Frequently Asked Questions About Studying Abroad (FAQ)

Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you can’t find the answer to your query below. You can get help from our knowledgeable International Education study advisers in any manner they can.

1. Are you able to assist students from all over the world?

Yes, given that our services are available digitally, our advisers may offer assistance from anywhere. Counseling sessions can be conducted over the phone, via Skype, Zoom, or any digital platform that works for you. Since all paperwork is collected through a secure portal, anyone can receive advice and help without having to visit our offices.

2. Do you and the institutions have a special arrangement?

Yes, in the majority of circumstances, we will have a contract with the university allowing it to speak on our behalf. This implies that the institution will have offered our study advisors specialized training.

3. Can I enter the first year without having to complete a foundational or pre-university year?

This will depend on your results, but in most situations, if you have good grades and have been studying for at least 12 years, you should be eligible to enroll in the first year. Please talk with your IE study advisor about this once you start the process as it will vary on the institution and the nation you choose.

4. How long is the validity of my visa?

Typically, your visa is valid for the length of your course. Depending on the kind of visa you requested, this will happen.

5. How long will my visa take once I have applied?

It will depend on the country and the type of visa you have applied for. There are also fast track visa application services for most countries. Speak to your IE study advisor to find out more.

6. Are scholarships available?

Most universities offer scholarships, however, these are normally academically based. Speak to your IE study advisor about options at your chosen institution.

7. Can I work while I study?

It will depend on your visa however, in most cases, yes, you will be able to work around 20-hours per week and full time during breaks.

8. Can I get my tuition deposit back if I decide not to go to the university I applied to or I get a visa rejection?

This will depend on the institution’s refund policy which you have applied to study at. However in most cases you should be able to apply for a refund of your deposit if you have not yet arrived at the institution.

9. When are the intake dates

There are two intakes for most universities, one being January/February and the other being in August/September. However, some universities offer a third intake in May/June.