Payments

Do you need to pay for your accommodation in University-owned halls?

How much to pay

Your accommodation fee will have been given in your offer letter. The amount due each term will also show on the portal once the term starts. If you need help with your finances, there is lots of support and advice available from the University.

When to pay

Term 3 (2011/12 academic year): payment will be due on or before 7 May 2012.

Failure to pay within 21 days of the due date may result in a late payment fee in line with University Regulations.

How to pay

• Bank transfer
  This is the quickest and easiest way to pay your fees. If you have not set up a bank transfer and wish to do so our bank details are as follows:
  
  BANK NAME: NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK PLC
  CORPORATE CENTRAL BANKING
  5-10 GREAT TOWER STREET
  LONDON EC3P 3HX
  
  SORTCODE: 60-50-94
  IBAN: GB12 NWBK 60509410030751
  SWIFT CODE: NWBK GB 2L
  
  FOR CREDIT OF:
  UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM 
  ACCOUNT NUMBER: 10030751
• Online
  Alternatively, you can pay online via the student portal under the ‘my finances’ tab.  
• By cheque
  You can also write a cheque made payable to ‘The University of Nottingham’ and send it by post to Accommodation Services, The University of Nottingham, Portland Building, University Park, Nottingham, NG7 2RD.

Who to contact

If you have any problems making your payment, please email us:
e: accomfinance@nottingham.ac.uk

If you are an International applicant who will apply for a student visa under Tier 4 of the Points Based System you will need to show, as part of the visa application process, that you have sufficient funds to pay for your accommodation and other living expenses in the UK.  These funds must be held in an appropriate bank account.  We are not able to include accommodation payments in the CAS we will prepare for you for your visa application. New students are advised to only pay for your accommodation once your visa has been granted.  Current students are advised to ensure you are able to provide appropriate evidence of such funds.  Payments already made towards accommodation may not meet UK Border Agency requirements and you may also need to show sufficient funds in an appropriate bank acount. Further information on the visa application process and the funds required to make a successful visa application visit the International Office's website.