Making a payment
The Bangor University Payment Centre (Billing Center Login) is an online payment management system to facilitate payment of various fees including deposits, tuition fees, English Language course and accommodation fees in your local currency at your local bank. You will need the details sent to you within the offer letter to access Bangor University Payment Centre. Offers received before 25th of September 2026 would not contain this information and you will need to follow this link: Request a New PIN to request a PIN. If you already have a PIN and need to change it you may re-set it via the same link: Request a New PIN
Important note: you can still make a payment via TransferMate Bank Transfer or Credit Card via Bangor University Payment Centre.
Should you have any issues making a payment and require further support please contact feepayment@bangor.ac.uk
When to pay & Instalment options
All International Students who have been accepted to study at Bangor University and who require a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) Letter will be required to pay a deposit as specified in their offer letter of Admission.
The deposit will be offset against the students' first-year tuition fee. Please see the section below for further details on the payment of tuition fees.
Deposit payment is not compulsory for Government-sponsored students and Bangor University.
Deposit payment deadline
The deadline dates to pay your deposits for the next intakes are:
September 2026 Intake:
- 28 August 2026
January 2027 Intake
- 15 December 2026
May 2027 Intake
- TBC
*Please be aware that dates are subject to change at any time.
We do strongly recommend you make the deposit payment as soon as possible to avoid unnecessary delays which could result in the below:
- The degree program you have applied for, could reach maximum capacity resulting in you not being able to join your preferred program
- Not leaving enough time to get your CAS letter, which is needed to apply for a Student Visa to study in the UK.
Option 1: Pay the tuition fee in full
See 3 ways of paying by clicking on the 'Making a Payment' tab at the top of this page.
Option 2: Pay the tuition fee in three instalments
September Intake (taught courses only)
1. The first instalment of 50% of the tuition fee should be paid in the beginning, or on or before the last date permitted for registration.
2. The second instalment of 25% of the tuition fee should be paid on or before the end of January.
3. The third instalment of the remaining 25% tuition fee should be paid on or before the end of April.
January Intake (taught courses only)
1. The first instalment of 50% of the tuition fee should be paid in the beginning, or on or before the last date permitted for registration.
2. The second instalment of 25% of the tuition fee should be paid on or before the end of April.
3. The third instalment of the remaining 25% tuition fee should be paid on or before the end of July.
Please note:
1. A £30 charge will be levied for any missed payments.
2. Late payment interest charges may also apply if you miss payment deadlines.
3. Any students defaulting on payments will be reported to the Immigration team.
4. Students, who upon graduation, have outstanding debts will not be permitted to graduate.
Half of the tuition fee payment MUST be made prior to or at registration*
See 3 ways of paying by clicking on the 'Making a Payment' tab at the top of this page.
Payment of English Language Course Fees for PhD Applicants
PhD Applicants who also applied for our Pre-sessional English Language Courses from ELCOS will be required to pay a minimum of £2,000 deposit before a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) Letter can be issued. The remaining balance (if any) must be paid in full during the registration at ELCOS at the beginning of the course. Payment by two instalments is also available for 30 and 42 weeks courses beginning in September/October only (administration charge applicable)
The University reserves the right to charge a 1% monthly interest on any late payment after the last registration date. Late payment interest charge may apply to instalments too.
Refund Policy
- The deposit may be refundable, please refer to the conditions in the Tuition Fee Policy document.
- Refunds will not be made if a candidate after receiving a CAS decides later to withdraw.
- Refunds will not be made if a candidate's application for visa has been granted and he/she later decides to withdraw.
International students who wish to withdraw after registering at Bangor University must contact the Student Services' Student Support Team in writing before the withdrawal deadline in order to qualify for a refund. For further information please click here.
To apply for a refund of the deposit please complete this form and return to refunds@bangor.ac.uk.
Please note that your request will be considered subject to conditions as specified in the Tuition Fee policy.
Please note:
- Any tuition fee refund must be credited to the same Bank Account / Credit Card from which the payment was made by either the student or other 3rd Parties on their behalf.
- We will retain a £200 admin fee for all deposit refund requests.