Check Your Eligibility
There's no single, universal eligibility test for studying abroad — what you'll need depends on the destination, institution, programme and study level you're considering, and requirements can change. This page explains the general factors institutions and visa authorities typically consider, so you know what to prepare before a consultation.
What's generally considered
Factors that typically affect eligibility
These are general factors, not a checklist that guarantees any outcome — exact requirements are set by each institution and government authority.
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Academic record
Your previous qualifications and grades, assessed against each institution's own entry requirements.
- 2
English-language proficiency
Many institutions and visa categories require evidence of English proficiency, with accepted tests and required scores varying by institution and destination.
- 3
Financial readiness
Most visa categories require evidence you can cover tuition and living costs — specific thresholds are set and updated by each government.
- 4
Programme-specific criteria
Some programmes have their own prerequisites, portfolios, tests or interviews in addition to general entry requirements.
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Immigration and documentation history
Prior visa history and documentation can be relevant to some applications — official sources set how this is assessed.
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