It depends on your destination country, type of education provider, course and program you choose. It’s the costs of tuition and living fees that you have to carefully calculate. Usually, it’s from 10K-50K US$ per a year for undergraduate programs and 15K-50K US$ per a year for graduate programs. The living cost is around 12K-20K US$ for a year but it depends on the city, country or living condition. For more detail about the minimum requirement, kindly contact our counsellors.

To apply for admission, usually students need to submit their copies of passports, previous education qualifications and transcripts. Some other institutions will seek for other supporting documents like language tests, recommendations, or CV; but it varies based on the courses and programs students apply for.

Regarding student visa application, most of the immigration officers seek for evidences of available funds for the total costs of the first year, tuition and living expenses. Also, students need to demonstrate that after completion, they’ll tie back to their home-country. However, it depends on each student circumstance for being granted student visa/study permit to each destination country.

Students should organize their supporting documents to apply for admission prior visa at least three months before the course start date. So they will find it more convenient to arrange their flights and accommodation too.

Of course, international students are allowed to work on/off campus as part-time for 20 hours per a week but in the USA, students can only be permitted to work on campus.

After finishing their programs, they’ll be eligible to apply for graduating working visa from one year to three years based on the regulations of each destination. It doesn’t mean all of the students will be granted this permit. It will based on each student criteria and their academic performance as well.