A study visa is approved when your course makes sense for your background and your funds are clearly shown. We help you shortlist courses, prepare a strong statement of purpose and financial documents, and file your student visa with everything the embassy expects.
Who it's for
- Students after Class 12 or graduation
- Professionals planning a master's abroad
- Students with a gap year that needs explaining
- Applicants previously refused who want a stronger file
Common documents
- Valid passport
- Offer / acceptance letter (LOA, CAS, I-20, CoE)
- Academic transcripts and certificates
- English test scores (IELTS / PTE / TOEFL / Duolingo where accepted)
- Proof of funds: education loan, FD, bank statements, sponsor ITRs
- Statement of purpose (SOP)
Study visas by country
Canada — Study Permit
For admission at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) — college or university.
All Canada visasUnited States — F-1 Student Visa
For full-time study with an I-20 from a SEVP-certified school.
All United States visasUnited Kingdom — Student Visa
For courses with a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS).
All United Kingdom visasAustralia — Student Visa (Subclass 500)
For enrolment in a registered course (CoE).
All Australia visasNew Zealand — Student Visa
For full-time study at an approved education provider.
All New Zealand visasGermany — Student Visa
For admission at a German university — includes blocked account.
All Germany visasJapan — Student Visa
For language schools and universities (Certificate of Eligibility).
All Japan visas