Article 7 Specific conditions for students
United Kingdom
In addition to the general conditions stipulated in Article 6, a third-country national who applies to be admitted for the purpose of study shall:
have been accepted by an establishment of higher education to follow a course of study;
provide the evidence requested by a Member State that during his/her stay he/she will have sufficient resources to cover his/her subsistence, study and return travel costs. Member States shall make public the minimum monthly resources required for the purpose of this provision, without prejudice to individual examination of each case;
provide evidence, if the Member State so requires, of sufficient knowledge of the language of the course to be followed by him/her;
provide evidence, if the Member State so requires, that he/she has paid the fees charged by the establishment.
Students who automatically qualify for sickness insurance in respect of all risks normally covered for the nationals of the Member State concerned as a result of enrolment at an establishment shall be presumed to meet the condition of Article 6(1)(c).