Countries We Cover
Countries We Offer
Destinations We Support For Study Abroad
These are the destinations our student and visit visa applicants go to most, and the ones our advisers work on every day.
Canada
Study permits, designated learning institutions, proof of funds and post-study work.
Australia
Subclass 500 student visas, university and TAFE places, and the genuine student requirement.
United Kingdom
Student route visas, CAS letters, university offers and maintenance funds.
Germany
University admission, student visas, blocked accounts and A1–B2 German.
Ireland
Study visas, accredited English-language programmes and university admission.
New Zealand
Student visas, university and polytechnic places, post-study work rights.
United States
F-1 student visas, I-20 forms, SEVIS registration and the consular interview.
Netherlands
University admission, student residence permits and Dutch language support.
United Arab Emirates
University places, student residence visas and document attestation.
At A Glance
Language Requirements By Destination
Indicative minimums for the most common student routes. Thresholds move, and individual universities often ask for more than the visa does, so we confirm the current figure for your course at the assessment.
| Destination | Accepted tests | Typical minimum | Common route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canada | IELTS Academic, PTE, TOEFL | IELTS 6.0 overall, 6.0 each band | Study permit |
| Australia | IELTS, PTE, TOEFL | IELTS 5.5–6.0 by course level | Student visa (subclass 500) |
| United Kingdom | IELTS SELT (UKVI), PTE UKVI | CEFR B2 for degree level | Student route |
| Germany | Goethe, telc, TestDaF, DSH | B1–C1 for German-taught courses | National student visa |
| Ireland | IELTS, TOEFL, PTE | IELTS 5.0–6.5 by course | Study visa (Stamp 2) |
| New Zealand | IELTS, PTE, TOEFL | IELTS 6.0 overall at degree level | Student visa |
Figures are indicative only and change frequently. Always confirm the current requirement for your route before booking a test.
Filed In To Date
Beyond The Visa
We Stay On The File For Six Months After You Land
The visa is the milestone everyone focuses on, but the fortnight after arrival is where things actually go wrong: a missed registration deadline, a bank account you cannot open, a tenancy that will not accept your paperwork.
Arrival Checklist
Every registration, tax number and insurance step for your city, in the order they must happen.
Banking & Housing Paperwork
Letters, translations and proof-of-status documents in the format local providers accept.
First Renewal Reminder
We diarise your first compliance or extension deadline and contact you before it, not after.
Don't See Your Destination?
Ask us about yours. If it is a student or visit route we can help with, we will tell you. If it is not, we will say so.