I have been conditionally admitted Being conditionally admitted to the Master’s programme means your application is incomplete. You will need to add information to your application file. The Admissions Board will let you know what is missing from your file. You will not be officially admitted until all requirements are met. However, you can already apply for a visa, and organise your tuition payment. How you do this, can be found below under ‘I have been provisionally admitted’.  I have been provisionally admitted If you are provisionally admitted, this means the PThU has accepted you as a student. This means you can take the following steps. 1. You should apply for a visa or residence permit, if you are a non-EU/EEA student In the first weeks of June, you will be contacted by the Immigration Service Desk of the University of Groningen, our academic partner to which we have outsourced the visa procedure. You will be asked to send them the relevant documents for visa and residence permit application. 2. You should provide proof of sufficient financial means  One of the requirements for a visa is a proof of sufficient financial means. This should normally be a scholarship letter or a grant agreement. If you don’t have such a letter, you will be asked to transfer the total amount of minimally required funds (for living and accommodation) to the bank account of the University of Groningen. The full amount will be transferred to your Dutch bank account after arriving in the Netherlands. 3. You should pay your tuition fees  To complete your registration as a student, you will need to transfer the tuition fees to the account of the Protestant Theological University.  You will receive an invitation from Studielink to upload your payment details. Please check the Studielink manual for instructions, if needed.