1. Proper Research
Do your homework! Look into the programs, institutions, and surroundings. Before you make a final decision, investigate the course offerings, research possibilities, campus life, and employment prospects. For a broader viewpoint, speak with the alumni of the school you are interested in or ask your friends and family for recommendations. Use LinkedIn or Facebook to connect with them more successfully. Remember to include your budget and any scholarships you may be eligible for in your research as well.
We are aware that research can be a demanding process, but we can assist. Come to Simple Degree for a free career consultation, and we’ll point you in the right direction.
2. Talk with our Counselors
The university or institution will carefully review your application after receiving it and let you know the results. The processing of your application could take a few weeks (or longer for postgraduate degrees). You will be sent an acceptance form and a letter from the counsellor if your application is accepted. Go over the offer thoroughly with your counsellor before accepting it to look for any potential restrictions. Your counsellor will assist you in selecting the best choice for you if you are accepted into more than one course or institution.
3. Create Your Application
It’s time to apply once you’ve determined your course of study and university.
Your course and university applications will be supported by your IDP counsellor. To speed up the procedure and raise your chances of being accepted, they will personally get in touch with the university or institution of your choice. We adhere to the strictest moral and legal requirements since we take our work extremely seriously.
If passing an English test is required to enrol in your course, study diligently to earn high marks. In addition to having a large vocabulary, it is crucial to be grammatically sound on an exam like the IELTS.
4. Offer Acceptance
The university or institution will carefully review your application after receiving it and let you know the results. The processing of your application could take a few weeks (or longer for postgraduate degrees). You will be sent an acceptance form and a letter of the offer if your application is accepted. Go over the offer thoroughly with your counsellor before accepting it to look for any potential restrictions. Your counsellor will assist you in selecting the best choice for you if you are accepted into more than one course or institution.
5. Offer Visa
The most crucial action to take after accepting the offer letter is to apply for your student visa. Your IDP counsellor will assist you in applying for a visa and assembling the necessary paperwork because each nation has its unique set of requirements that must be met.
6. Checklist of student visa
The top five most typical documents that you’ll need for your student visa are listed below. Consult your counsellor for a complete list of required documents for the nation of your choice.
Proof of enrollment in an accredited institution of higher learning
Requests for residence authorization (it varies by the country)
Proof of language proficiency (if needed)
Proof of approval from parents or guardians (if under 18)
Proof of financing (your capacity to cover the cost involved in studying and sustaining abroad)
Passport size
Copy of your recent passport
Vaccine outcomes (if required, it varies by the country)
Decide where you’ll reside.
You will need to find a place to live while studying abroad unless you have been granted housing on campus. You can look for a local host, a homestay, or rooms to rent. Cities will charge differently. If you decide to rent an apartment, you will also need to pay for tenant’s insurance as well as additional utility costs like power, internet, and water use (in some areas of housing).
7. Plan your travel in advance
Make sure to reserve your airline tickets much in advance. To monitor price changes and book at the lowest fares, try to look at the possibilities with plenty of time to spare. Make sure to research the admission criteria and baggage fees for your host nation.
8. Pack your bags to go
You’re about to embark on a great adventure, so congrats. Your counsellor will direct you through the lengthy list of crucial to-do items you must complete before travelling abroad. This will cover issues including currency exchange, insurance, lodging, SIM cards, creating a bank account, national laws, and cultural adaptation. To assist you to get ready for studying abroad, we also hold frequent pre-departure sessions throughout the year.
