the first year.
You’ll need a bank statement (from yourself or a parent) showing the required amount in the account for a consecutive 28-day period. If using a parent's account, their name must appear on your birth certificate.
Example Calculation:
If your tuition fee is £13,700 and you’ve paid a deposit of £5,500, your outstanding fee will be £8,200. Adding the required living costs (£10,225), you will need a total of £18,425 available in the account.
Additional Costs
- Visa application fee: £490
- Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS): £776 per year of the visa (e.g., £3,492 for a 4-year, 4-month visa). The IHS fee provides access to the National Health Services (NHS).
Accommodation costs range from £550 to £850 per month for a room. Most students opt for shared housing, where common spaces like the kitchen and living room are shared.
Visa Application
You can apply for your visa up to 6 months before your course start date. We will guide you every step.
Upon completing your studies, you will be eligible for a 2-year Graduate visa, allowing you to work or find employment in the UK.
Working While Studying
Yes, international students can work:
- 20 hours per week during term time.
- Full-time during term holidays.
The 20-hour limit is unlikely to cover all your living expenses and should not be relied upon to pay tuition fees.
