They produce guidance notes on a range of overseas student issues. If you decide to study in the UK you will have to pay fees to the institution you go to. This amount will vary according to the type of course and institution.
Some students are fortunate and get scholarships or grants to come to England to study.
Unfortunately, although there are a large number of students that need financial help, relatively few scholarships are available. They should have details of scholarship schemes and will also be able to give you information on educational courses and living in Britain. RNIB does not offer funding for courses. Competition for these grants is high and priority may be given to UK students. A list of grant awarding charities is available from RNIB's Education and Employment Information Service Finding information about courses and where to study Higher Education In the UK, visually impaired students attend mainstream universities to undertake courses.