Frequently Asked Questions

📋 GENERAL QUESTIONS

How much does it cost to study abroad?

Cost varies by country:

• Most Affordable: Malaysia (PKR 18-40 lakh complete), Germany (PKR 65-75 lakh - FREE tuition)

• Mid-Range: Canada (PKR 1.1-1.8 crore), UK (PKR 1.06-1.52 crore)

• Expensive: Australia (PKR 1.17-2.26 crore), USA (PKR 2-4.7 crore)

These include tuition, living, visa fees, and all costs.

💡 For detailed breakdowns: See our blog "Study Abroad Cost Comparison by Country"

Which country is best for Pakistani students?

Depends on your goal:

• Best for PR: Canada (4-5 years to citizenship, clearest pathway)

• Best for Speed: UK (1-year master's)

• Best for Budget: Malaysia (PKR 18-40L) or Germany (FREE tuition)

• Best for Lifestyle: Australia (beaches, weather, quality of life)

• Best for Prestige: USA (top universities) or UK (Oxford, Cambridge)

We help you choose based on YOUR goals in free consultation.

Do I need IELTS?

Almost always yes:

• Required: UK (95%), Canada (90%), Australia (99%), USA (85%)

• Target Score: IELTS 6.0-7.0 overall depending on program

• Alternatives: TOEFL, PTE, Duolingo (limited acceptance)

• Exceptions: Some universities accept Medium of Instruction certificate

Our Advice: Just take IELTS - opens 95% of options and required for visa anyway.

Can I work while studying?

Yes, all countries allow part-time work:

• UK: 20 hrs/week (£10-12/hr)

• Canada: 20 hrs/week (CAD 15-18/hr)

• Australia: 48 hrs/fortnight (AUD 20-25/hr)

• USA: 20 hrs/week on-campus only (USD 12-18/hr)

Can Cover: 30-50% of living costs typically

How long does the process take?

8-12 months from start to departure:

• University research: 1-2 months

• Applications: 2-3 months

• Offers: 2-4 months

• Visa: 1-3 months

• Pre-departure: 1 month

Ideal Start: 12 months before intended course start

Is the initial consultation free?

Yes, completely FREE!

Included (60 minutes):

• Profile assessment

• Country recommendations (honest pros/cons)

• University options

• Cost breakdown

• Timeline explanation

• No obligation, no pressure

What services do you provide?

Complete end-to-end support:

1. University Selection & Strategy (8-12 universities)

2. Application Support (custom SOPs, documents)

3. Scholarship Assistance

4. Student Visa Processing (95%+ success rate)

5. Pre-Departure Orientation

6. Post-Arrival Support (30 days)

7. Ongoing Advisory (PR guidance)

💡 See details: Visit Our Services Page

NO. We have ZERO university partnerships.

Why this matters:

• Most consultancies get paid by universities

• They recommend whoever pays them most

• We recommend based purely on YOUR needs

• Completely independent, unbiased advice

Result: Sometimes we recommend cheaper options that earn us less—because your success matters more.

Are you partnered with universities?

What is your visa success rate?

95%+ overall across all countries

By Country:

• UK: 96%+

• Canada: 91%+

• Australia: 93%+

• USA: 88%+ (interview makes it harder)

• Malaysia: 98%+

• Europe: 90%+

Why high: Thorough documentation, country expertise, we've done 50+ successful cases.

How long have you been operating?

Founder Ali Hassan has years of independent consulting experience before establishing the company.

Track Record:

• 50+ students successfully guided

• 95%+ visa success rate

• Students placed in UK, Canada, Australia, USA, Malaysia, Europe

What makes us different: Solo operation (Ali personally oversees every student), independent (no partnerships), honest guidance.

🌍 CHOOSING THE RIGHT COUNTRY

UK vs Canada - which is better?

Depends on priority:

Choose UK if:

• Speed matters (1 year vs 2 years)

• Prestige priority (Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial)

• You plan to return to Pakistan

Choose Canada if:

• PR is your #1 goal (4-5 years to citizenship)

• Want guaranteed work rights (3-year PGWP, no lottery)

• Budget slightly tighter

Honest Take: For 90% of Pakistani students wanting PR, Canada is better. For speed/prestige, UK is excellent.

Which country is easiest for PR?

Canada by far.

PR Timeline:

• Canada: 4-5 years (student to citizen) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

• Australia: 5-7 years ⭐⭐⭐⭐

• UK: 7-10+ years (employer sponsorship needed) ⭐⭐

• USA: 15-20+ years (H-1B lottery, then 15-year wait) ⭐

• Malaysia: Extremely difficult

Bottom Line: If PR is your goal, choose Canada or Australia. Don't choose USA or UK expecting easy PR.

Which is most affordable?

Malaysia most affordable overall.

Complete Costs:

1. Malaysia: PKR 18-40 lakh (3-year bachelor's)

2. Germany: PKR 65-75 lakh (2-year master's, FREE tuition)

3. Canada: PKR 1.1-1.8 crore

4. UK: PKR 1.06-1.52 crore

5. Australia: PKR 1.17-2.26 crore

6. USA: PKR 2-4.7 crore

But consider: Malaysia cheap but PR difficult. Germany FREE but need to learn German for most programs.

Best value for PR: Canada (affordable + clear pathway)

Best for quick degree?

UK - 1-year master's programs.

Duration:

• UK: 1 year (September to September)

• Others: 1.5-2 years mostly

Benefits:

• Save full year tuition

• Save full year living

• Enter job market faster

• Total savings: PKR 30-50 lakh vs 2-year programs

Trade-off: Intense, only 2-year work visa vs Canada's 3 years

Best quality of life?

Australia ranks highest (subjective):

Australia: ✓ 300+ sunny days, beaches ✓ Safe ✓ Excellent healthcare ✗ Expensive ✗ Far from Pakistan
Canada: ✓ Safe, clean ✓ Free healthcare (after PR) ✓ Multicultural ✗ Cold winters
UK: ✓ Historic, cultural ✓ Europe travel ✗ Weather (rain) ✗ London expensive
USA: ✓ Varies by city ✓ Highest salaries ✗ Expensive healthcare ✗ Safety varies

Best for tech careers?

USA has highest salaries, Canada best for PR:

USA:

• Salaries: USD 100K-150K (PKR 2.8-4.2 crore/year)

• Best companies, innovation

• ✗ H-1B lottery, PR difficult

Canada:

• Salaries: CAD 65K-95K (PKR 1.45-2.13 crore)

• Growing tech scene

• ✓ Clear PR pathway (4-5 years)

Ireland:

• European HQs (Google, Facebook, Apple)

• English language

• €45K-70K (PKR 1.4-2.2 crore)

Our Recommendation:

• Highest salary + okay with uncertainty: USA

• Good salary + PR guarantee: Canada

Easiest student visa?

Malaysia easiest (98% approval).

Visa Difficulty (Easiest to Hardest):

1. Malaysia: 98%+ approval, simple process

2. Canada (SDS): 90%+ with clear requirements

3. UK: 95%+, online, no interview

4. Australia: 90%+ if strong GTE

5. USA: 85-90%, IN-PERSON INTERVIEW (hardest)

Technically yes, but wasteful:

Issues:

• Lose application fees (non-refundable)

• Lose deposit (£1,000-3,000, may be non-refundable)

• Lose visa fees

• Miss deadlines for other country

• Visa refusal hurts future applications

Better approach: Decide on country BEFORE applying. We help you make right decision upfront.

Can I switch countries after admission?

Best for bringing family?

Canada most family-friendly.

Canada:

• ✓ Spouse gets open work permit (work full-time!)

• ✓ Kids get FREE public education

• ✓ After PR, sponsor parents

USA:

• ✗ Spouse CANNOT work on F-2 visa (major limitation)

Bottom Line: If spouse needs to work, Canada is only real option.

Best for engineering?

USA best quality, Canada best for PR:

USA: MIT, Stanford, Caltech + highest salaries (USD 70-100K) - but PR uncertain
Canada: Excellent unis (Waterloo, Toronto) + good salaries (CAD 60-80K) + PR clear
UK: Imperial, Cambridge + 1 year + accredited programs
Germany: TU Munich, RWTH Aachen + FREE tuition

Recommendation:

• PR + affordability: Canada

• Highest quality + okay with uncertainty: USA

• Speed: UK

• FREE: Germany

Can I study bachelor's in one country, master's in another?

Yes, absolutely! Common and strategic.

Popular paths:

• Bachelor's in Pakistan → Master's abroad (most common)

• Bachelor's in Malaysia → Master's in UK/Canada (save money)

• Bachelor's anywhere → Master's in Canada (for PR)

Benefits:

• Cost savings (bachelor's in cheap country)

• PR strategy (master's in target country)

We help: Plan multi-country paths and ensure your bachelor's will be accepted.

Which European country is best?

Depends on priorities:

Germany: FREE tuition, but learn German for daily life
Ireland: English language, tech hub, PR pathway
Netherlands: Balance of English + affordability
Sweden: PhD FREE + paid salary!
France: Very cheap (€2,770/year) but French needed

Recommendation:

• Free education + willing to learn German: Germany

• English + tech: Ireland

• Balance: Netherlands

• PhD: Sweden

💰 COST & BUDGETING

How much should I budget total?

Budget 20-30% above official costs.

Official costs don't include:

• Hidden expenses (pre-departure shopping, documentation)

• First month extra settlement costs

• Currency fluctuations

• Emergency buffer

Recommended:

• UK PKR 1.06 crore → Budget PKR 1.3 crore

• Canada PKR 1.1 crore → Budget PKR 1.4 crore

Can I get scholarships?

Yes, but competitive.

Realistic expectations:

• Most common: PKR 2-10 lakh scholarships

• Our average: PKR 5-10 lakh

• Success rate: 60-70% receive something

• Full scholarships: Rare (<1% of applicants)

Types:

• University scholarships (automatic or application-required)

• Government (Chevening, Commonwealth, Fulbright, DAAD)

• External scholarships

We identify 15-20 scholarships and help apply.

What's the cheapest way?

Several strategies:

1. Choose affordable destination: Malaysia (PKR 18-40L) or Germany (FREE)

2. Public colleges vs universities (Canada): College PKR 1.1cr vs Uni PKR 2.5cr - same PR!

3. Regional cities: Save PKR 15-20L/year outside London/Toronto/Sydney

4. Shorter programs: UK 1-year saves PKR 30-50L

5. Work part-time: Reduce costs PKR 12-25L/year

6. Cook at home: Save PKR 1-1.5L/month vs eating out

Absolute cheapest: Malaysia public college (PKR 18-30L) or Germany master's (PKR 65-75L)

Can part-time work cover costs?

Can cover 30-50% of living costs, NOT tuition.

Realistic earnings:

• UK: £800-1,000/month = 50-70% living costs

• Canada: CAD 1,200-1,400/month = 60-70% living costs

• Australia: AUD 2,000-2,500/month = 65-85% living costs!

Important: You still need full tuition + living costs in bank for visa. Part-time work is bonus.

What are hidden costs?

Budget PKR 3-5 lakh extra for:

Pre-departure: Documentation (PKR 30-50K), IELTS (PKR 25-30K), application fees (PKR 80K-1.2L), medical tests, shopping
After arrival: Transport from airport, initial groceries, SIM card, kitchen supplies, winter clothes, bedding, textbooks (expensive!), laptop
Ongoing: Phone bills, internet, laundry, personal care, social activities
Emergency buffer: PKR 1-2 lakh

How to show financial proof?

Requirements vary, but principles similar:

Amount: 1 year tuition + 1 year living minimum

Whose account: Student's OR parent's (with relationship proof)
Maintenance period:

• UK: 28 consecutive days BEFORE application (CRITICAL!)

• Canada: Recent (4-6 months)

• Australia: Current

Documents:

• Bank statements (6 months or 28 days for UK)

• Bank letter

• Sponsor letter (if parent's money)

• Income proof (salary slips, tax returns)

• Property documents

Common mistakes we help avoid:

• Not maintaining 28 days (UK)

• Sudden large deposits (red flag)

• Missing sponsor relationship proof

Can I take education loan?

Yes, available from Pakistani banks:

Banks: HBL, MCB, Bank Alfalah, UBL, Meezan Bank (Islamic)

Terms:

• Amount: Up to PKR 30-60 lakh

• Interest: 12-18% per annum

• Repayment: 5-7 years after course

• Collateral: Required (property)

Our advice: Explore scholarships first, only take loan if necessary. Calculate total repayment (principal + interest).

Several options:

Small gap (PKR 5-10L short):

• Apply for scholarships (PKR 2-10L possible)

• Education loan for shortfall

• Choose more affordable university

Large gap (PKR 20L+ short):

• Choose different country (Canada vs Australia saves PKR 30L+)

• College vs university (Canada - saves PKR 1.5 crore, same PR!)

• Work and save more (delay 1 year)

• Multiple sponsors (family resources combined)

Very large gap: We'll assess honestly if studying abroad is realistic now, recommend waiting or much cheaper option (Malaysia).

Our commitment: We give honest assessment in free consultation. Won't take your money if funds insufficient for visa approval.

What if I don't have enough funds?

🛂 STUDENT VISA QUESTIONS

How long does visa processing take?

Varies by country:

• UK: 3 weeks standard (5 days priority)

• Canada: SDS 20 days, Regular 6-10 weeks

• Australia: 4-8 weeks

• USA: 6-12 weeks total (interview + processing)

• Malaysia: 4-6 weeks

• Europe: 4-12 weeks depending on country

Our advice: Apply 2-3 months before course start. Don't book flights until visa approved.

What is UK 28-day rule?

CRITICAL UK requirement:

Money must be in your account for 28 consecutive days before bank statement date, and statement must be within 31 days of visa application.

Example:

• July 1: £15,000 in account (Day 1)

• July 28: 28 days completed

• July 29+: Get bank statement

• Aug 1-31: Apply for visa

Common mistakes:

• Only 27 days maintained

• Applying more than 31 days after statement

• Large deposit during 28-day period

This is #1 UK visa refusal reason. We ensure you get it right.

Do I need interview for visa?

Only USA requires interview.

• USA: YES - mandatory in-person interview (5-10 min, officer decides)

• UK: NO - completely online

• Canada: NO - online (rarely phone interview if unclear)

• Australia: NO - online (rarely phone if GTE unclear)

• Malaysia: NO

• Europe: Mostly NO

USA interview challenging: We prepare you with 3-5 mock sessions, practice 50+ questions. Our USA success: 88%+

What documents needed?

Core documents similar across countries:

Universal:

• Passport (6+ months validity)

• Admission letter/CAS/CoE/I-20

• Financial documents (bank statements, sponsor letters)

• Academic documents (transcripts, degrees)

• IELTS/TOEFL

• Photos

Country-specific:

• UK: CAS, TB test

• Canada: LOA, GIC (if SDS), medical exam

• Australia: CoE, GTE statement, OSHC, health exam

• USA: I-20, DS-160, SEVIS fee, interview appointment

• Germany: Blocked account, APS certificate

We provide complete checklist and review all documents before submission.

💡 Detailed checklists: See our blog "[Country] Visa Documents Checklist"

Can I apply for visa before admission?

NO. Must have admission first.

Correct order:

1. Apply to universities

2. Receive offers

3. Accept one & pay deposit

4. Receive CAS/LOA/CoE/I-20

5. THEN apply for visa

You need admission documents to apply for visa.

What if visa refused?

Don't panic, many can be overcome:

Common reasons & solutions:

• Insufficient funds: Show more, better documentation → 70-80% success on re-application

• Doubt about return: Stronger ties, better SOP → 60-70% success

• Academic progression unclear: Explain career logic → 65-75% success

Our re-application service:

• Analyze refusal letter

• Assess if addressable

• Strengthen application

• Covering letter

Our re-application success: 70-80% for addressable refusals

When we DON'T recommend: Multiple refusals (2-3 times) or fundamental unfixable issues

How early should I apply?

2-3 months before course start.

Timeline for September intake:

• March: Receive admission, accept, pay deposit

• April: Receive CAS/LOA

• May-June: Apply for visa

• June-July: Receive visa

• August: Travel

• September: Course starts

Don't apply:

• Too early (visa may expire before course)

• Too late (no time for delays or refusal re-application)

All straightforward if properly prepared:

Easiest: Canada SDS (clear requirements, 20-day processing) Second: UK (online, no interview, but 28-day rule tricky) Third: Australia (GTE statement is where most fail - we specialize in this)

Our success rates: UK 96%, Canada 91%, Australia 93% - all high because we prepare thoroughly.

UK vs Canada vs Australia visa - which is easier?

What is GTE for Australia?

Genuine Temporary Entrant statement - CRITICAL for Australia:

Written statement explaining:

• Why you want to study in Australia

• Why this university and program

• Career goals and how degree helps

• Why you'll return to Pakistan

• Your ties to Pakistan

Why critical: Most Australian visa refusals due to weak GTE. Generic templates fail.

Our GTE service:

• Completely customized (NO templates)

• Multiple consultations (3-4 hours understanding YOUR story)

• 2-3 drafts and refinements

• Address visa concerns proactively

This is our specialty. Our Australia success: 93%+

Can spouse/kids come?

Yes, on dependent visa:

Canada: ✓ Spouse gets open work permit! ✓ Kids get FREE education
Australia: ✓ Spouse can work ✓ Kids can study (pay fees)
UK: ✓ Spouse can come (work only if master's 9+ months or PhD)
USA: ✓ Spouse F-2 visa ✗
CANNOT work ✗ Kids can't work

Bottom Line: Canada most family-friendly (spouse can work full-time). USA least friendly (spouse can't work).

What if I have previous visa refusal?

Must declare, but not automatic rejection:

How to handle:

• Always declare (hiding = permanent ban)

• Explain what was issue

• Show how you've addressed it

• Provide much stronger documentation

• Covering letter addressing previous refusal

Our service: We help present previous refusal positively and strengthen new application.

Success possible: Depends on refusal reason. Some overcome easily, some are harder.

🌟 AFTER GRADUATION & PR

Can I work after graduation?

Yes, all major countries offer post-study work rights:

• Canada: 3-year PGWP (open work permit, any job) - BEST

• Australia: 2-4 years depending on degree/location

• UK: 2-year Graduate Route (any job)

• USA: 1-3 years OPT (job must relate to degree)

• Ireland: 2-year Graduate visa

Canada's 3-year PGWP with NO sponsor requirement is biggest advantage for PR pathway.

What are my PR chances?

Depends entirely on country:

Canada: 90%+ (4-5 years, clear pathway) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Australia: 70-80% (5-7 years, points-based) ⭐⭐⭐⭐
UK: 30-40% (7-10 years, employer sponsorship needed) ⭐⭐
USA: 20-30% (15-20 years, H-1B lottery + Green Card wait) ⭐
Malaysia: <10% (extremely difficult)

Bottom Line: If PR is goal, choose Canada. Don't choose USA expecting PR.

How long to get Canada PR?

4-5 years from arrival to citizenship:

Timeline:

• Year 1-2: Study (2-year program)

• Year 3-4: Work (PGWP, build experience)

• Year 3-4: Apply for PR through Express Entry

• Year 4-5: Receive PR (typically 6 months processing)

• Year 7-8: Apply for citizenship (after 3 years as PR)

This is THE fastest pathway to developed country citizenship for Pakistani students.

What is Express Entry?

Canada's points-based PR system:

How it works:

• Create online profile

• Score points for: education, work experience, age, IELTS

• Bonus points for Canadian education + Canadian work

• Need typically 470-490 points

• Recent graduates usually qualify!

Why students succeed:

• Canadian degree: +50 points (bonus!)

• Canadian work (1 year): +40 points (bonus!)

• Age under 30: +100 points (max)

• Good IELTS: +120 points

• Total: Often 470-490 points = ITA (Invitation to Apply)

Current cutoff: 430-450 (fluctuates, but most grads clear it)

USA H-1B - what are real chances?

Only 30% chance in lottery, even with job offer:

Reality:

• Complete degree ✓

• Find employer willing to sponsor ✓

• Have job offer ✓

• Enter lottery → Only 30-35% selected

If not selected: Must leave USA or try again next year (many try 2-3 times)

After H-1B (if selected):

• Green Card wait: 8-15 years for Pakistanis

• Total: 15-25 years from student to Green Card

Our honest advice: If PR is goal, choose Canada (4-5 years) not USA (15-20 years).

Can I bring parents after PR?

Yes, but timeline varies:

Canada:

• After you get PR: Bring parents on Super Visa (long visits)

• After you get citizenship: Sponsor parents for PR

• Timeline: 7-10 years from your arrival to parents' PR

Australia:

• Parent visas available but expensive and long wait

• Timeline: 10-15 years typically

UK:

• Very difficult, must prove dependency

• Not practical for most

USA:

• After citizenship, can sponsor

• Timeline: 20+ years from arrival to parents' Green Card

Bottom Line: Canada has clearest parent sponsorship pathway, but takes 7-10 years after your own arrival.

Should I return to Pakistan or stay abroad?

Personal decision - we support both:

Reasons to stay abroad (pursue PR):

• Higher salaries (2-5x Pakistan in many fields)

• Better facilities, infrastructure

• Quality of life

• Opportunities for kids (if you have/plan)

• Career growth in your field

Reasons to return to Pakistan:

• Family ties (parents, siblings)

• Cultural comfort (halal food, mosques, Urdu)

• Business opportunities (bring back knowledge/capital)

• UK/Canadian degree highly valued (PKR 1.5-3L/month jobs)

• Cost of living lower (money goes further)

• Contribute to Pakistan's development

Our approach:

• We plan for PR pathway regardless (keeps options open)

• Work rights give you time to experience country

• Can always return to Pakistan later with degree + experience

• No pressure either way

Many students: Try 2-3 years abroad, then return. Others stay permanently. Both are good outcomes.

Post-Graduation Work Permit - Canada's biggest advantage:

What it is:

• Open work permit (valid up to 3 years)

• Available to graduates of 2-year+ programs

• NO employer sponsorship needed

• Work ANY job, ANY employer, ANYWHERE in Canada

Benefits:

• Switch jobs freely

• Work full-time or part-time

• Start your own business

• Explore different cities

• Build experience for PR

Duration:

• 2-year+ program: 3-year PGWP

• 1-year program: 2-year PGWP

• <8 months: No PGWP

Application:

• Apply within 180 days of graduation

• Processing: 2-4 months

• Fee: CAD 255

This is why Canada is #1 for PR - guaranteed 3 years to work and build experience for Express Entry, no employer sponsor needed!

What is PGWP in Canada?

UK Skilled Worker visa after Graduate Route?

Requires employer sponsorship (this is the challenge):

After 2-year Graduate Route:

• Need employer with sponsor license

• Not all employers can sponsor

• Minimum salary requirements (£23,200-38,700 depending on job)

• Competitive

Path if you get Skilled Worker:

• 5 years Skilled Worker → ILR (Indefinite Leave to Remain)

• Then citizenship

Reality: Finding sponsoring employer is challenging part. UK not as straightforward as Canada for PR.

Which jobs help with PR?

In-demand occupations vary by country:

Canada (NOC system):

• Tech: Software developers, data analysts, IT specialists (high demand)

• Healthcare: Nurses, pharmacists, medical lab techs (huge shortage)

• Trades: Electricians, plumbers, welders (excellent demand)

• Engineering: All engineering fields

• Business: Accountants, financial analysts, HR

Australia (Skilled Occupation List):

• Similar to Canada

• Nurses especially in demand

• Trades excellent

• Engineers good

Key: All these occupations get good Express Entry/skilled migration points. We help you choose programs leading to in-demand occupations.

🏢 ABOUT OUR SERVICES

How are you different from other consultancies?

4 key differences:

1. No University Partnerships

• We recommend what's best for YOU, not who pays us

• Completely independent, unbiased advice

2. Personal Attention

• Ali Hassan (founder) personally oversees every student

• Not handed off to junior staff

• Solo operation = consistent quality

3. Honest Guidance

• We tell truth even if it costs us business

• "USA is hard for PR, choose Canada" (even if USA placement earns us more)

• Your success > our revenue

4. Long-term Relationships

• Support doesn't end at visa approval

• Students contact us years later for PR guidance

• We genuinely care about long-term outcomes

Do you pressure students?

Absolutely not.

Our approach:

• Free consultation = assessment, no pressure

• If we're not right fit, we'll tell you

• If different consultancy better serves you, we'll say so

• If you need time to think, totally fine

• No follow-up calls pressuring you

Why: We want students who genuinely want to work with us, not those we pressured. Quality over quantity.

Can I trust you?

Here's how to verify:

1. Check our track record:

• 50+ students successfully placed

• 95%+ visa success rate

• Students in UK, Canada, Australia, USA, Europe, Malaysia

2. Talk to our previous students:

• We can connect you with students we've helped

• Ask them about their experience

• Check our testimonials (real students, real results)

3. Free consultation first:

• Meet us, assess our expertise

• See if we're right fit

• No obligation

4. Clear service agreement:

• Everything in writing

• Clear deliverables

• Transparent pricing

5. No upfront payment:

• Payment in installments (not all upfront)

• Protects you

What if I'm not satisfied?

We work until you are:

Our commitment:

• Unlimited consultations throughout process

• Revisions until you're happy (SOPs, documents)

• Multiple reviews of all applications

• 24/7 availability for urgent questions

• If service issue, we address immediately

What we've never had: Student complaint about service quality (knock on wood!)

Why: Personal attention from founder (Ali Hassan) ensures quality control.

Do you help after visa approval?

Yes, extensively:

Pre-Departure (included):

• 2-3 hour orientation session (country-specific)

• Travel arrangements guidance

• Accommodation assistance

• Packing checklist

• Connect with students already there

Post-Arrival (30 days included):

• 24/7 WhatsApp helpline

• Settlement questions answered

• Issues resolution support

• Regular check-ins

Long-term (always available):

• Work permit questions (PGWP, Graduate Route)

• PR pathway guidance

• Career advice

• Immigration lawyer connections if needed

Many consultancies disappear after visa. We're still here.

How to book consultation?

3 easy ways:

1. Online: Visit www.hoisthorizons.com/contact and fill form
2. Phone: Call +92 339 8255 442 (Mon-Sat, 11 AM - 7 PM)
3. WhatsApp: Message +92 339 8255 442 (quickest response)
What happens next:

• We'll schedule 60-minute consultation (in-person or online)

• You'll meet with Ali Hassan (founder) directly

• Discuss your goals, options, timeline, costs

• Get honest assessment

• Decide if you want to proceed

No pressure, no obligation. Just honest guidance.

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