FAQs

Edverra global study is a registered educational consultancy based in Kolkata, India, and is widely recognized as one of the leading study-abroad consultants in the region. With over 15 years of experience in international education, the organization has built a strong reputation for delivering accurate counselling and reliable guidance to students aspiring to pursue higher studies at reputed colleges and universities abroad.

Edverra global study offers a complete range of services for students aspiring to study abroad, including personalized counselling, test preparation (IELTS, SAT, GRE, GMAT, TOEFL), and end-to-end support with university selection and visa applications. They also guide students through financial planning such as education loans and scholarships, and extend assistance with accommodation and other post-arrival requirements.

Edverra global Study caters to a diverse range of study-abroad destinations, including Australia, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Germany, the USA, Singapore, and New Zealand. We also extend our services to additional countries such as the UAE, South Korea, Switzerland, Finland, Japan, Italy, Spain, and France.

Edverra Global Study is a strong choice for studying abroad because it provides complete, personalized support at every step of your journey—from choosing the right country and course to preparing applications, arranging financial documents, guiding you through the visa process, and offering pre-departure help. Their focus on transparent guidance, expert counselling, and student-centric services makes the entire process easier, faster, and more organized, especially for first-time international students.

Study abroad programs are gaining popularity for several compelling reasons. For many international students, the attraction lies in the opportunity to receive a high-quality education, immerse themselves in a new culture (and often learn a second language), develop a global perspective, and enhance their future career prospects.

When applying to a foreign university, you may need to submit a set of supporting documents, which can vary by country and institution. Typically, international students are required to provide passport-sized photographs for identification, a well-written Statement of Purpose, an updated CV or resume, academic references or letters of recommendation, certificates and transcripts of previous or secondary education, proof of language proficiency such as IELTS or TOEFL scores (or other relevant language tests), and, for certain programs, admission test results like the GMAT or GRE.

Yes, there are several financial assistance options that can help make studying abroad more affordable. Although securing a student loan as an international student can sometimes be challenging, many other opportunities exist, including scholarships, grants, fellowships, bursaries, sponsorships, and studentships. While many scholarships are awarded based on academic merit and can be highly competitive, there are also numerous funding programs created to support specific groups of students and ease the financial burden of overseas education.

The total expense of studying overseas depends largely on the tuition fees charged to international students in your selected country, along with the general cost of living in that location. For a more detailed breakdown, you can refer to the blogs and country-specific information provided on our website.

Some universities conduct international admissions interviews at various global locations, and you may be asked to participate in one of them. Increasingly, institutions are also using online video interviews, which are similar to traditional in-person interviews but conducted virtually through platforms like Skype at a scheduled date and time.

Whether you need a student visa depends on your nationality and the country where you plan to study. Not all international students are required to obtain one; for example, EU citizens studying in another EU member country typically do not need a visa. However, as a general rule, students coming from outside the destination country’s region or continent will usually need to apply for a student visa, especially for long-term study programs. For short exchanges lasting three months or less, a tourist or visitor visa may sometimes be sufficient. If you’re unsure about your specific case, feel free to Book Free Counseling anytime for guidance.

Your accommodation options depend on the facilities offered by your chosen university. If on-campus housing or student halls are available, you will likely be able to apply for a place there. If not, you will need to explore off-campus options and arrange your own accommodation.