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Families budget the tuition and get caught by everything else. What you actually have to fund, when each part is due, and how the total differs by destination — using real fees from our own catalogue.
Read the guide →Processing time is measured from the day you submit. For Canada, the PAL and the GIC both have to exist before that day — so the real timeline is months longer than the figure you were quoted.
Read the guide →Most students assume they need far more than they do. Around four in five Canadian college programmes ask for 50% marks, and 6.0 is the most common IELTS requirement. The real shape of it, and why the visa is a separate question.
Read the guide →Most students are funded by a parent, and that is completely normal. What matters is not whose account it is — it is whether the money is traceable, explained and consistent with everything else you have filed.
Read the guide →Two to four weeks, the fastest of the six routes we work with. But the useful fact about Singapore's timeline is not its length, it is where the money sits while you wait.
Read the guide →Every SOP guide hands you a template. Visa officers read thousands of them and recognise every one. What a study permit SOP actually has to do, and the four questions it must answer about you specifically.
Read the guide →Cyprus issues a blue slip to enter and a pink slip to stay, and you have seven days from landing to register. The order, the medical tests, the insurance spec and the fees — the parts generic checklists leave out.
Read the guide →An English-taught EU degree at a quarter of what Canada charges. Real fees from the Cyprus programmes we work with, plus the two things about Cyprus that should give you pause before you decide.
Read the guide →Often no international English test, and fees paid only after your pass is approved. Singapore's hospitality route has real advantages other destinations do not — and one limitation the brochures leave out.
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