Student Visas of different countries

 

 Countries require visas from visitors for regulatory, security and economic reasons. It is important to confirm visa information with a current and reliable source, such as the embassy of where you're traveling. You may need a visa for any countries you visit or transit on your trip. Visa requirements vary depending on the nationality of your passport, the length of your stay, whether you will leave the airport, the nature of your trip, your point of entry, and the areas you will be visiting. These requirements can also change regularly.

Your residency usually does not matter in whether or not you need a visa, only the nationality indicated by your passport. For this reason, if you are a non-citizen where you currently reside, never rely on local advice as to whether you need a visa to visit a nearby foreign country or other popular location abroad. They may not need a visa, while you do. Student Visas are issued to those who wish to undertake a course of study in another country. Proof of admission, enrolment, sufficient funds and proficiency in the local language are necessary. Sometimes they also ask for the proof of travel insurance. In some countries this can come with limited, part-time employment rights. Getting student visas should not be so difficult as it has become. However, the whole process of getting the student as well as the other visas under different visa categories largely depends upon the respective country policies. The case of most of the western countries, they have made easier visa requirements for the students from developed courtiers and tougher visa requirements for the students from developing countries (sometimes also labelled as "High Risk Countries").  To see the details of the student visa requirements/process of individual countries, please navigate through the buttons at the right side of this page. >​>>