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I'll be in London for 6 months. UK banks ask for proof of address which I don't have yet. What works?
Tube every day adds up. Is the monthly pass worth it? Is cycling realistic? Are buses good?
I'm worried I'll spend 3 months in my room. How do international students actually meet people in London?
First time abroad. Schools sell homestays. SpareRoom has shared flats. Which is better?
I'm seeing wildly different numbers online. What does it actually cost to live in London as a student per month, in 2026?
Banks ask for proof of address that I don't have yet as a new arrival. What actually works for opening an account?
Mine has to be the natural history museum!
Limebikes are another pocket-friendly option for exploring by bike, and the City and West End are very walkable. Loads of free museums too – ...
London is expensive as hell right now 😭 so I’m trying to find genuinely good free things to do that don’t feel dead or boring. Like proper London ...
There is nothing like London for free culture: The British Museum, the V&A, the Tates, The National Gallery, The Natural History Museum, The ...
A few tips for people coming to study in London · Look into whether your uni has a student ambassador scheme. · If you're in student halls, make ...
Handle essentials first: apply for your visa early, open a UK bank account immediately upon arrival, get a UK phone plan, and grab a 16-25 ...
I'm an American college student heading to study abroad at London Metropolitan University this coming year (starting September 2026).
I'm an international student from the USA, and I'll be arriving in London this weekend. I have my E-visa and passport, plus any necessary ...