Planning to study abroad? Whether you're aiming for a top-ranked university or seeking new opportunities in another country, understanding the student visa process is a critical first step.
At International Institute of Rad, we specialize in helping students secure admission to international institutions and successfully apply for student visas. From selecting the right country and university to gathering required documents and preparing for visa interviews, our experienced team is here to guide you every step of the way.
Why Study Abroad?
Studying abroad is more than just an academic experience, it’s a lifechanging opportunity. Many students choose to study overseas for better educational resources, globally recognized degrees, and a chance to build a future in their destination country. For some, it’s a stepping stone toward long-term immigration.
Education Levels You Can Apply For
We assist with student visa applications and academic admissions for a variety of levels:
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High school & boarding school programs for students under 18
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Bachelor’s degrees (3–4 years)
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Master’s degrees (1–2 years)
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PhD programs (2–5 years, often funded or salaried)
Some countries, like the UK, Canada, Australia, and Switzerland, accept international students from high school level, while others focus on higher education.
Tuition Fees & Scholarships
Tuition costs vary greatly:
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High cost countries (USA, UK, Canada, Australia): $10,000–$50,000/year
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Affordable options (Italy, Belgium, Romania): $3,000–$10,000/year
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Tuition free education (Germany, Austria, France): Public universities offer high quality, free education
Keep in mind: high tuition doesn’t always mean high quality, and free education doesn’t mean lower standards. Boarding schools for minors can cost $32,000–$50,000/year.
Language Requirements
Depending on the country and program, you may need:
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IELTS 6.5+ for English-speaking countries
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German for public universities in Germany and Austria
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French for certain programs in France
While bachelor’s degrees often require the local language, many master’s and PhD programs are offered in English, even in non English speaking countries.
Required Documents
Applying for a university abroad typically involves:
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Academic transcripts and certificates
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Valid language test results
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Resume/CV
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Motivation letter
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Proof of financial support (for visa)
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Passport and identity documents
Each university and embassy may have specific requirements. Our advisors will help you prepare the right documents for both admission and your student visa.
From Admission to Visa Approval: Start Your Journey Today
Once you receive an acceptance letter, we help you with the visa application process, scheduling embassy appointments, preparing financial documents, and ensuring you meet all requirements for approval. The path to studying abroad can be complex, but you don’t have to do it alone. Contact our team at International Institute of Rad for a free consultation and get expert guidance tailored to your goals.