What does an overseas education consultant do?

An overseas education consultant helps students choose a country, course and university that match their profile and budget, prepares and submits applications, supports scholarship and loan paperwork, and guides visa documentation and interview preparation. White Glove Education provides these services from offices in Ameerpet (Hyderabad) and Hanamkonda (Warangal).

Which countries can I apply to through White Glove Education?

We guide students for the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, Ireland, France and Dubai/UAE. Each country page lists tuition ranges, intakes, student visa type, part-time work rules and post-study/PR options.

How do I book a counselling session?

You can book an initial profile discussion by calling 99499 96120, messaging us on WhatsApp or using the appointment form. Our counsellor will confirm session details when they contact you.

When should I start applying for the September or Fall intake?

Ideally 9–12 months before the intake. This leaves time for IELTS/PTE, SOP and documents, shortlisting, applications, scholarships, loan approval and the visa appointment.

Do I need IELTS or PTE to study abroad?

Most universities in English-speaking countries ask for an English test score such as IELTS, PTE, TOEFL or Duolingo. Some accept a Medium of Instruction certificate for certain courses. Requirements vary by university, so we check each shortlisted course before you book an exam.

Can I work part-time while studying abroad?

Yes, most countries allow limited part-time work during term and more in vacations, but the hours and conditions differ by country and visa. See the country pages for the current summary and always confirm on the official immigration website.

Can I get Permanent Residency (PR) after studying abroad?

Study does not guarantee PR. Countries such as Canada, Australia, Germany and Ireland offer post-study work routes that can lead to PR if you meet skills, language and experience criteria. Rules change often, so we explain the current pathway at counselling.

How much money do I need to show for a student visa?

It depends on the country: tuition for the first year plus living costs, and sometimes a blocked account (Germany) or minimum balance. We give you an exact checklist after your university shortlist is final.

Do you help with education loans and scholarships?

Yes. We help you identify scholarships you may be eligible for and prepare documents for education loans from banks and NBFCs. Loan approval and scholarship awards are decided by the lender or university.

Do you offer IELTS and PTE coaching?

Yes. You can enrol for IELTS or PTE Academic coaching in classroom or online mode using the enrolment form on our Courses page. We will confirm the next available batch when we contact you.

Where are your offices?

Head office: 3rd Floor, Unit No: 300/3, 4th Level, Vasavi MPM Grand, beside Ameerpet Metro Station, Hyderabad 500073. Branch: 3rd Floor, Green Square Plaza, Opposite Public Gardens, Kishanpura, Hanamkonda, Telangana 506001.

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Quick answer

Affordable public universities, top business and engineering schools, many English-taught programmes and a vibrant student city life. Tuition: Public universities: roughly EUR 2,800–3,800 per year for non-EU students; business/private schools: EUR 8,000–20,000+ per year. Main intakes: September (main) and January/February for selected programmes.

At a glance

Typical tuition	Public universities: roughly EUR 2,800–3,800 per year for non-EU students; business/private schools: EUR 8,000–20,000+ per year.
Main intakes	September (main) and January/February for selected programmes.
Student visa	Long-stay student visa (VLS-TS) via Campus France procedure – enrolment, funds and accommodation proof.
Part-time work	Students can work up to 964 hours per year (about 60% of a full-time year).
Post-study / PR options	Temporary post-study residence permit (APS) for job search → work permit / Talent Passport → long-term residence after several years.
English / other tests	IELTS/TOEFL for English-taught programmes; DELF/DALF/TCF for French-taught programmes.

Official source: www.campusfrance.org. Figures are indicative and change – confirm before applying.

Why study in France?

Affordable public universities, top business and engineering schools, many English-taught programmes and a vibrant student city life.

Cost of study

Public universities: roughly EUR 2,800–3,800 per year for non-EU students; business/private schools: EUR 8,000–20,000+ per year. Budget for accommodation, food, transport, health insurance and travel in addition to tuition.

Intakes and when to apply

September (main) and January/February for selected programmes. Start 9–12 months before your intake so that tests, SOP, applications, funds and visa are not rushed.

Student visa for France

Long-stay student visa (VLS-TS) via Campus France procedure – enrolment, funds and accommodation proof.

Part-time jobs and work rules

Students can work up to 964 hours per year (about 60% of a full-time year).

PR and post-study options

Temporary post-study residence permit (APS) for job search → work permit / Talent Passport → long-term residence after several years.

Language and entrance tests

IELTS/TOEFL for English-taught programmes; DELF/DALF/TCF for French-taught programmes. Our IELTS and PTE coaching can help you reach the score you need.

How White Glove Education helps

Profile evaluation and honest course/university shortlisting
SOP, LOR and resume guidance
Scholarship and education-loan documentation support
Visa file preparation and mock interviews
Pre-departure briefing and post-landing support

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