Admission, funding and student visa lodgement
Study Abroad & Student Visa Consultants
The visa and the admission are one project, not two. We shortlist institutions your profile can actually convert, secure the offer, then build a financial and genuine-student case that stands up to scrutiny.
- 200+
- Partner institutions
- Feb · Jul · Sep
- Intakes covered
- Included
- Scholarship support
Visa routes
Study Visas we handle
The specific streams available in each destination, and what each one is for.
Australia
Student VisaSubclass 500
Full-time study at a CRICOS-registered provider with 48 hours per fortnight of work rights during term.
Student Guardian VisaSubclass 590
For a parent or guardian accompanying a student under 18 years of age.
Temporary Graduate VisaSubclass 485
Post-study work rights of 2 – 3 years after completing an eligible Australian qualification.
New Zealand
Fee Paying Student Visa
Study at an NZQA-approved provider with up to 20 hours per week of work rights during study.
Post Study Work Visa
Up to 3 years of open work rights following an eligible New Zealand qualification.
Pathway Student Visa
A single visa covering up to three consecutive programmes over a maximum of five years.
Europe
Germany — National Visa (Type D)
Study permit backed by a blocked account, plus an 18-month job-seeking residence permit after graduation.
Poland, Hungary & Lithuania — Study Permits
Affordable English-taught degrees with straightforward permit routes and post-study stay options.
Portugal, Malta & Ireland — Student Residence
English-friendly study destinations with clear routes to work and longer-term residence.
What you get
Included in every engagement
Fixed professional fee, quoted in writing before we begin. Government and third-party costs are itemised separately.
Profile evaluation and course mapping
We match your academic record, budget and career goal to programmes with a realistic admission probability.
University applications
SOP and reference letter drafting, application submission and offer negotiation across multiple institutions.
Scholarship and fee-waiver search
We identify merit and country-specific scholarships you qualify for and prepare the supporting applications.
Financial documentation
Blocked accounts, education loans, sponsor affidavits and income evidence structured to meet the exact threshold.
GTE / Genuine Student statement
A properly evidenced statement addressing your study rationale, ties and post-study intentions.
Pre-departure briefing
Accommodation, insurance, airport pickup, bank account setup and first-week orientation guidance.
Requirements
What you will need
An indicative list. Your personalised checklist is generated once we confirm the exact stream for your case.
- Academic transcripts and certificates from Grade 10 onwards
- English proficiency — IELTS, PTE, TOEFL or an approved waiver
- Valid passport with at least 18 months of validity
- Statement of purpose and academic or professional references
- Proof of tuition and living costs for the first year
- Offer letter, CoE or letter of acceptance from the institution
- Overseas student health cover (OSHC in Australia) or equivalent
- Police clearance and medical examination, where required
The process
How your application progresses
- 01
Career and profile counselling
We map your background and budget against destinations, programmes and realistic outcomes.
- 02
Shortlist and apply
Six to eight institutions across ambitious, target and safe brackets. SOPs drafted, applications submitted.
- 03
Offer and acceptance
We compare offers, secure scholarships where available, and manage the deposit and CoE issuance.
- 04
Visa file preparation
Financial evidence, GTE statement, health cover and biometrics — assembled and quality-checked.
- 05
Lodgement and pre-departure
Application lodged and tracked, followed by a full pre-departure and settlement briefing.
Questions
Study Visas — common questions
Yes. Australian Subclass 500 holders may work up to 48 hours per fortnight while their course is in session and unlimited hours during scheduled breaks. New Zealand student visa holders on eligible programmes may work up to 20 hours per week during term and full-time during scheduled holidays. Both allow full-time work for students in eligible research degrees.
Australia currently requires evidence of living costs alongside your tuition and travel, reviewed annually by the Department of Home Affairs. New Zealand requires NZD 20,000 per year of living costs. Germany requires a blocked account holding roughly EUR 11,900 for the first year. We confirm the exact current figure for your destination before you arrange funds.
Not always. Many institutions accept PTE Academic, TOEFL iBT or Duolingo, and some waive the English test entirely if your prior degree was taught in English or if you completed your schooling in an English-medium system. Visa-level English requirements are separate from institutional ones, so we assess both before recommending a test.
Australia has February and July intakes with a smaller November option; New Zealand runs February and July; most European universities take September or October with a smaller January or February entry. Applications should begin six to nine months ahead of the intake, because scholarships and popular programmes close early.
Start with a free assessment
Tell us about your profile and a consultant will tell you honestly whether this route fits.
Not sure which visa you qualify for?
Neither are most people when they first call us. Fifteen minutes with a consultant is usually all it takes to replace uncertainty with a plan.