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How Student Visa Works

At Global Path Consulting, we offer comprehensive guidance for students seeking to pursue various academic opportunities abroad. Whether you’re enrolling in a full-time degree program, a vocational course, an internship abroad, or even an online degree, we can help you navigate the visa requirements and application process smoothly. Explore the different study options below to understand which student visa best suits your academic goals.

Navigating the student visa application process can be complex, but with Global Path Consulting, we simplify it for you. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to apply for your student visa with our expert assistance:

  1. Initial Consultation: Reach out to Global Path Consulting to schedule an initial consultation. During this meeting, we will discuss your study plans, the country and institution you are targeting, and any specific visa requirements you need to fulfill.
  2. Document Review:  Collect all necessary documents required for the student visa application. This typically includes your passport, admission letter from the educational institution, proof of financial support, and any additional documents specified by the visa authority. We provide a comprehensive checklist to ensure you have all the required documents and that they meet the specific criteria of your destination country’s visa regulations.
  3. Application Preparation Form Filling: We assist you in accurately completing the student visa application form, ensuring that all information is correct and meets the visa requirements. Our team reviews and prepares your supporting documents, including transcripts, proof of accommodation, and medical insurance, to ensure they are in the correct format and meet the visa authority’s specifications.
  4. Submission Process Application Submission: We handle the submission of your visa application and supporting documents to the appropriate visa office or consulate, ensuring that all requirements are met and deadlines are adhered to.
  5. Follow-Up: After submission, we monitor the status of your application and provide updates. If any additional information or documents are requested by the visa authorities, we assist you in providing them promptly.
  6. Visa Interview Preparation Interview Guidance: If an interview is part of the visa process, we provide guidance and tips to help you prepare. We offer mock interviews and advice on how to effectively communicate your study plans and intentions. We ensure that you have all necessary documents prepared for the interview, so you can present a complete and compelling case for your student visa.
  7. Visa Approval and Arrival Receive Visa: Once your student visa is approved, we assist you with any final steps required before your departure, including visa stamping and any additional pre-departure requirements. We offer support and advice on your travel arrangements, orientation programs, and settling in your new country to ensure a smooth transition.
  8. Ongoing Support Continued Assistance: Even after your visa is approved and you have arrived at your destination, Global Path Consulting remains available to assist with any additional questions or concerns you may have during your study abroad experience.
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Three Steps to Your Student Visa with Global Path Consulting

Application Preparation

Consult with us, gather and prepare your documents, and complete the visa application form.

Submission and Tracking

We submit your application, track its progress, and handle any additional requests from university.

Finalisation and Support

Review your visa application, prepare for visa interview, and receive assistance for preparing your departure.

Documents Checklist for Long Term Study Visa:

  • Formal passport-size photo in solid white background.
  • Mark sheets for each semester or transcript and the degree of Bachelor Level if applicable
  • 10th and 12th pass certificates
  • CV (with full academic and professional qualification), Work experience.
  • MOI or any other English proficiency certificate (IELTS/TOFEL/PTE/DUOLINGO)
  • Passport copy – ID page and address page – a clean view of both pages is required.
  • Funds Requirement, country specific
  • LOR(01 academic and 01 professional)
  • SOP
  • Thesis/research papers/projects to be submitted, if available
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FAQS

A student visa is an official document that allows you to enter a foreign country to pursue education. Without a valid student visa, you cannot legally study abroad.

The processing time for a Long Term Student Visa typically ranges from 4 to 10 weeks, depending on the country you’re applying to and the complexity of your case. However, it’s advisable to apply well in advance, as delays may occur at Embassy for visa appointments, due to high application volumes. Always check the specific timeline for the country you’re applying to for the most accurate estimate.

Get assistance from GPC team for full visa processing. Here are the steps:

Get Accepted: Apply to and get accepted by a SEVP-approved U.S. school. Receive your Form I-20.

Pay Fees: Pay the SEVIS fee and complete the DS-160 form (non-immigrant visa application). Pay the visa application fee.

Schedule Interview: Book an interview at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate. Gather documents like Form I-20, DS-160 confirmation, passport, financial proof, and SEVIS fee receipt.

Visa Interview: Attend the interview, answer questions about your study plans and finances, and submit required documents.

Approval: Once approved, receive your visa. You can enter the U.S. up to 30 days before your program start date.

Target Audience:
MBA: For professionals with 3-5+ years of experience.
MIM: For recent graduates with little or no experience.

Focus:
MBA: Advanced management and leadership, practical applications.
MIM: Foundational management skills, more theoretical.

Cost & Duration:
MBA: 1-2 years, higher cost.
MIM: 1-2 years, more affordable.

Career Outcomes:
MBA: Senior management and executive roles.
MIM: Entry-level/junior management positions.

Popularity:
MBA: Globally recognized.
MIM: Popular in Europe, growing globally.

Yes, we assist you in every step of the process, including document preparation, application submission, interview guidance, and follow-up with visa authorities to ensure a smooth experience.

In some countries, like the U.S., France, Malta, Estonia, Latvia and others have a visa interview requirement with the counsulate/visa officer. Cyprus, Dubai, Canada may not require an interview. We will inform you of the specific requirements based on your destination.

This depends on the type of visa and the country. Some student visas allow travel within specific regions (like the Schengen area in Europe), while others may have restrictions.

We continue to assist with pre-departure preparation, travel arrangements, and advice on settling into your new country, ensuring a smooth transition to your new life abroad.
Full-time degree visas are for long-term academic programs like bachelor’s or master’s degrees, while vocational course visas are for skill-based training that can last from a few months to two years.
No, online degree programs typically do not require a student visa unless the course requires short-term residency or in-person attendance at specific locations.
Yes, in most cases, student visas can be extended if you plan to continue your studies, provided you meet the requirements of the immigration authorities.
Financial requirements vary by country, but you generally need to show proof that you have enough money to cover tuition and living expenses for at least one year.
Many countries allow international students to work part-time during their studies. The number of hours allowed varies by country and visa type.
You’ll need an internship offer letter, proof of financial resources, and health insurance. If the internship is part of your studies, you may need proof of enrollment.
Yes, in many countries, international students can apply for a work visa after graduation if they find employment within the eligible period.
Yes, most countries require international students to have health insurance, either through their home country or by purchasing it locally.
Yes, you may need a short-term study visa or a tourist visa depending on the country and the length of the course.
It’s recommended to apply at least 3 to 6 months before your program begins to allow enough time for visa processing.

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