It depends on the length of your program and level of degree you are pursuing. In general, an undergraduate degree will take three or four years of full-time study (for example, most subjects in the UK take three years, while most subjects in the US take four), whereas a graduate degree, such as a master's degree or equivalent, will take one or two years. A doctorate (PhD) program typically lasts three to four years.

Entry requirements differ greatly between universities and countries, so check the information provided by your prospective university before submitting anything. But most countries require students to complete IELTS with a score 6 to 6.5 and graduation level complete with GPA 3 or 55% mark.

We recommend starting your application process at least 6 months in advance to allow for processing time and to prepare for your time abroad. But remember that academic years begin at different times of the year in different countries. Semester dates are typically as follows: Australia Semester 1: February/March to May/June. Semester 2: July/August to November. New Zealand's Semester 1: February to June Semester 2: July to November UK Term 1: September to December Term 2: January to April Term 3: April to June. USA Fall: August to December. Spring: January to April. Summer: May to August. The dates listed above are only guidelines for you. You should always confirm the exact dates with the university or college to which you are applying from their main website.

As part of your application, you have to submit some supporting documentation. Again, requirements vary by country and university, but international students are frequently asked to provide the following: ● Identification photos from passports ● Statement of purpose ● CV/résumé ● Letters of recommendation ● Secondary education certificate and transcripts ● Proof of English proficiency (for example, a TOEFL/IELTS certificate for schools in English-speaking countries) or other language test

It’s depending on the country and university such as: Australia Tuition fees and course costs for international students. The typical annual tuition fees for international students, according to Study Australia official government website for international students, are: ● Undergraduate bachelor degree – AU$20,000 (US$13,675) to $45,000 (US$30,769); ● Postgraduate master’s degree – AU$22,000 (US$15,045) to $50,000 (US$34,192); ● Doctoral degree – AU$20,000 (US$13,675) to $42,000 (US$28,721). According to the country’s Student visa requirements students’ needs AU$21,041 (~US$14,400) for each year of living costs. You have to visit the university website to know about the tuition fee details. There are no tuition fees in some countries like Germany and Norway.

Yes, you can work and study at a time. There is an opportunity for students to do part-time jobs.

The most common part-time jobs for international students are: On Campus Job: ❖ Academic assistants ❖ Library supervisor ❖ Literature researcher ❖ Tutorial assistant Off-campus jobs ❖ Waiter/Waitress ❖ Trade Fairs ❖ Courier ❖ Babysitter ❖ Bartender ❖ Cashier ❖ Filing office documents ❖ Media (Journalism students)

Yes, A personal statement is an important part of your application because it is considered as a demonstration of a student's personal and professional level. And also, it’s a requirement for study abroad.

Typically, the letter has five paragraphs that cover your background, reasons why you would be a good candidate for the program, academic achievements, work experience, and any other extracurricular activities.

Yes, we support students for scholarship opportunities.

All country's requirements are not the same. Most countries require students to complete IELTS with a score 6 to 6.5 and some countries have requirements to know their language proficiency or IELTS.

Minimum GPA 3- or 55%-mark requirement for studying abroad.

Yes, Scholarships are always available for international students. Students have looked for the university scholarship portal.

As per the country requirement it could be changed. But here is the common requirement for student visa application, Please prepare two identical sets of applications with the below mentioned documents and bring your original documents along. Please prepare the documentation for your visa in the following order: 1. Valid passport 2. 3 recent biometrical passport photographs 3. 2 Visa application forms 4. Copy of your passport’s data page (A4 size copy) 5. Proof of admission to the relevant University or Institution (scholarship certificate if applicable) 6. Higher Secondary Education or Equivalent Board Certificate and mark-sheets 7. Proof of previous studies in the relevant area (e.g., Bachelor Degree, transcripts) if Applicable 8. Proof of knowledge of English language (TOEFL, IELTS) 9. Proof of fund 10. Incoming medical insurance or proof public 11. A motivation letters 12. Your Curriculum Vitae (CV)

It depends on the country's policy but the maximum country works 20 hours in a week.

The majority of green cards must be renewed every ten years, but conditional green cards based on marriage or investment must be replaced after two years.

Here is the list of countries where the Manpower Recruiting Agencies send Semi- skilled people: 1. Japan 2. Oman 3. Katar 4. Kuwait 5. UAE 6. Bahrain 7. Iraq 8. Italy 9. South Korea 10. UK

Here is the list of countries where the Manpower Recruiting Agencies send skilled people: 1. Japan 2. UK 3. Italy 4. Moriscos 5. Malaysia 6. Singapore 7. Jordan 8. South Korea

Housemaids, cleaners, laborers etc. jobs are offered to unskilled people.

tailor, mason, baby care etc. jobs are offered to semi-skilled people.

Manufacturing of garments workers are considered as skilled. Fashion Housing or garments jobs are offered to semi-skilled people.

Doctors, engineers, nurses and teachers etc. jobs are offered to professional people.

The following Countries offer job without work permit such as: ● Canada ● Australia ● New Zealand

Almost 90% of Bangladeshi Workers are unskilled. Here is the list of countries where the Manpower Recruiting Agencies send unskilled people: 1. Saudi Arabia 2. Libya 3. Lebanon 4. Egypt 5. Iraq 6. Qatar 7. Italy 8. South Korea 9. UK 10. Brunei 11. Japan