Resources
Short guides from the desk: country notes, applications, visas, scholarships, and the checklist we email after a first call.
Study abroad blog
A 'rolling' deadline is not an open door. Seats, scholarships, and visa appointments close while the form still accepts uploads. Work backwards from the intake: visa, funds, offer, then the test date.
Study abroad blog
Start from the course. What you have already done that belongs in that classroom, what you cannot learn at home, and what you will do in the first year after the degree. Leave the childhood paragraph out.
Study abroad blog
Germany wants money in a blocked account. The UK wants a CAS and a funds history. Canada wants a study permit file that matches the offer. Do not reuse one country's proof of funds for another.
Country guides, visa guides, and scholarship updates live on the destination and scholarship pages and change with the intake.
You can. Most students come to us when the short list is too long, a gap year needs explaining, or the visa funds and the university deadline are about to collide.
Nine to twelve months before the intake. Tests, transcripts, and referees take longer than the online form.
No. They are indicative bands for a first conversation. The offer letter is the only fee that counts.
No one honest does. We prepare the file the visa office asks for and tell you if the plan is weak before you pay a deposit.
We map the cost and the documents lenders usually ask for. The loan itself is between you and the bank.
Yes. A profile assessment looks at your degree, budget, and intake. It is a conversation, not a contract.
The September briefing is a 40-minute call, not a recording full of logos. Ask for a seat when you book a session. News that changes a file — a visa rule, a deadline — is sent to students already on that country.
Ask for the next briefing