Steps after an offer
When you accept an offer, add the country’s steps to that application and work through them: deposit, CAS, tests if needed, money, visa, eVisa and enrolment. Each step links to the official page and lists the documents it needs.

Pay your deposit, get your CAS, TB test (if needed), ATAS certificate (if needed), hold your money for 28 days, apply for your Student visa, pay the immigration health surcharge, set up your eVisa, enrol.
Each step links to the GOV.UK page for it, and the list shows the date it was last checked against those pages.
See which documents a step needs, and — once they’re in your vault and linked — which are still missing.
Tick steps off, skip the ones that don’t apply, reorder them, add your own (like “book my flight”) and set due dates in the university’s time.
Applying somewhere else? Use the blank template and build your own list. More countries’ steps are coming.
Information only, not immigration advice. RightUni never tells you whether you’re eligible for a visa or will get one. Always check the official page or an authorised immigration adviser.
Set the application’s status to Accepted.
Open its Steps tab and add the UK steps (or start blank).
Work through them, linking documents from your vault as you go.
More answers on the questions page.
The UK at launch, plus a blank template for anywhere. Australia, Canada, the USA, Ireland and Germany are coming.
They’re checked against the official GOV.UK pages, and the date of the last check is shown with them. Rules change, so always open the official link before you act.
No. It keeps you organised and points you to official sources. It never gives immigration advice.

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