Hi Devki, The documents needed for non-EU/EFTA are- A confirmation that you have been admitted to a recognized or accredited educational institution Proof of adequate financial resources to cover the cost of living in Switzerland during your study A health insurance policy that includes accident coverage A study plan with information about the purpose of your studies Proof that you fulfill the personal and educational requirements for the intended study A motivation letter, your curriculum vitae and an information sheet detailing your language skills Proof that you have appropriate accommodation A confirmation that you will leave Switzerland at the end of your studies It should cost you about 60 dollars

Here you go- For EU/EFTA students without gainful employment For non-EU/EFTA students without gainful employment For students looking for gainful employment You can read about the documents needed

Hi Rajesh, It's important that you decide which university you want to go to and book your VISA appointment by the time May ends

Following are the assets that are acceptable for VISA interviews- Income - Salary slip Savings - Passbook or bank statement Fixed/Recurring Deposits - Certificates PPF / PF / GPF / EPF - Letter from the company Bonds, NSC, KVP, etc - supporting originals Mutual funds, shares, stocks, and other investments in the market - DMAT or NSDL statements Insurance - Surrender Value Certificate Scholarships - Scholarship Letter Loan - Loan Sanctioned Letter Gold - Gold Evaluation Certificate by any jeweler

No, don't wait Fill your I-20 In fact, some universities are accepting the electronic version of I 20 because of the COVID situation

There are different types of US visas like M-1, J-1, F-1. But most student visas are F-1 visa. These are the documents required for a US student visa: Non-immigrant visa application form (Form DS-160) Standardized digital color passport photo taken recently A valid passport Receipt of visa application fee payment Certificate of Eligibility for Non-immigrant (F-1) Student Status (Form I-20) Documents proving adequate financial support during your stay in the US (Bank Statement) Diplomas, Transcripts, Certificates, and Degrees from your attended schools. Along with that, Scores from Standardized tests such as TOEFL, GMAT, SAT, GRE, etc. Documents that serve as proof of your intent to return, upon completing your program (for example; your asset documents or job offer letter valid after you complete the study). Additional documents may be requested depending on your location or the specific program you have been admitted into. For more info checkout this blog - https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/getting-usa-f1-student-visa/

The best way to increase your chances for financial aid or even free education abroad, are scholarships. Scholarships are the best way to get any financial support. But not every student gets these scholarships. A students needs to have a good profile if he/she wants to apply for the scholarships. You can search at the university website if they provide scholarships or you can look at some organizations which provide scholarships. For more information checkout this blog- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/how-to-build-your-scholarship-profile-scholarship-tips/

If you want to apply for a visa, the first thing you need is an acceptance letter from the university you have applied to. The visa application needs a letter of acceptance, without that you won't get visa approval. After that, you can start your visa application by downloading it from the website of the Australian High Commission/Consulate available in your country. Apply at DIBP's online system for your visa application. You have to apply at least 12 weeks before the start of the academic year. The application fee is around the AUS $656. You might also have to go through a medical examination and a visa officer will take your interview. You have to be very honest with your answers otherwise your visa might get rejected. It usually takes 2-3 months but it may take more time so, apply accordingly.

"Hey Prateek, You can apply through UCAS but there is a list of things you need to take care of while applying for a visa. You will need the following documents at the time of the visa interview- Tuberculosis screening certificate from a UKVI-approved TB Test Center (applicable for some countries) Financial proof (for funding your studies) Receipt of immigration health surcharge payments form Academic certificates and transcripts mentioned in the CAS form English language proficiency test (IELTS) mentioned in the CAS form Current passport Two photographs (passport-size) Original birth certificate (with translation for non-English document) For more information about applying for the UK Student Visa, check this blog out, it has the information you are looking for :- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/how-to-get-student-visa-for-uk/"

Hey Manas, The steps on applying for an Australian student Visa are: 1: Apply for Admission in Australian College/University. Identify your academic needs and career goals 2: Get evidence of Financial Support 3: Pay the Application Fee and get Confirmation of Enrolment into the university 4: Undertake a Medical Examination 5: Apply for a Visa 6: Prepare for Visa interview and keep documents in place. 7. Give Interview and wait for results. For a more detailed explanation on going about the process of studying in Australia, do contact our cousellors at iSchoolConnect. We are always happy to help. You can contact them here

Hey Shruti, In India once your interview is over, it takes about 2 weeks for you to get your Visa in hand. Just to be on the safe side, you should reserve a Visa interview appointment as soon as possible since the scheduling could take a few days to a couple of weeks. Therefore in total you must reserve at least a month for your Visa process. If you need any guidance take a look at this blog about How to get a student visa for USA https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/getting-usa-f1-student-visa/