Is studying in Europe really possible for me?
For many students: yes. You typically need completed secondary school (WAEC, KCSE, baccalauréat or equivalent), language skills (many programmes are fully in English) and proof that you can finance your stay. In the Starter Call we assess your individual case honestly - and if it is not realistic yet, we tell you so.
Which countries can I apply to?
We mainly place students in Germany, France, Finland, the Netherlands, Poland, Hungary, Portugal and Cyprus. We recommend countries based on your budget, your grades and your language skills - for example, public universities in Germany often charge no tuition at all.
How much money do I need in total?
Beyond our service fee, plan for: application fees, the proof of funds your visa requires (in Germany a blocked account of roughly €11,900 for the first year - this money stays yours and is paid back to you monthly), health insurance and your flight. You get a full personal breakdown in the Starter Call, and our free cost guide explains every position.
Is the admission guarantee real?
Yes - and it is written in your contract. In the Complete and VIP packs we keep applying until a recognised European university admits you. If that does not happen within the agreed period although you provided the required documents, we refund you as agreed.
Do you guarantee the visa too?
No - and you should not trust anyone who claims they can. Visa decisions are made only by the embassy. What we do: prepare your file to the exact standard embassies expect, coach you for the interview, and only use the official student visa route. That is what maximises your chances.
How long does the whole process take?
Typically 3 to 9 months from first call to visa, depending on the country and the semester intake. Our advice: start 9–12 months before the semester you want to begin. The earlier you start, the more options you have.
Can I work while studying in Europe?
In most countries, yes - part-time. In Germany, for example, students from outside the EU may work 140 full days per year. A student job helps with living costs, but it can never replace the proof of funds for the visa.
How do I pay, and is my money safe?
You receive a written contract and an invoice first; payment is by bank transfer or other traceable methods - never cash to a stranger. Our services are staged precisely so you can start small: €99 for the Starter Call, and you upgrade only when you have seen how we work.