Tuition Fees

International Payments

Payment from an International Bank Account

You can pay your tuition fees online with a debit or credit card, using our Student Self Service Portal (S3P - Registration only) or Online Payment Portal, or by bank transfer. Bank Transfer is via our partners Convera and Flywire only, see details below. Cheques are also accepted.

When making a tuition fee payment quote your student number in the payment reference. This will ensure your payment can be allocated upon arrival. 

To find your student number:

  • current or previously registered students - number is on your smartcard
  • prospective postgraduate students - number is the first 9 digits of your applicant number
  • If you have applied for a Tier 4 Visa - it is the first number on the top of your CAS statement

To ensure a smooth registration process, we recommend you arrange payment before arriving in Newcastle.

University tuition fees are not subject to exchange control regulations for Chinese students.

Newcastle University takes payment security very seriously. We work with our bank and our payment service providers to provide you with safe secure platforms for you to pay your fees. 

Where the University is unable to receive payments that involve either directly or indirectly countries that are subject to varying degrees of Economic Sanctions, student may need to make alternative arrangements to pay their fees.

Current countries affected by Banking Sanctions are:

  • Iran
  • Venezuela
  • Cuba
  • Syria
  • Crimea
  • Donetsk People’s Republic (a.k.a. DNR)
  • Luhansk People’s Republic (a.k.a. LNR)
  • Kherson
  • Zaporizhzhia 

If you are planning to make a payment from any of the areas above, please complete Newcastle University Pre-Payment Advice Form first and await guidance from a member of our Finance Team.

If you are making a payment from Russia, please contact Cash@ncl.ac.uk for further information.

Ways to pay:

Cash Payments

We want to protect you by making sure you don't take unnecessary risks with your money. To ensure your safety in paying your tuition fees, we no longer accept cash payments.