However, it has also been reported that data released by the British Treasury said that after losing the European Union, the largest trading partner, the United Kingdom will lose 30% of its national income by 2030. This part of the loss can only be obtained from taxpayers' pockets through means such as raising prices. Coupled with various economic reasons such as the devaluation of the pound, prices should rise as a whole after Brexit. So even though the exchange rate of the pound has fallen and tuition fees have fallen, the cost of living has to go up.

Visa aspects

Q: After the UK leaves the EU, will there be any changes in terms of visas?

A: Xian Weixuan, Director of UK Study Abroad Products at Kai Tak, believes that there has been little change in terms of visas. Now Chinese students can apply for a UK visa and a Schengen visa at the same time in one form. Once the UK leaves the EU, the relationship between EU countries and the UK may not be so close. Study in the UK Depending on the annual cost , the visa procedure may not be as simple as it is now, but the overall impact is not large.