How to plan your study abroad
12 to 18 months before
Choose your country and course, and check admission deadlines and test requirements.
6 to 12 months before
Take your language test, write your statement of purpose and apply to universities.
After your offer
Prepare proof of funds, apply for your visa and plan travel and accommodation.
Canada
A study permit for a designated learning institution, with proof of funds. Eligible graduates may qualify for a post-graduation work permit.
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Australia
The Student visa (subclass 500), with a confirmation of enrolment, a genuine student assessment and financial evidence.
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UK
The Student visa, with a confirmation of acceptance for studies (CAS), funds and English-language evidence.
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USA
The F-1 student visa, with an I-20 from an approved school, followed by a visa interview.
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Europe
National student visas for countries such as Germany, France and Ireland, each with its own funds and admission rules.
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South Korea
D-2 degree and D-4 language-study visas, with admission from a Korean institution.
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UAE
A student visa sponsored by the university, with admission, medical checks and documents.
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Japan
A student visa supported by a Certificate of Eligibility from the school.
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New Zealand
A student visa with an offer of place, funds and, for some courses, health and character checks.
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