Your FAL will be issued after you have submitted all of the necessary documents and after we have received confirmation of your course details directly from the university. Your FAL will then be processed by our international team who will send it on to your embassy/high commission for confirmation. Please be patient as you wait […]
A replacement card will be provided. However, there will be a fee to issue a new cash card and for the transfer of funds. This fee will be applied to you and deducted from the amount transferred on your replacement card. Please advise your programme officer or the fellowships team as soon as possible if your […]
Unfortunately, we are not able to provide the specific breakdown of scholarships available per country.
Chevening welcomes applicants from all fields of study. However, you may choose to align your course choices with what the UK is currently doing in your country. For more information, please visit www.gov.uk/government/world
If the embassy or high commission in your country has temporarily suspended operations, please contact us via our website for further information.
The Secretariat can provide UK visa guidance only. Your fellowship host institution will provide you with immigration guidance for any additional visas that may be required for the duration of your course.
You will receive visa guidance in the pre-departure Fellowgram, approximately 8-10 weeks before the start of your Chevening Fellowship.
If you’re selected for a Chevening Scholarship award, you can contact our immigration team for further advice about this.
You can submit your application without a valid passport. However, you will be required to bring a valid passport or official photo identification to your interview at the British embassy or high commission if selected.
As a Chevening Scholar we want you to experience as much of the UK and its culture as possible. Therefore during the tenure of your scholarship, you are permitted to travel outside of the UK for a maximum of 30 days. Travel outside of the UK requires prior consent, so you should notify your programme […]
