We guide students through selecting the right European program, preparing their application, and organizing their documents for admission and visa preparation. We focus on helping you choose a realistic route based on your profile, budget, and intake timeline. Next step: Take the eligibility check or share your level, intended intake, and budget so we can advise accurately.

Our counseling and application guidance are free—we do not charge agency/service fees for advising and application support. Important: You still pay third-party costs directly (tuition, embassy visa fees, translations, courier, insurance where applicable). Next step: Tell us your destination and program level to confirm your best route.

In some cases, we work as representatives for certain European institutions, so guidance and application support can be offered without charging students agency fees. Disclaimer: Third-party costs are always paid separately to the relevant institution/service provider. Next step: Share your intake and budget range to start your shortlist.

No. We represent some European schools and also guide students on suitable options. We will always clarify the relationship for any school we recommend and provide official links for verification. Next step: Tell us your preferred country and field to see options.

You can verify us through: Our official website and contact channels Our official social media pages Official university pages where applicable (we can share links when a partnership is relevant) Next step: Ask for the official program link(s) and we will provide them.

Typically, tuition and deposits are paid directly to the university via official payment methods. If a school authorizes an alternative method, we will provide written confirmation and official instructions. Escalation trigger: If a student is asked to pay into a personal account—escalate to a manager immediately. Next step: Share the program and school name; we will confirm the correct payment route.

No. Admission depends on the institution’s decision and visa approval depends solely on the embassy/consulate. We help you improve your application quality and preparation. Next step: Take the eligibility check to see your best-fit route.

No—eligibility checks are free. Next step: Complete it and we will recommend a realistic pathway and timeline.

Minimum required: Bachelor or Master Intended intake (month/year) Budget range (tuition + living) Highest qualification + graduation year Language level (English/French/German) + test status Country of residence + nationality Any prior visa refusal (Yes/No) Next step: Send these 7 items and we will shortlist options.

We can recommend based on your program, timeline, budget, and language level. Next step: Tell us: field of study + budget + intake month/year + your language level.

We will recommend options aligned to your budget, including schools with more affordable tuition and realistic pathways. Note: Budget must cover both tuition and living costs. Next step: Share your maximum tuition budget and your country of residence.

It depends on the country, university, and language of instruction. Some programs accept alternatives (internal test, proof of prior English instruction), but many require IELTS/TOEFL. Next step: Tell us your target country and program level; we will confirm typical requirements.

Not always. Many programs are taught in English, especially at Master level. However, local language helps for integration, internships, and some programs. Next step: Share your preferred field and whether you want English-only options.

Possibly, depending on the program, school, and your overall profile (experience, motivation letter, CV, portfolio). We will propose realistic options and improvement steps. Next step: Share your exact qualification, grades/GPA, and target field.

A gap is not automatically disqualifying, but it must be explained with evidence (work experience, training, business, family reasons, etc.). Next step: Tell us how long the gap is and what you did during the period.

Sometimes. Many programs require relevant prior study or proof of capability (courses, certifications, projects). We can recommend bridging options where appropriate. Next step: Share your academic background and your target program.

Yes, especially for Master programs and career-oriented tracks. It strengthens your CV and your “study plan” credibility. Next step: Share your work experience (role + years).

Possibly, but it requires careful review of refusal reasons and stronger documentation. Escalation trigger: Any prior refusal must be routed to a senior counselor before giving detailed guidance. Next step: Share the refusal country, date, and refusal reason (as written).

Ideally 6–12 months before your intended intake (earlier is better for competitive programs and visa timelines). Next step: Tell us your intended intake month/year and we will map deadlines.

Most schools have Fall (Sep/Oct) intakes; some offer Spring (Jan/Feb) or rolling admissions. It varies by country and institution. Next step: Share your country + program and we will confirm intakes.

It depends on the institution and program. Many decisions take a few weeks after a complete application; some take longer. Next step: Share your school/program list; we will estimate timelines conservatively.

Commonly: Passport bio-page (or valid ID) Transcripts and certificates CV (especially for Master) Motivation letter / SOP Reference letters (sometimes) Language test (if required) Portfolio (design/architecture) or projects (tech) where applicable Next step: Tell us your level and field; we will send a tailored checklist.

Yes, for most programs. It should cover: your background, why this program, why this country/school, career plan, and why now. Next step: Share your background and target program; we can provide a structured outline.

We can guide you with a structure, examples, and editing support, but you must provide truthful personal content. Escalation trigger: Any request to fabricate experience/documents must be refused and escalated. Next step: Send your CV details and your target program.

Some programs require an interview, especially competitive or specialized tracks. Next step: Share the program; we will confirm whether interviews are typical and prepare you.

Yes, and it is often recommended to apply to a shortlist (e.g., 3–6 options) to improve success probability. Next step: Share your budget and field; we will build your shortlist.

Bachelor: more focus on secondary education results and pathway fit. Master: more focus on undergraduate degree relevance, CV, SOP, and sometimes experience/projects. Next step: Confirm your target level and share your last qualification.

We can provide guidance on typical options (student residences, private rentals, temporary housing) and what to prepare, but availability and pricing depend on the city. Next step: Tell us the city/school and your monthly housing budget.

We can help you identify scholarship opportunities and ensure your application is strong, but scholarship availability and criteria are set by schools or external bodies. Next step: Share your profile (GPA/experience) and target country; we will flag realistic options.

Some schools allow deferrals; others require a fresh application. Next step: Share your school and offer details; we will check typical rules.

It varies widely by country, institution, and program. We provide either an official figure or a verified range, and we always share the source link when possible. Next step: Tell us the country + level + field to give realistic ranges.

We provide exact fees when published officially for your target intake/year. If not, we provide a range and confirm once the school publishes updated fees. Rule: No guessing. Next step: Share your program link or school name; we will verify.

Typically: Visa/embassy fees Translations/legalization (if required) Flight Accommodation deposit Insurance (where required) Monthly living costs (rent, transport, food) Next step: Tell us your target city; we will outline typical cost categories.

Some universities offer installment plans; others require full payment or a deposit first. Next step: Provide the university name; we will check the school’s usual policy.

Usually, yes. Proof-of-funds requirements depend on the country and your visa type. Next step: Tell us your destination country and your residence country; we will provide guidance.

We can guide you on what documents lenders typically require and how to present your plan, but loan approvals depend on banks or financial partners. Next step: Tell us your country of residence and your target tuition amount.

Some schools have application fees; others do not. Our “no agency fee” policy refers to our service fee, not necessarily the university’s internal fees. Next step: Share the program/school; we will confirm official application fees.

No. Our counseling and application guidance have no agency/service fee. Any third-party costs (tuition, visa, translations, courier, insurance) are separate and disclosed. Next step: Ask for a cost checklist and we will provide one for your route.

We provide visa preparation guidance (document organization, appointment preparation, interview readiness). Visa decisions are made solely by the embassy/consulate. Next step: Share your destination country and intended intake.

Common categories: Admission/offer letter Proof of tuition payment/deposit (if required) Proof of funds Accommodation plan Insurance (if required) Academic and identity documents Study plan / motivation rationale Next step: Tell us your destination country; we will provide a tailored checklist.

It varies by country, season, and embassy workload. We plan conservatively and advise you to start early. Next step: Share your intake and location; we will build your timeline plan.

Strong alignment between your background and program, clear study plan, genuine documentation, adequate proof of funds, and consistent academic/career story. Next step: Take the eligibility check and we will highlight your improvement points.

No. We cannot and will not guarantee visa outcomes. Next step: If you want, we can schedule a visa-prep review once your admission is secured.

No. We do not support illegal, deceptive, or unethical practices. We only support legitimate preparation. Escalation trigger: If a student insists on shortcuts, escalate and stop guidance. Next step: We can help you improve legitimate weak areas (funds clarity, study plan, documentation).

This requires senior review before any guidance, because the strategy depends on exact facts and documents. Next step: Share the refusal/ban details and upload the refusal letter if available (human review required).

We will create a checklist and a timeline so you can complete the file in the correct order. Next step: Tell us your target intake and what documents you already have.

Use our official booking link and choose a time slot. If you do not see a suitable time, share your availability window and we will propose options. Next step: Book here: [insert link].

We review your profile, confirm your best-fit country/program options, explain requirements and timeline, and agree the next steps for your documents. Next step: Come with your CV/qualifications and budget range.

Usually 15–30 minutes depending on your case complexity. Next step: Book your slot and share your key details in advance.

If you want the fastest outcome: Complete the eligibility check Send your 7 key details (level, intake, budget, qualification, language, residence, refusal history) Book a counseling call Next step: Start with the eligibility check or send the 7 details now.