Is it necessary to bring a rice cooker to study in Britain?

If there is enough space, you can bring a small rice cooker to facilitate cooking and porridge. Children who have just arrived in Britain are not used to eating, and children who are used to eating can solve the problem of homesickness. Seasoning and the like can be bought in domestic supermarkets or in China, which is very convenient.

If there is not enough space to bring a rice cooker, there is a trick that can be used to facilitate cooking: take a bowl that can be put into the microwave oven, with twice as much water as rice, and the microwave oven can eat rice in 20 minutes.

In addition, if you are used to Japanese and Korean skin care products and cosmetics, you can bring more inventory. There are fewer Japanese and Korean cosmetics in Britain, but there are many brands in other countries. Students who don't want to increase the weight of their luggage can try a new brand.

Finally, I would like to remind prospective international students studying in the UK that they should choose the most important luggage to pack, and never bring unnecessary things that occupy space.

If the luggage is overweight, it's a big expense. From the point of view of saving money and effort, the suitcase should be streamlined.