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University of Florida: Can a non-U.S. student ever establish Florida residency for tuition purposes?

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UF says the claimant must be a U.S. citizen, a qualifying nonimmigrant able to establish a bona fide U.S. domicile, a permanent resident, or another listed protected immigration category; people outside those categories are eligible only through statutory exceptions.

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Does moving to Gainesville for UF automatically make an out-of-state student eligible for Florida in-state tuition? How long must a student or parent generally be a Florida resident before in-state tuition can apply? If a student depends on parents who remain out of state, whose residency is generally used for UF tuition?

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