United Kingdom
Student Route (Tier 4)
- Decision in
- 30–90 days
- English
- IELTS 6.0–6.5
CAS from a licensed sponsor, 28-day maintenance funds, TB test.
Education & Migration Consultant · Dhaka
Student visas, university admission, skilled migration and work permits. Every step is recorded against your file the day it happens — so when you ask how it is going, the answer is a stage and a date, not “it is in process”.
No agency can guarantee a visa. The decision belongs to the mission. What is in our control is that the file is complete, honest and lodged on time.
UK Student Route — Postgraduate
OPENED 12 JANUARY 2026 · 8 OF 11 STAGES RECORDED
A specimen file. Every stage name above is one this agency actually records.
Where we send people
Processing times are the ranges our own files have taken from opening to decision — not the mission's advertised figure.
Student Route (Tier 4)
CAS from a licensed sponsor, 28-day maintenance funds, TB test.
Subclass 500
Confirmation of Enrolment, OSHC cover, Genuine Student assessment.
Study Permit / SDS
Letter of Acceptance, GIC purchase, upfront medical.
National (D) student visa
Blocked account, APS certificate, admission from a state university.
Student Pass (EMGS)
EMGS approval, medical screening on arrival.
Work permit / employment visa
Attested certificates, employer sponsorship, medical fitness.
What we do
Each one opens as its own file with its own stages, its own checklist and its own quotation.
The visa file itself, from document collection to the decision letter.
Course selection, applications, offers and the enrolment deposit.
Permanent and provisional routes for people who already have a trade.
Employer-sponsored placements, principally in the Gulf and Malaysia.
IELTS preparation with mock tests, in class or online.
Notarisation, ministry attestation and translation.
How a file runs
“In process” is not a stage. These are, and each one is written to your file on the day it happens.
A visa file is a sequence of things that either happened or did not. A CAS was issued or it was not. Funds were seasoned for twenty-eight days or they were not. There is no room for a progress bar in the middle.
So we do not keep one. Each stage carries the date it was completed, and everything else — where the file is, what is next, whether it is late — is read off those dates.
Which is why you can ring on any working day and be told a stage name rather than a feeling.
Stage vocabulary · a sample across routes
Different routes have different sequences — a Canadian study permit passes through a GIC purchase, a UK file does not. The file you open carries the sequence for your route and no other.
What it costs
The common complaint in this market is not that agencies are expensive. It is that nobody can tell which part of a quoted figure is a service charge and which part is a government fee payable to anyone.
What the agency earns for doing the work. Agreed in writing before the file opens, and payable in instalments tied to real milestones — not all at the start.
Embassy fees, VFS charges and health cover that we pay on your behalf. It passes through us at cost; the receipt goes on your file.
Tuition deposits, some medicals and any fee the mission takes from you personally. It appears on your quotation so the total is honest, but it never reaches us.
Your quotation lists all three separately, and the total you owe us is only the first two. A fee you pay an embassy directly is shown so the true cost is honest — it never passes through this office.
Questions people actually ask
The refusal notice is read line by line and the reasons are recorded on the file. Where the ground is fixable — a document, a funds gap, an interview answer — we say so and what a second attempt would need. Where it is not, we say that too. Government fees already paid are not refundable by anyone.
No, and neither can anyone else. The decision belongs to the mission. What is promised here is that the file will be complete, lodged on time, and honest — which is the part that is actually in anybody’s control.
It depends on the country and the course, and it changes. The figure is calculated from the published requirement for your specific route at the time your file opens, and the seasoning period is counted from the date the money lands, not the date you tell us about it.
Often, yes. A previous refusal has to be declared — concealing one is far more damaging than the refusal itself. Bring the notice and we will tell you honestly whether a fresh application is worth the fee.
Ask, any working day, and you will get a stage name and a date rather than “it is in process”. Every step above is recorded against the file the day it happens.
Ask about your case
Five questions. No fee to ask, and no obligation afterwards. If your grades, funds or history make a route unlikely, we would rather say so now than take a file fee for a refusal.