Starting out at university can be overwhelming with all the things that need to get done - enrolments, visa registration, payments. For international students particularly, you would need to check your visa requirements and have all your documentation and registration done correctly, and in good time, before even starting at the university.

All of this can be a bit of a hassle if you do not have the right information or know exactly what to do. That's why the University has dedicated support services and personnel to help you navigate all of these processes seamlessly and these services are completely accessible to you in a few clicks on the University of Glasgow website. 

Visa Enquiries 

For visa enquiries, there are three main ways you can get help on the university website:

[1] International Student Support Page

Head over to the University of Glasgow homepage www.gla.ac.uk and you will find a column for International Students just on the right end of the page. Click on the International Student Supoort link.

Screenshot of University website homepage highlighting International Student Support

This will take you to the International Student Support page and within a scroll you will find the section for Visas and Immigration.

Screenshot of International Student Support webpage highlighting Visas and Immigration

This is where you can find advice and information on visas and immigration as well as immigration compliance information.

[2] Contacting the International Student Support Team

The International Student Support team at UofG also offer guidance and support through your student journey. Current international students can book an appointment with a member of the team via Zoom or in person for any advice you may need (this link is found at the top of the page)

Screenshot of International Student Support appointment booking webpage

You can also find an Email us link at the bottom of the page. This will connect you to the International Student Support Team. 

[3] FAQs and Resources

Head over to the University of Glasgow www.gla.ac.uk and you will find a column for International Students on the right side of the page. Click for Information for International Students.

Screenshot of University of Glasgow website homepage highlighting international student information

This will take you to the International Students page. On the right side of the page you can find a section for FAQs

Screenshot of International Students webpage

Clicking on the FAQs column would take you to the FAQs page where you can find information on visas. 

Screenshot of international students FAQs webpage

For more resources you can also browse through the International Students page, towards the end of the page you you would find a Quick Links section on the left side. Click on Visas and Immigration.

This will also take you to the Visas and Immigration page where you can find information on anything you need to know about visas and immigration.  

Financial Enquiries

For financial enquiries, whether you are a prospective or a current student, you would generally find all of this information and contact details in the same place. 

Head over to the university homepage at www.gla.ac.uk, scroll to the end of the homepage and click on MyGlasgow Students.

Screenshot of University homepage footer with MyGlasgowStudents highlighted

This will take you to the MyGlasgow Students page. Scroll through the page and you would see a column for Student Finance on the left side. Click this column.

Screenshot of MyGlasgow Students webpage

This is the Student Finance page where you can explore information about tuition fees, financial aid, scholarships and bursaries, loans and generally anything concerning student finances. Browse through the page and click on what you are interested in finding out. 

The University website has great resource for you to find help on almost any area of enquiry you could possibly have. Taking out time to browse the website will help you to get around more quickly and also find more resources for enquiries and assistance. 


First published: 21 January 2025