Your studies abroad start here.

5 countries
Turkey, Hungary, Italy, China and the USA
The whole way
From choosing a programme to your first days in a new country
Free
The first consultation and your personal admission plan
Where do you want to go?
Five countries, five very different student lives. Pick the one that feels right, or let's work it out together.
All destinations- Turkey
Close, familiar, dynamic
A country close to home, a language you pick up fast, and big lively cities.
Study in Turkey - Hungary
Europe, accessibility, Budapest
A European degree and English-taught programmes in a calm student country.
Study in Hungary - Italy
Culture, design, Europe
Europe's oldest universities, design and engineering — with programmes in English.
Study in Italy - China
Technology, scale, future
Vast campuses, strong engineering and a language that stays with you for life.
Study in China - USA
Campus, choice, opportunity
Campus life, a flexible choice of major and community college as a way in.
Study in the USA
BishkekIstanbul
Close, familiar, dynamic
A country close to home, a language you pick up fast, and big lively cities.
- Bachelor's degree
- Usually 4 years
- Teaching languages
- Turkish and English
Five countries are closer than they look
From Bishkek to a lecture hall in another country is one clear path. Pick a country and see where it leads.
Close, familiar, dynamic
Study in TurkeyFrom your first message to your first day of classes
Seven steps. At each one you know what is happening now and what comes next.
Bishkek
- 1
Free consultation
We get to know you and your family: goals, grades, languages, budget. We answer questions with no obligation.
- 2
Choosing a country and programme
You receive a personal plan: countries, universities and programmes that fit, with an honest view of your chances.
- 3
Preparing documents
We collect your school certificate and records, arrange translations and certifications, and write the motivation letter together.
- 4
Applying to the university
We submit applications, follow up with admissions and prepare you for exams and interviews where they are required.
- 5
Visa and housing
After admission we prepare the visa documents and find a dormitory or a flat.
- 6
Getting ready to move
Tickets, insurance, what to pack and how the first days work. Parents receive all the contacts.
- 7
Classes begin
You've arrived. We help with moving in and registration, and stay in touch through the first weeks.
Your university
We take care of everything between you and the university
You study for exams and finish school. We make sure no document and no deadline gets lost.

Country
We compare countries by language, budget and your goals.
University
We shortlist universities you can realistically get into with your grades.
Programme
We help you choose a field and a teaching language.
Documents
We draw up the list for the specific university and check every file.
Translations
We arrange translations and certifications in the required format.
Motivation letter
We help you tell your story in your own words — honestly and convincingly.
Admission process
We submit applications, track replies and prepare you for exams and interviews.
Visa
We explain the requirements and prepare the document package for the consulate.
Housing and dormitory
We find a dormitory place or vetted housing near the university.
Pre-departure
Tickets, insurance, packing, first expenses — we go through the list together.
Support on arrival
We stay in touch after you land and help with the first questions.

This could be an ordinary Tuesday for you.
For parents: what will happen and who is responsible
Letting your child move to another country is a serious decision. So we show you the whole process upfront and stay in touch with the family.
- One manager to talk to
- Your family has one person who runs the application from the consultation to arrival and answers parents' questions as carefully as the student's.
- A plan before any work begins
- You see in advance what we do, in what order, and what we need from you. At every stage it is clear what is already done.
- Documents without guesswork
- We build the list of documents, translations and certifications for the specific university and check every file before it is sent.
- Honest assessments
- Admission is decided by the university and the visa by the consulate. We don't promise what isn't ours to promise: we tell you how we see the chances and prepare backup options.
- Support after arrival
- We help with the first steps on the ground: moving in, registration, and contact with the university.
The questions we hear most
How much does the first consultation cost?
Nothing. We go through your goals, grades, languages and family budget, then send you a personal admission plan. It stays with you even if you decide to apply on your own.
When should I start preparing?
Ideally about a year before your studies begin — at the start of grade 11 or the end of grade 10. If you have less time, write to us and we'll see which options are still open.
Do I need to know English?
It depends on the country and programme. Some are taught in English, others offer a preparatory year in the local language. At the consultation we'll match options to your current level.
Can I get in with average grades?
Grades matter, but they aren't the only criterion: motivation, languages and exams count too. We'll tell you honestly which universities are realistic and which aren't.
Do you guarantee admission?
No, and nobody can: the university makes the decision and the consulate issues the visa. We are responsible for an application that is complete, strong and on time, and we always prepare a backup option.
How much do your services cost?
It depends on the country and the amount of work. We tell you the price before any work begins — after the free consultation, once it's clear what needs to be done.















