Choose a country for the right reasons
Tuition is only one part of a study-abroad decision. Course quality, living cost, work rights, language, post-study options and visa evidence all affect whether a destination fits you.
Our counselling process compares those factors against your academics and budget before an application is started.
From shortlist to departure
A coordinated file reduces missed deadlines and inconsistent documents. The same plan should connect your chosen course, statement of purpose, finances, visa explanation and long-term goal.
- Profile assessment and destination comparison
- Course and university shortlist
- English or Japanese language preparation
- Application, offer and scholarship support
- Financial evidence and visa documentation
- Interview and pre-departure preparation
Start early for your intended intake
Most students should begin three to six months before their target intake. Competitive scholarships, document verification and language scores can require more time, so an earlier profile review creates more options.
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Frequently asked questions
Questions students ask before applying
Yes. Star Global Vision provides an initial profile assessment and destination shortlist without a counselling fee. Official university, test and government charges are explained separately before an application proceeds.
Bring your academic transcripts and certificates, citizenship or passport, any English or language-test result, and a realistic study budget. Copies are sufficient for the first discussion.
The office is in Bagbazar-28, Kathmandu, Nepal. Students can visit Sunday to Friday during the published office hours or contact the team by phone, email or WhatsApp.
There is no single best country. Australia may suit students prioritising work opportunities, the UK can suit a one-year master's, the USA offers broad scholarship options, and Japan can suit students prepared to build Japanese language ability. The right answer depends on academics, budget and career goals.