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Admission, visa and relocation support for students and professionals leaving Nigeria — handled by one counsellor from your first session to your first week abroad.
The work that decides whether your application succeeds, done properly.
A structured session on your academics, work history and long-term plan — ending in a written shortlist of countries and courses you realistically qualify for, with the trade-offs of each spelled out.
Three to six institutions matched to your academic profile, with intake dates, entry requirements, post-study work rights and admission likelihood set side by side.
Full filing: transcripts and credential evaluation, statement of purpose, references, CV, portfolio and follow-up with admissions offices until a decision comes through.
Country-specific checklists, forms, CAS/I-20/LOA handling, supporting documentation, biometrics and appointment booking, plus mock interviews before your credibility interview.
We read the refusal notice against the actual rules, find the failure point, and rebuild the file. Many of our approvals are second attempts after another agent's refusal.
Where the destination and study level still allow dependants, we advise on eligibility and the documentation required for spouses and children.
Arranged through vetted partners. Nothing is bundled without your consent.
Student halls, private studios and shared housing near your campus, secured before you fly.
Student fares and generous baggage allowances, timed around your enrolment date.
A driver waiting at arrivals and a ride straight to your accommodation on day one.
Guidance on opening a local account, getting a number and registering with your institution.
WES, ECE and ENIC assessments, notarisation and certified translation where a school requires them.
IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, Duolingo, SAT and GRE registration plus coaching through partner tutors.
Not everyone should study abroad. For qualified professionals, a sponsored work route is often faster and lets your family travel with you.
Sponsorship routes for nurses, carers, engineers and trades.
Applications are refused far more often for avoidable reasons — inconsistent documents, a poorly chosen course, an unprepared interview — than for anything about the student themselves.
Bring your results and your plans. We'll tell you which of these services you actually need.