EDUCATION IN EUROPE
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Benefits of studying in Europe
Internationally recognized diploma
Wide range of educational programs
The safest countries in the world
Residence permit on the basis of studies
Acceptable cost
Erasmus+
Which country to choose?
Slovenia
Germany
What do we offer?
Choice of specialty
Language classes
University enrollment
Obtaining a residence permit on the basis of studies
6 reasons to use our services
Be a strategist – enter a European university! With our support – a 100% guarantee of success.
Do not take risks – we will check all possible options for your successful enrollment.
Save time and money – you will receive all the relevant information from one source, and you will arrive in the selected country only at the beginning of your studies.
We will offer you a clear plan of action and instructions to avoid bureaucratic red tape.
Secure your place at the faculty without leaving your home.
We will simplify the procedure for obtaining a residence permit on the basis of studying as much as possible for you.
How to start studying in Europe?
1. Get a free consultation and choose a service package.
2. Choose an educational institution and programs that suit you.
3. Prepare and submit applications and documents to educational institutions.
4. Apply for a residence permit.
5. Start learning!
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FAQ
For admission to most programmes in European universities, entrance exams are not required. The exceptions are the creative and medical specialties.
Successful study in English or German requires knowledge of the language at level B2 or higher. Most universities will require an international language certificate from you. At the same time, there are a number of universities that offer education in English and which do not require the provision of an IELTS or TOEFL certificate.
In Slovenia and Slovakia, you can enter most faculties without language certificates.
Yes, all students have the right to work during their studies. Foreign students, upon admission to the universities we offer, receive a residence permit, which gives them the right to officially work from 20 to 40 hours a week.
Yes. All higher education institutions with which we cooperate are accredited at the state level, and many of them also have international accreditations.