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Hi,

I am EU national and currently studying in the UK, would anyone could elaborate or give some advice which INSURANCE will cover "CSI requirement for Student" for PR purposes?


Anyone applied before and had some specific CSI that was accepted?



I want to get it as soon as possible so my time starts counting, but don't want to get wrong one(pay for it) and then it may very well not be sufficient?

Most policies are accepted as long as they are comprehensive, i.e. cover you in the majority of circumstances.
I had Aviva but there are plenty of other providers such as BUPA,WPA and AXA etc.

http://www.wpa.org.uk/quote/overview.aspx?source=fh


elite one would sound? what du u think?

LilyLalilu wrote:Most policies are accepted as long as they are comprehensive, i.e. cover you in the majority of circumstances.
I had Aviva but there are plenty of other providers such as BUPA,WPA and AXA etc.

I hope so, but from what I have read so far it aint that easy, "comprehensive" is a vague term and subject to interpretation. I have no problem spending couple thousands of pounds if I have to get required time for residency down, it's investment for my future, but ... it has to be the right one

Asmin wrote:I hope so, but from what I have read so far it aint that easy, "comprehensive" is a vague term and subject to interpretation. I have no problem spending couple thousands of pounds if I have to get required time for residency down, it's investment for my future, but ... it has to be the right one

You can get a steer on what may/may not be acceptable when caseworker comes to assess your CSI in HO guidance, here:
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _clean.pdf
- see page 41+