The end of a Brexit 'grace period' on university fees in 2028 means that British passport holders living in the EU will no longer qualify for home fees and could pay three times as much.
British students living in the EU and hoping to study at UK universities will from 2028 no longer qualify for 'home fees' - meaning that they will be forced to pay rising international fees that can be three times more expensive.
The change will bring rules for UK nationals living in the EU in line with other British students living outside the bloc.
Faced with the end of the so-called Brexit 'grace period' on fees in 2028, British passport holders living in the EU will lose their home fee rights and access to student finance if they haven't lived in the UK for three years prior to application.
Therefore the children of Brits who moved to the EU will only be able to go to a British university if they can afford the steep fees for international students.
