FAQs

The qualifications required depend on your level of study. For undergraduate programs, you’ll need your high school diploma or equivalent, high school transcripts, along with any required standardized test scores (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL, etc). For postgraduate programs, you typically need a relevant undergraduate degree certificate and academic transcripts, as well as any additional qualifications specified by the institution or program.

You can apply to universities or colleges worldwide, provided you meet their academic and admission requirements. The qualifications required depend on your level of study. For undergraduate programs, you’ll need your high school diploma or equivalent, high school transcripts, along with any required standardized test scores (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL, etc.). For postgraduate programs, you typically need a relevant undergraduate degree certificate and academic transcripts, as well as any additional qualifications specified by the institution or program. We assist you in identifying institutions that align with your goals and qualifications, ensuring a smooth application process.

The cost of studying abroad varies by country, level of study, and institution. For example:
United States (Undergraduate): $34,000 to $38,000 per year
United States (Postgraduate): $18,000 to $21,000 per year
United Kingdom (Postgraduate): £14,000 to £16,000 per year
Costs include tuition, accommodation, insurance, travel, and living expenses. Our team can provide a detailed estimate based on your chosen destination and program.
Canada (Colleges): CAD 9,000 to CAD 16,000 per year
Canada (Universities): CAD 12,000 to CAD 22,000 per year
Canada (Postgraduate): CAD 15,000 to CAD 25,000 per year
Costs include tuition, accommodation, insurance, travel, and living expenses. Our team can provide a detailed estimate based on your chosen destination and program.

Travel health insurance typically covers:
Medical expenses and hospitalization abroad
Emergency medical evacuation
Emergency dental care
Repatriation of mortal remains
Repatriation after treatment
Travel for a family member in the event of illness or injury
Emergency return home due to the death of an immediate family member
We offer comprehensive travel health insurance plans tailored to your destination and needs.

We provide a range of travel health insurance options, but most plans are non-refundable once the trip has begun. However, if your travel dates change or are adjusted before the initial departure, we can work with you to reschedule or reallocate your coverage.

Accommodation options depend on your budget and destination. Common options include:
University dormitories or student halls
Shared apartments or private rentals
Homestays with local families
We can assist you in exploring the best accommodation options that fit your budget and preferences.

Many countries allow international students to work part-time during their studies, typically up to 20 hours per week. However, some countries, like Finland and New Zealand, permit students to work more than 20 hours during term time. After completing your studies, several countries also offer post-graduation work permits, allowing you to gain valuable work experience. These opportunities can significantly enhance your career prospects.

Studying abroad can come with challenges such as cultural adjustment, managing finances, and navigating new academic environments. However, with proper planning and preparation, most students find success. Our team provides support to ensure you have the correct documentation and understand each country’s immigration rules, minimizing potential challenges.

We offer comprehensive visa services, including document preparation, application submission, and interview coaching. Our team ensures you meet all visa requirements for your study destination and provides personalized support throughout the process.

Visa processing times vary depending on the country and individual circumstances. While the processing times are regularly updated by the embassy, they generally take up to a maximum of 16 weeks.

Yes! Our team comprises certified education counselors who guide prospective students on the best choice of courses.

If your application is denied, we can help you understand the reasons for the refusal and guide you on how to improve your application. We may also assist with reapplying or appealing the decision if necessary.

Yes, there are many scholarships for international students. We help you identify and apply for scholarships, increasing your chances of receiving financial assistance for your studies abroad. However, it is important to note that scholarships are determined by student academic performance.

A Statement of Purpose (SOP) is a personal essay where you explain why you want to study abroad, why you chose your program, and your future career goals. Many universities require an SOP as part of your application process. Some visa applications may also ask for an SOP to assess your intentions and ensure you are a genuine student. We can guide you through writing a compelling SOP that strengthens your application.

In many cases, yes. For programs taught in English, most countries will require students to demonstrate English proficiency through standardized tests like IELTS, TOEFL, or other equivalent exams. Some countries or institutions may waive this requirement if you have completed previous education in English. We can help you determine if you need to take an English test and which one is accepted by your chosen destination.

Many countries allow international students to bring their family members (spouse and children) with them while studying. You may need to apply for a dependent visa or permit for your family. We can assist you with the application process for your family’s visas as well.

The process for renewing your study visa or permit depends on your destination country and the length of your study program. In many cases, you’ll need to submit an application to extend your stay, along with updated documentation. Our team can guide you through the renewal process to ensure you stay in compliance with immigration regulations.

Yes, you can reapply for a study visa even if your previous application was denied. We can help you understand the reasons for the refusal and assist you in strengthening your new application, ensuring you meet all the requirements and have the best chance of approval.

Yes, it’s often possible to transfer from one institution to another while studying abroad. However, the process can be complex and may require approval from both your current and new institution. We can assist you in understanding the requirements and facilitating the transfer process.

Yes, most countries require international students to have health insurance while studying abroad. Some institutions may offer their own health plans, while in others, students may need to purchase their own travel health insurance. We can help you find the best health insurance options that meet both your destination country’s requirements and your personal needs.