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1. Valid Passport
Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned stay.
Include previous visas if applicable.
2. Visa Application Form
Complete the specific student visa form (e.g., DS-160 for USA, Tier 4 for UK).
Submit online or in-person, as required by the country.
3. Passport-Sized Photographs
Recent photos matching the embassy’s specifications.
Often required in both hard copy and digital format.
4. Proof of Admission
Official admission/acceptance letter from a recognized institution.
Must state the course, duration, and start date.
5. Proof of Financial Support
Bank statements or sponsorship letters showing sufficient funds to cover:
Tuition fees
Living expenses
Travel costs
Some countries may require a set minimum amount (e.g., Canada’s GIC for study permit).
6. Visa Application Fee Payment
Receipt of payment for visa application.
Fees vary by country (e.g., around $160 for the US, £490 for the UK, etc.).
7. Educational Documents
Academic transcripts and certificates (high school, college, etc.).
Standardized test scores if required (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT).
8. English Language Proficiency
Proof of language ability (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL).
Exemptions may apply depending on country or background.
9. Statement of Purpose (SOP) / Personal Statement
A written explanation of why you want to study in that country.
Should detail your goals, chosen course, and future plans.
10. Medical Examination & Health Insurance
Some countries require a medical check-up by approved doctors.
Proof of health insurance is often required (mandatory in Australia and Canada).
11. Police Clearance Certificate
To prove you have no criminal background (required by some countries).
12. Interview (if applicable)
In-person or virtual interview (mandatory for US student visas, sometimes required elsewhere).
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