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Nine to twelve months before your intended intake gives you the widest choice of institutions and the calmest timeline. Six months is workable. Under three months usually means you are applying for the following intake, whatever anyone tells you.

Often, yes. Several of our partners in Canada, the UK, Malta, Cyprus and the UAE accept a Medium of Instruction letter, an internal English test, or Duolingo instead of IELTS. Eligibility depends on your school, course and country, so bring your transcripts to the consultation.

No. Work experience, a strong statement of purpose, a relevant professional certification or a pre-master's pathway can offset a weak transcript. It changes which institutions we shortlist, not whether you can go.

Yes, and refusals are a large part of our work. We read the refusal notice line by line, identify what actually failed — usually documentation or course-choice credibility — and rebuild the file before re-applying.

In some destinations and at some study levels, yes. Dependant rules have tightened in the UK and Canada in particular, so this needs a case-by-case answer. Ask us before you choose a course.

Typically three to seven months from first consultation to departure, depending on intake dates, how quickly your documents are ready and current visa processing times.