Study Visa Services

With changes in post-study rights and the implementation of the new points-based immigration system, the United Kingdom has again become a hot destination for Indian students. The number of Indian students in the UK in 2018/19 grew up by a whopping 42%. The UK's excellent education system, research opportunities, and opportunities to work after graduation are some of the reasons why international students choose to study in the UK. The new points-based system has simplified the study visa process to a great extent.

Germany is not only famous for innovation and advancement in the automobile and pharmaceutical sectors but also for its world-class institutes that provide excellence and thousands of internationally recognized study programs at low tuition fees. Understanding the International students' needs, German institutions offer several international standard programs in English medium. For some programs, international students do not even require to take IELTS, although they have to fulfill the other requirements associated with a German student visa application.

The USA, famous for its excellent education systems, is among the top countries where tens of thousands of international students go with a dream to study in leading universities and colleges. The US offers three types of study visas under the F, J, and M categories. Most international students apply for the F-1 visa, which is intended for academic purposes. Some students submit their applications under M-1 or J-1 visa type that allows them to pursue non-academic/professional courses or participate in an exchange program, respectively.

With over 1100 educational institutes and plenty of study options in university and vocational courses, Australia is famous as an education hub for international students. The country saw an 11% increase in total enrollments until September 2019 compared to the previous year. Many of its cities, including Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Brisbane, and Adelaide, have been ranked best for international students. The study visa allows international students to work up to 40 hours every two weeks.

With excellent pedagogy and research-oriented curriculums, New Zealand's higher Education System has been ranked among the world's best. The standard of teaching is high, and class sizes are usually small. New Zealand's degrees and diplomas are internationally recognized and highly respected, helping students enhance their career prospects manifold. The country offers different visas, namely, fee-paying student Visa, Exchange Student Visa, Foreign Government supported student visa, and pathway student visa. International students may work up to 20 hours during their study program and full-time holidays.