I intend to start my Masters Degree next January in a UK University, but the issue is, I am still considered as an international student in terms of tution fees after spending over 3 years in UK on work permit.
Is there any university in the UK that can waive this for me, since I have stayed legally in UK for over 3 years.
Your comment and advise will be appreciated

Anyone with useful info, pls?

This topic will likely get better responses in the travel section so It'll be moved there.

AK, Londoncool and other gurus in the house please help out a brother.

@Mr French

Even if you stay in UK for 10 years on work permit, you will still pay the foreign student fees.

I once had a BIG ARGUMENT with Finance Unit of a UK University few years ago about the meaning of the 3 years rule, it was so hot that i was reffered to UKCOSA who trained them.

The Rule says " 3 Years Ordinarily resident". I think they use wrong english though. Their meaning of it is you must have ILR and for 3 years(wrong interpretation /wrong english in my own Naija english though )

1) Are you still on Work permit visa?

2) Why can't you try Part-time of the same course but now in a different University?