Student Visa Assistance

Our experienced and free support will help you navigate through the complexities of visas and immigration requirements.

How it Works

Student Document Checklist

Verification of Student Documents

Application Process for Study Abroad

Preparing for a Study Abroad Interview

Student Visa Services

Student Visa Application

In the final step of your study abroad application, you must apply for a student visa, which implies that you are eligible to travel to a particular country to pursue your intended studies.

Guided Assistance

The process of applying for a student visa can be complicated. We can act as your guide and help you get the student visa with precision, if you don't know what to do.

Varied Requirements

The requirements for obtaining the visa vary from country to country. The visa officers check the authenticity of your documents and your financial ability to study in a particular country.

Evaluating Your Candidature

Usually, the visa officers are interested in evaluating your candidature, your motivation for studying abroad, and how you will manage life abroad.

Avoiding Rejection

Our experience has given us insight into the reasons for visa rejections. You can avoid the most common or even the most challenging mistakes with our help.

Peace of Mind

Additionally, we have helped many students who had their visa applications rejected. Following the best practices will not only ensure that you receive your visa approval quickly, but you will also have peace of mind.

Types of Visa Assistance

Visitor visa

We can assist you in applying for a visitor visa. Having offices at both ends of the process, we offer high-quality service in the region. This option allows you to invite your friends and family to visit you in Canada.

Parent and grandparent super visa

A super visa is available for parents and grandparents to come to Canada based on their family relationship with their child or grandchild. We can help you in applying for this visa. This visa is valid for visits above six months and up to five (At present, it is mentioned two years).

Convocation visa

A graduation ceremony is a memorable event for all students. Do you want your parents or siblings to be near you when you graduate from Canada? Our firm can help you apply for this visa on behalf of your parents/siblings.

For Canadian Permanent Resident

Canada wants to attract skilled and talented individuals, to bolster the economy. To do so, the country has created several programs that allow skilled professionals to immigrate. We can help you in applying to Canada's provincial nominee programs (PNPs) or Express Entry visas.

As a Canadian Permanent Resident, you:

Can apply for Canadian citizenship, after three years of being a permanent resident
Are allowed to work in Canada without having to apply for a work permit
Can sponsor their spouse, common-law partner and their dependent children to immigrate.
Have access to Canada's public health care system

Student Visa Refusal Cases

If your student visa is refused, we can help you in re-filing it and we have thousands of success stories in this regard! You can apply for a permanent residency after you complete your study in Canada, and we will assist you with that too.

Our visa consultants will...

Understand the reason for the rejection (There are over 40!)
Discuss your options with you, including alternative visa options
Find the most suitable visa option for you and make the application
Deal with your student records (if needed) and your transcripts (if needed)
Reapply with the visa office

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Frequently Asked Questions

A student visa is an official document that allows you to enter and study in a country temporarily. Some countries require that when applying for a visa, you also need to provide evidence of sufficient funds to be able to study there.

Most student visas are granted for no more than five years. This time limit is set by the country you want to study in and applies equally to students from all countries.

The amount you will pay for your student visa depends on your country of origin, the life experience that you have, your educational background and the type of visa that you want to apply for.

Yes, you will need some sort of proof of funds. For example, if you are applying for a student visa to study in Canada, you are required to pay $10,000 CAD (~$7,650 USD) as a part of GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate) to suffice your living cost for the first year, in addition to the tuition fees.

Yes, you can reapply for another student visa if your application is refused. We have excellent experience in visa refiling and we can help you if your visa application was refused earlier.