Questions we hear every day

It depends on the service and destination — study abroad packages, visa-only applications and holiday bookings are priced differently. Book a free consultation and we'll give you a clear, written quote before you commit to anything.

For most study and work visas, yes — dependent visas exist for spouses and children in Canada, the UK, Ireland and Australia, subject to that country's current rules and your program level. We'll confirm eligibility for your specific case.

Most of our study destinations allow part-time work during term and full-time during breaks, typically 15–20 hours/week. Exact limits vary by country and are set by immigration, not by us — we'll walk you through the current limit for where you're headed.

Anywhere from two to sixteen weeks depending on the visa type, destination and season. We give you a realistic timeline once we have your documents, and flag anything that could slow it down before it becomes a problem.

Most English-taught programs require an English proficiency test, but a growing number of universities waive it if your prior education was in English. We'll check this against your specific school list before you spend money on a test you might not need.