With the letter of admission to a British school, you can apply for the corresponding tuition fee and a cheque for living expenses of 6, pounds per year in the bank (I don't know if this standard has changed, but 6, pounds is actually enough). The tuition fee and living expenses are opened separately, so that the first tuition fee can be paid directly by cheque, and the living expenses can be transferred directly after opening a bank account in the UK. In addition, take a small amount of sterling cash for use when you first arrive in the UK, about 2-3 pounds is enough. As for US dollars, you can take a little for future travel. Rmb, I put it in my wallet for two years and brought it back! Of course, it is more convenient to open an account in the UK, and students can apply for a credit card conveniently (pay attention to credit yo). Money remitted from China can be directly remitted to a debit card in the UK. Of course, you can also apply for a main and supplementary card in China before going abroad, so that you can swipe your card abroad and pay for it in China, but what is depressing is that the monthly bill is also sent to China. The better banks in Britain are NatWest and HSBC, so it is best to apply for a credit card, because some places only accept credit cards, and the back of the credit card must be signed without a password.