A student visa is the final step between your admission and your arrival on campus. Requirements differ by country and change regularly, so careful preparation matters.
How we support you
- A personalised checklist for your destination
- Guidance on financial evidence and sponsorship letters
- Review of your forms and documents before submission
- Interview preparation where an interview is required
- Pre-departure briefing, travel and accommodation advice
Common destinations
United Kingdom – Student visa
You will need a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from your university, proof of funds and, where required, a tuberculosis test certificate.
United States – F-1 student visa
After receiving your I-20 from your university you pay the SEVIS fee, complete the online application and attend a visa interview.
Canada – Study permit
You will need a letter of acceptance from a designated learning institution, proof of funds and any provincial documents currently required.
EEA provides advice and document support. Visa decisions are made solely by the relevant embassy or immigration authority.
Student visa FAQs
How early should I apply for my student visa?
Apply as soon as you have your CAS, I-20 or letter of acceptance and your financial documents are ready. Processing times vary by country and season.
Can EEA guarantee my visa?
No agency can guarantee a visa – decisions are made by the embassy or immigration authority. We help you submit a complete, well-prepared application to give you the best chance.
What financial documents do I need?
Usually bank statements showing tuition and living costs for the required period, plus a sponsor’s letter if a parent or guardian is paying. Exact rules depend on the country.
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