Study Abroad in 8 Easy Steps
A comprehensive guide to studying abroad
With over 450,000 successful student placements worldwide and nearly 50 years of
expertise, we know what it takes to identify a solid fit and position you for success.
Do thorough research
Investigate! Examine universities, courses, and locations. Before making your decision,
investigate the teaching modules, research opportunities, campus life, and employment
prospects.
For a broader viewpoint, you might speak with the alumni of the school you are interested in or ask your friends and relatives. Reach them more efficiently by using
Facebook or LinkedIn. Don’t forget to incorporate your research into your budget and any grants that may be offered.
We are aware that conducting research can be a draining task, but we can assist. For a free counseling session and career guidance, visit the Ukiec office that is closest to you.
Consult one of our counselors at Ukiec
Schedule a meeting with a UKIEC counselor when you’re ready. Many of our counselors
have been international students themselves and hold professional certifications. With a
plethora of first-hand professional and personal knowledge from many study destinations
worldwide, they are a welcoming face.
As a starting point, bring your course preferences and wish list to your consultation. To
guarantee the greatest possible fit between you, your intended university, and your field of
study, your counselor will go over all the important and little elements.
Create your application.
It’s time to apply after deciding on a subject and a university. Your university and course applications will be supported by your UKIEC counselor. To expedite the process and increase your chances of acceptance, they will get in touch with your selected institution or school directly. We adhere to the highest legal and ethical standards since we take our work extremely seriously. Practice a lot to achieve high scores if you must take an English test to be eligible for your course. In addition to having a large vocabulary, it is crucial to be grammatically correct on an exam like the IELTS. Be well-versed in IELTS.
Acceptance of the offer
The university or institution will evaluate your application carefully after receiving it and let you know the results. The processing of your application may take several weeks, or more for postgraduate levels. A letter of offer and an acceptance form will be sent to you if your application is accepted. Examine the offer carefully with your counselor to be sure there are no conditions before accepting it. Your counselor will assist you in selecting the ideal course or school for you if you are admitted to many ones.
Visa for students
The most crucial thing to do after accepting the offer letter is to apply for a student visa. Since every nation has different requirements, your Ukiec counselor will aid you with the visa application process and assist with preparing the necessary paperwork.
This is a checklist for student visas!
These are the most frequently needed documents for your student visa. Consult your Ukiec counselor for a comprehensive list of documents specific to your country of choice. Proof of enrollment in an accredited educational establishment Applications for residence permits (which differ by nation) Proof of language proficiency (if required) Proof of consent from parents or guardians (if under 18) Proof of finance (your ability to pay for the expenses of studying and living overseas) Photos the size of a passport A copy of the passport as it is now Results of vaccinations (if necessary; country-specific variations exist)
Decide where you'll reside.
When studying overseas, you will need to find a place to live unless you have been provided on-campus housing. You can search for a local host, homestay, or rooms for rent. The price will differ depending on the city. If you decide to rent an apartment, you will also be responsible for paying for utilities like as water, electricity, and internet, as well as tenant insurance (in certain housing zones).
Make your travel arrangements in advance.
Booking your flights far in advance is important. Try to examine your selections with plenty of time to spare so that you can keep an eye on pricing changes and make reservations at the best rates. Make sure to verify the baggage allowance prices and the admission criteria in your host nation.
All set to go
Congratulations! You’re embarking on an incredible journey. Before you travel abroad, there are a lot of small but crucial things to think about, and your UKIEC counselor will help you with them. This will cover things like currency exchange, insurance, lodging, SIM cards, bank account opening, national regulations, and cultural adjustment. To assist you get ready for student life in your new nation, we also hold frequent pre-departure sessions all year long.