Where would you like to study?
Six destinations, each with its own trade-offs on cost, course length, work rights and settlement. Here's an honest overview — the specifics for your profile come out of the consultation.
Canada
Post-graduation work permits and a clear route to permanent residency.
- PGWP up to 3 years
- Spouse work permit options
- Strong PR pathways
United Kingdom
One-year master's degrees and the two-year Graduate Route visa.
- 1-year master's
- 2-year Graduate Route
- World-ranked universities
Australia
Strong post-study work rights and a well-established student community.
- 2–4 year work visa
- Regional study bonuses
- High quality of life
USA
The widest choice of universities and generous funding for strong profiles.
- OPT & STEM OPT
- Large scholarship pool
- Research opportunities
Germany
Low or no tuition at public universities and a strong engineering sector.
- Low tuition fees
- 18-month job seeker visa
- Strong STEM programmes
Europe
Affordable, English-taught degrees across Schengen member states.
- Schengen mobility
- Affordable living costs
- English-taught courses
Study in Canada
Canada pairs internationally respected universities with one of the clearest routes from student to permanent resident. For students planning to settle long term, it is usually the first country we look at.
Worth knowing
- What you can study: Bachelor's, master's and post-graduate diplomas at universities and colleges across every province.
- After you graduate: A Post-Graduation Work Permit of up to three years, depending on the length of your programme.
- The catch: Provincial rules and study permit caps have changed repeatedly in recent years. We check the current position for your specific institution before you apply.
At a glance
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PGWP up to 3 years
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Spouse work permit options
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Strong PR pathways
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Counselling in your language Bengali · English · Hindi · Urdu
Study in United Kingdom
The UK is the fastest route to a recognised master's degree — most are completed in a single year, which keeps both tuition and living costs down.
Worth knowing
- What you can study: One-year taught master's degrees, three-year bachelor's degrees, and foundation routes for students who need them.
- After you graduate: The Graduate Route allows two years of work after graduating (three for doctoral graduates).
- The catch: Financial evidence rules are strict and precisely defined. This is where most UK refusals originate, and where we spend the most time.
At a glance
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1-year master's
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2-year Graduate Route
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World-ranked universities
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Counselling in your language Bengali · English · Hindi · Urdu
Study in Australia
Strong universities, a large and well-supported international student community, and generous post-study work rights — particularly outside the biggest cities.
Worth knowing
- What you can study: Bachelor's, master's and vocational (VET) qualifications.
- After you graduate: Temporary Graduate visa of roughly two to four years depending on qualification and location.
- The catch: The Genuine Student requirement means your application has to show a coherent study and career narrative, not just funds.
At a glance
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2–4 year work visa
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Regional study bonuses
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High quality of life
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Counselling in your language Bengali · English · Hindi · Urdu
Study in USA
The widest range of institutions anywhere, and the deepest pool of scholarship and assistantship funding for strong academic profiles.
Worth knowing
- What you can study: Bachelor's, master's and doctoral programmes across public and private universities.
- After you graduate: Optional Practical Training after graduation, extended for STEM fields.
- The catch: The F-1 visa interview carries real weight. Preparation for it is a substantial part of what we do for US applicants.
At a glance
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OPT & STEM OPT
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Large scholarship pool
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Research opportunities
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Counselling in your language Bengali · English · Hindi · Urdu
Study in Germany
Public universities charge little or no tuition, even for international students. For engineering and the sciences it is among the best value in the world.
Worth knowing
- What you can study: Bachelor's and master's degrees, with a growing number taught entirely in English.
- After you graduate: An 18-month job-seeker period after graduation to find relevant employment.
- The catch: You will need a blocked account to prove living costs, and German language ability widens your options considerably even on English-taught courses.
At a glance
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Low tuition fees
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18-month job seeker visa
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Strong STEM programmes
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Counselling in your language Bengali · English · Hindi · Urdu
Study in Europe
Across the EU there are affordable, English-taught degrees in countries that receive far fewer applications than the big four — which can mean better odds and lower costs.
Worth knowing
- What you can study: Bachelor's and master's programmes in English across Schengen member states.
- After you graduate: Post-study stay-back periods vary by country; several offer 9–12 months to find work.
- The catch: Because a Schengen study permit is country-specific, choosing the right member state at the outset matters more here than anywhere else.
At a glance
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Schengen mobility
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Affordable living costs
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English-taught courses
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Counselling in your language Bengali · English · Hindi · Urdu
Rules change. We track them.
Tuition levels, financial requirements, post-study work rights and student visa caps are all set by governments and revised regularly — sometimes mid-intake. Everything on this page is a general overview, not a guarantee of current policy. We confirm the position that applies to your specific course and intake before you submit anything.
Still deciding between two countries?
Bring us both. We'll walk through cost, course length, work rights and long-term options side by side so you can choose with your eyes open.