Am I eligible to study abroad?
A variety of entry requirements may need to be satisfied before you may start studying as an international student.

Depending on the level of education you choose to pursue, there are different academic prerequisites (including proof of English language proficiency) you must meet to enroll in classes. Read carefully through the course descriptions on each institution's website as admittance requirements for universities and institutions can vary.

Laam Global advisor will assist you in determining your eligibility for various programs and direct you toward the classes and places that most closely match your choices.

How much will it cost me to study overseas?
When attending a university or school abroad, there are many different charges involved. The kind of lifestyle you want when you get there will depend on the program's nature, how long you stay, how far you travel, and how long the program has been running.

Your Laam Global counselor can help you find a solution that fits your needs if you talk to them about your budget and discuss your options.

Will studying abroad land me a good job?
Your experience studying, residing, and socializing abroad will be extremely beneficial to your professional prospects. This is your chance to acquire a wide range of fresh knowledge, viewpoints, and improved English language abilities while pursuing job experience with the kinds of organizations you want to work for.

Will my country recognize my overseas qualification?
Employers and professional registration bodies will have different requirements depending on the country. Do some research with the relevant registration agencies in your native country for assistance if, for instance, you are aiming for a vocation with stringent admission requirements like medicine, engineering, accountancy, or teaching.

What if I can't afford to study abroad?
For international students, there are just a few partial scholarships and bursaries available. The sum varies depending on the institution and the level of study. You must exhibit extraordinary academic accomplishments to be considered for these prestigious scholarships. Contact Laam Global to learn more about the available partial scholarships.

Can I work and study at the same time?
Working while you study can enhance both your educational and life experiences. You could be allowed to work while on an international student visa if you enroll in a degree-level or higher program.

Make sure your visa permits it before starting any paid work. Different countries offer different opportunities for students to work part-time while they are enrolled in classes.

Many colleges feature on-campus career centers specifically for students where employers post job openings to aid with skill development. Another excellent resource for information is the university's careers service.

Do I require an education agent?
While you can submit a direct application to a school, you may want to use an agent's knowledge to help you select a school and enroll. Utilizing a reputable and accredited agent, such as Laam Global, helps lessen the pressure of selecting, applying to, and preparing for a school abroad.

Our student advisers—we refer to them as student counselors—are educated on curriculum updates and have your best interests in mind. The majority of them have studied abroad themselves, so they have been in your position and can provide firsthand guidance at every stage.

After being given a place and a student visa, will Laam Global provide me with advice?
Beyond applications and study advice, our service is comprehensive. We can assist you with obtaining all the necessary services you will require while living overseas, including bank accounts, SIM cards, foreign currency, health insurance, and housing.

Pre-departure orientations that we organize address subjects including student life in your new country, tips for adjusting to the culture, and how to cope with homesickness.

You can meet current and previous foreign students from other countries at the welcoming events we offer when you first get to your new city.