Pay by bank transfer or online payment platform

Find out what you need to do to make a fee payment by bank transfer or online payment platform

The University of Edinburgh has partnered with Flywire to accept bank transfers, e-wallets and online payments, including China Union Pay, from UK and international students worldwide. Easily and securely make education payments in your own currency, using local payment methods from the safety and convenience of your home. With real-time tracking and around-the-clock multilingual support, millions of students and families around the world trust Flywire for payment processing.

Fully integrated with our MyEd MyFinance channel, Flywire is the most convenient way to pay your tuition and accommodation fees to the University of Edinburgh 

Pay by bank transfer or online payment via MyEd MyFinance

Flywire Benefits: 

  • Save on bank fees and exchange rates
  • Track your payments from start to finish by SMS and email
  • Make payments in more than 150 currencies, online, and from banks worldwide
  • Enjoy peace of mind with dedicated multilingual customer support
  • Ensure accurate and timely posting of your payment to your student account
  • Flywire offers a Best Price Guarantee
  • The seamless MyEd MyFinnace integration ensures a smooth refunds process in case you need to request one later.
  • Generate payment instructions for someone else paying on your behalf 

Flywire aims to provide the best price for international payments, find out more about their Best Price Guarantee program

Flywire's multilingual support is available 24/7 365 days of the year by Chat, phone and email:

Main support page including Chat

Phone support

Email

 

How to make a payment 

Please note that you must access the University’s MyEd portal to pay your tuition fees via Flywire bank transfer. Do not use any other Flywire links to make your payment.

Once you have logged into MyEd with your student username and password, navigate to the Accounts tab, then select My Finance to find the payment option. Refer to the step-by-step guide below on completing a bank transfer.

If someone else is paying on your behalf (e.g. parent or guardian), you will be able to generate bank transfer instructions for them to use at their own bank. Alternatively, if supported in your region, you will see an option to make an instant bank transfer using online banking. Please be aware that this payment option requires the payer to be present to log into their online banking account and authorise the instant payment.

If you do not have access to MyEd, please contact Edhelp.

International students can make a fee payment by bank transfer or online payment platform using the Convera GlobalPay for Students website.

Our partner, Convera allows you, your parents, and sponsors to pay your tuition fees in a currency of your choice and provides you with a simple and secure way to initiate a payment.

Pay your tuition fees with Convera 

 

Why use Convera?

  • Pay online via popular options including bank transfer, credit or debit card or e-wallet
  • Avoid costly transaction charges from your bank
  • Compare payment options instantly and Convera holds the exchange rate for 72 hours
  • Track your payment status by SMS and email
  • Multilingual platform available in 10 languages
  • Assistance and self-service access to FAQs via dedicated Student Support page
  • A platform built with security in mind so that your money is protected

 

How to make a payment

Use the link provided which will take you directly to the Convera website. Select the country you are paying from, the amount you wish to pay in British pound Sterling (GBP) and your preferred method of payment. Enter your student details and payer details (if different). If you choose to pay via bank transfer, use the payment instructions provided to make your payment through your bank (online, on the phone or in person at your bank). If you select an online payment option, you will be redirected to complete your payment.


The methods of payment we offer are very safe and allow us to track your payments, which is why we recommend them.  

You should not use a third party agent or ask someone you do not know to make a payment to the University. These methods may appear cheaper, but they may not be safe or may involve hidden costs.  

Advice on how to avoid financial scams and fraud 

Do you need help?

You can find answers to our most popular student finance related questions at https://uoe-finance.ed.ac.uk/students/faqs


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