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1. Must have completed at least Class 12 from a recognised education board or institution.
2. Secure the required scores in IELTS, PTE, or Duolingo as per your course and institution’s requirements.
3. You must have an official offer letter from a recognised Canadian Designated Learning Institution (DLI).
4. A well-written SOP explaining your academic goals, reasons for choosing Canada, and plans.
5. Need to pay the whole year’s tuition fee before submitting the file to the embassy
6. Submit the GIC amount with authorised bank for living expenses.
7. Undergo an immigration medical exam from a panel physician approved by IRCC.
8. Need to appear for Bio-matrix
9. Some students may be required to submit a background verification certificate.
10. Demonstrate strong ties to your home country (like family, property, etc.) to prove your intention to return after studies.

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1. Must have completed at least Class 12 from a recognised education board or institution. For postgraduate programmes, an undergraduate degree is mandatory.
2. Secure required scores in IELTS, PTE, or TOEFL as per the institution and course requirements.
3. Must have a valid Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) from an Australian CRICOS-registered institution.
4. Submit a well-written GTE statement explaining your purpose of study, academic background, ties to your home country, and plans.
5. Payment of at least the first semester or full-year tuition fee before visa application (varies by institution).
6. Must purchase a valid OSHC for the entire duration of your course before applying.
7. Show proof of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees, living expenses, travel costs, and other necessities for the duration of the stay.
8. Undergo a medical examination by an approved panel doctor if required.
9. Provide biometrics and a police clearance certificate to prove good character.
10. Demonstrate strong ties to your home country to ensure your temporary stay in Australia.

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1. Must have completed Class 12 from a recognised board for undergraduate courses, or a relevant bachelor’s degree for postgraduate programmes.
2. IELTS/PTE/UKVI English test is usually required based on the course and university. However, admission is possible without IELTS/PTE if the student scored 70+ marks in English in their most recent education, and the study gap is minimal.
3. You must have a valid Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from a licensed Tier 4 sponsor (UK-approved institution).
4. At least 50% of the annual tuition fee must be paid before the visa application, as required by the university.
5. You must show proof of funds to cover remaining tuition fees and living expenses (for up to 9 months, depending on the city). The financial documents must show a minimum 28-day balance before the visa application date.
6. TB Test Certificate required if you’re applying from a country listed under the UK Home Office TB test requirements.
7. Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) must be paid during the visa application to access the UK’s National Health Service (NHS).
8. A university credibility interview or embassy-level interview is often mandatory to assess your genuine intention to study. Clearing this interview is essential for visa approval.
9. A strong SOP outlining your academic background, career goals, and reasons for choosing the UK is a crucial part of your application.

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1. Must have completed at least Class 12 for undergraduate courses or a relevant bachelor’s degree for postgraduate programmes from a recognised institution.
2. Most US universities require scores from IELTS, PTE, TOEFL, or Duolingo as part of the admission process. Minimum score requirements vary by institution and course.
3. For creative fields like design, film, or the arts, some universities may require a portfolio or previous project reports during admission.
4. Many US universities, especially community colleges or during certain intakes, do not charge an application fee for admission.
5. After receiving admission, students will be issued an I-20 form from the university, a mandatory document for visa processing.
6. Unlike other countries, tuition fees in the USA are usually paid after the student visa (F-1) is granted.
7. You must provide proof of sufficient funds to cover your tuition, living costs, and travel expenses for at least the first year. Acceptable financial documents include bank statements, sponsor letters, or Form I-134 (Affidavit of Support).
8. The SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) fee must be paid before scheduling the visa interview.
9. Attending and clearing the F-1 visa interview at the US Embassy/Consulate is the final and most crucial step in obtaining a US student visa. Be prepared with clear answers about your course, university choice, finances, and future plans.
10. Although not mandatory, it’s beneficial to show strong home country ties to indicate you intend to return after completing your education.

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1. The student must have completed at least Class 12 for undergraduate courses, and a bachelor’s degree for postgraduate programmes.
2. IELTS or PTE exam clearance is mandatory for the New Zealand study visa process.
3. You must have an official Offer of Place from a New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA)-approved educational provider.
4. Full tuition fees for the first year (or full course if shorter) must be paid before lodging the visa application.
5. You must submit detailed documentation showing a genuine source of funds to cover living expenses (at least NZ$20,000 per year), tuition balance (if any), and return airfare. Acceptable sources include savings, fixed deposits, education loans, or sponsorships from family (with income proof).
6. If staying for more than 6 months, you must undergo a medical examination and chest X-ray by an Immigration New Zealand-approved panel physician.
7. Police Clearance Certificate required if the total duration of your stay is over 24 months. It must show no criminal record and good character.
8. A strong SOP explaining your academic background, course choice, reasons for choosing New Zealand, and career goals is essential.
9. Clearing the visa interview is mandatory. Immigration New Zealand may conduct a telephonic or video interview to assess your genuineness, course understanding, and financial preparedness.
10. It’s advisable to show ties to your home country (e.g., family, plans, property) to prove your temporary stay intentions.

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1. Must have completed Class 12 for undergraduate courses or a relevant bachelor’s degree for postgraduate studies. The study gap should ideally not exceed 1 year.
2. Most universities require students to have the desired bands in IELTS, PTE, or TOEFL, based on the course and institution. Admission without IELTS/PTE is possible in some countries if the previous education was in English and the marks in English were 70% or above.
3. You must obtain an official admission/offer letter from a recognised European university.
4. Students usually need to pay part or full tuition fees before applying for the visa.
5. Must provide proof of financial capacity in the form of Fixed Deposits, Savings Accounts, or Education Loan documents. Funds must be at least 28 days old in most cases.
6. Valid health/travel insurance is mandatory and must cover the entire study period (or at least the first year).
7. A detailed SOP or Motivation Letter explaining your academic background, career goals, reason for choosing a specific country and course, and plans is essential.
8. Provide evidence of accommodation arrangements, such as a university hostel booking, lease agreement, or sponsor invitation.
9. Clearing the embassy-level interview is mandatory for most countries like Germany, France, and Italy.
10. It’s important to show strong home country ties (like family, career path, or property) to demonstrate that you intend to return after your studies.

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1. Must have completed Class 12 for undergraduate courses or a relevant bachelor’s degree for postgraduate studies. Most universities require at least 50–60% marks, depending on the course and institution.
2. An APS certificate is required to receive admission and schedule a visa appointment.
3. For English-taught programmes: Required IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE scores as per the university’s criteria. For German-taught programmes: German language proficiency (minimum B1/B2 level) with certificates from recognised institutions (e.g., Goethe, TestDaF).
4. A confirmed admission letter (or conditional offer) from a recognised German university or university of applied sciences (Hochschule) is mandatory.
5. Students must open a Blocked Account in a German bank and deposit a minimum of €11,208 (subject to change) to cover one year of living expenses.
6. Study gap is acceptable, but must be justified with valid, verifiable documents such as job experience letters, skill certificates, internships, etc.
7. Public universities in Germany charge little to no tuition fee but require a semester contribution (approx. €200–€500 per semester). Private universities may require advance fee payment.
8. Valid German health insurance is compulsory for visa approval and university registration.
9. A strong SOP Letter explaining your academic background, reason for choosing Germany and the course, and future plans is required.
10. Biometric data submission is mandatory for all applicants.
11. You must submit the hard copy of your complete visa file at the German Embassy or VFS during your appointment.

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1. Students must have completed Class 12 from a recognised board for undergraduate courses and a relevant bachelor’s degree for postgraduate programmes. Most Irish institutions require at least 60% or above, depending on the course.
2. Study gaps are acceptable, but must be justified with relevant documents such as work experience letters, certifications, or training records.
3. IELTS, PTE, or TOEFL is mandatory for visa processing.
4. You must have a confirmed Offer Letter from an institution listed on the Interim List of Eligible Programmes (ILEP) in Ireland.
5. Students must pay at least one year’s full tuition fee before applying for a visa.
6. You must show access to at least €10,000 per year for living expenses. Funds should be held for a minimum of 6 months before visa application.
7. Valid private medical insurance must be arranged and submitted as part of the visa application.
8. A compelling Statement of Purpose is required, explaining your academic background, course selection, why Ireland, future goals, and how the course supports your career path.
9. All documents must be submitted via hard copy at VFS or as instructed by the Irish Embassy.
10. Biometric enrolment is mandatory at the time of visa file submission at the VFS centre.

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