FAQs
Questions students and parents ask us
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Getting started
Is the first consultation free?
Yes. Your first consultation is free and you are under no obligation to continue with us.
When should I start preparing?
Ideally 6–9 months before your intake. That gives enough time for applications, scholarships, financial documents and the visa.
Which country is best for me?
It depends on your grades, budget, subject and long-term plans. That’s exactly what we work out together in your free call.
Can my parents join the consultation?
Absolutely. We encourage it. Parents can join in person, by phone or on WhatsApp video.
Admissions
Do I need IELTS?
Not always. Many universities also accept PTE or Duolingo, and some accept your HSC/A-level English result. Requirements vary by university and visa, so we’ll check yours.
I have a study gap. Can I still apply?
In many cases, yes. Gaps can usually be explained with work experience, training or personal reasons. We’ll help you explain yours clearly.
My grades are not very high. Do I have options?
Often, yes: foundation programmes, diplomas, pathway courses or universities with flexible entry. We’ll be honest about what’s realistic.
How many universities should I apply to?
Usually 3–5, mixing ambitious and safe choices.
Money
How much does it cost to study abroad?
It varies widely by country, university and city. Malaysia and Cyprus are generally the most affordable of our destinations, and the UK and Canada cost more. We’ll give you a personal estimate.
Are scholarships available?
Yes. Many universities offer scholarships or discounts for international students, often based on grades. We’ll help you find and apply for them.
Do you charge fees?
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Visa
Can you guarantee my visa?
No, and nobody honestly can. Visa decisions are made only by the immigration authorities. What we do is help you prepare complete, accurate documents and practise for interviews, which gives you the best possible chance.
What financial documents will I need?
Usually bank statements, sponsor documents and proof of income, but requirements differ by country. We give you a personal checklist.
Can I work while studying?
Most of our destinations allow students limited part-time work during term. Rules differ by country and change over time, so we’ll explain the current rules for yours.
After arrival
Do you help after I arrive?
Yes. We give a pre-departure briefing and stay in touch after you land in case you need help settling in.