When you enter the British airport, immigration officials and health officials will ask you to show seven documents, so remind foreign students that they should put these documents in their carry-on handbags for easy removal. These seven documents are valid passport, air ticket, international travel health examination certificate and international vaccination certificate, school admission notice, economic documents, such as draft, traveler's check or wire transfer document, economic guarantee letter, scholarship certificate (if any), original degree and qualification certificate (or a copy with official seal), and relevant documents for studying in the UK.
It is essential to carry some cash with you when studying in Britain. Not too much. 500 pounds is enough for an emergency. It's best to prepare coins of about 10 to make a phone call at the airport, because in many airports in Britain, you can only make a phone call but not a phone call. If you carry a lot of cash with you, remember, never put it in the checked baggage.
When you arrive in Britain, remind you to take an emergency contact phone book with you, including the phone numbers of your family, school, friends and tutors. If possible, you can copy several phone numbers and put them in different parts of your luggage, so you don't have to panic if one of them is lost.