What do I need to get started?

For an initial assessment we only need the transcripts from your most recent qualification and, if you have one, a language test score. You can start without a language certificate — many universities issue a conditional offer and let you supply it later.

How long does the whole process take?

From the first meeting to departure, usually nine to fourteen months. Offers typically arrive within three to ten weeks, and the visa stage takes anywhere from three weeks to three months depending on the country. Your own timeline is visible in your dashboard.

Can I still apply with a low GPA?

Yes, though not everywhere. Grades are one factor among several — work experience, your personal statement and references all carry weight. We will tell you plainly which universities are unrealistic for your profile so you do not waste application fees.

How do I choose between so many programs?

Use the program search to filter by country, level, discipline, tuition and the language score you actually hold. Every program shows its own entry requirements and deadline, and you can save options to your shortlist and compare them side by side.

Can I apply to several universities at once?

Yes, and we usually recommend three to five: one or two ambitious choices, two that match your profile, and one safe option. Each application is tracked as its own file in your dashboard.

My documents are in Persian. Do they need translating?

Yes. Transcripts, degree certificates and identity documents must be officially translated into English. Our partner translation offices handle this, and the translated files stay in your dashboard so they can be reused for later applications.

How much money do I need to show, and how?

The amount depends on the country and course length — typically first-year tuition plus one year of living costs. You usually have to show the funds have been held for a set period, often 28 days. Your advisor will tell you the exact figure, which account it should sit in, and what evidence is accepted.

What happens if my visa is refused?

We start by reading the refusal notice carefully. Most refusals come down to incomplete financial evidence or an unconvincing statement of intent, and a corrected re-application is usually possible. Our refund policy is in writing and you see it before signing anything.

How do I prepare for the visa interview?

Not every country requires one, but where it does your advisor runs a mock interview using questions that embassy actually asks. The key is that your answers line up with the documents you submitted.

What do your services cost?

The service packages and their prices are listed on the services page. There are no hidden charges, and every amount is disclosed before you commit. University tuition and government visa fees are separate from our fee.

How can I pay from Iran?

Three ways: an Iranian bank gateway in Rial, cryptocurrency (USDT, BTC or ETH), or a manual bank transfer with a receipt upload. Foreign-currency amounts are converted to Toman at the current rate, which is locked the moment you pay.

Are scholarships or tuition discounts available?

Yes. Many universities offer merit-based entrance scholarships and some countries provide government grants. Students we placed received an average of about $2,400 per year. We flag the funded options while you are shortlisting.

Who arranges accommodation?

We shortlist and book verified student housing before you travel. We strongly advise never flying without a confirmed place to stay.

Do I get support after I arrive?

Yes. You get a first-week checklist covering university registration, opening a bank account, a SIM card and insurance, and your support channel stays open after arrival.