Straight answers to the questions that actually decide things.

Our core counselling, university application and offer-management services are free for students — we are remunerated by our partner institutions. Visa lodgement, migration advice and specialised services are quoted transparently before any work begins. You will never receive a surprise invoice from us.

It depends on four things: your budget, your academic profile, how quickly you want to finish, and whether permanent residency matters to you. The UK gives you the fastest master’s and lowest total cost; Australia gives the strongest work rights while studying; Canada has the clearest PR route; New Zealand offers the most term-time work hours. A free consultation will narrow it down in one conversation.

In many cases yes. A large number of our UK, Australian and Canadian partners accept a Medium of Instruction letter, PTE Academic, Duolingo English Test or an internal English assessment. We tell you exactly which of your shortlisted universities will waive it before you book any test.

Both are workable, and both need to be addressed explicitly rather than hidden. Study gaps need documented evidence of what you were doing. Previous refusals need the original refusal reason answered directly in the new application. We have successfully lodged plenty of second applications.

From first consultation to visa grant, plan for 3–6 months. Offer letters usually arrive within 2–3 days of a complete application. The variable parts are document collection, financial seasoning periods and the visa office’s own processing times.

Yes — that is the part most agencies skip. Airport pickup, accommodation, bank account, SIM card, transport card, university enrolment, part-time job search and career support are all part of what we do. Our founders arrived with none of that help, which is precisely why we offer it.

It depends on the country and your course level. Australia and New Zealand allow dependants for most postgraduate programs. Canada offers spousal open work permits for eligible programs. The UK now restricts dependants to postgraduate research and government-sponsored courses. We confirm this before you choose a course.

Yes. Next Campus PTY LTD is an Australian registered company with its head office in Sydney, New South Wales, and branch offices in Dhaka and Sylhet, Bangladesh.

Yes — many of our partner universities accept a Medium of Instruction (MOI) letter, PTE Academic, Duolingo English Test or their own internal English assessment. We confirm each university’s exact policy before you apply, so you never pay for a test you did not need.

You must show tuition fees for your first year plus living costs of £1,529 per month (London) or £1,171 per month (outside London) for up to 9 months. The money must sit in an eligible account for 28 consecutive days ending no more than 31 days before you apply. From 30 November 2026 those living-cost figures increase to £14,130 and £10,827 respectively.

Yes. The Graduate Route currently gives bachelor’s and master’s graduates 2 years of unsponsored work rights and PhD graduates 3 years. For applications made on or after 1 January 2027 the bachelor’s and master’s period reduces to 18 months, so intake timing matters — we plan this with you from the start.

Dependants are generally only permitted for postgraduate research programs (such as PhD) and government-sponsored courses lasting six months or more. We assess your specific course before you make any family plans.

Standard processing from Bangladesh is around 3 weeks once biometrics are submitted. Priority services can reduce this to roughly 5 working days where available.

The GS requirement replaced the old Genuine Temporary Entrant test. You answer targeted questions about your circumstances, your reasons for choosing the course and provider, and what the qualification will do for you afterwards. It is the single most common reason Australian student visas are refused — we prepare this with you properly rather than handing you a template.

You must evidence A$29,710 for 12 months of living costs, plus your first year of tuition and your travel costs. Funds can come from your own savings, a genuine education loan or an eligible sponsor. We review the source and history of your funds before lodgement, because how the money arrived matters as much as the balance.

Yes — 48 hours per fortnight while your course is in session, and unlimited hours during scheduled course breaks. Students on a masters by research or PhD have unlimited work rights.

Dependants can be included in your student visa application. For postgraduate students, partners generally receive full work rights. We assess your course level and financial capacity before including family members.

It can, but only if the course is chosen with that in mind. Occupation lists, points scores, regional incentives and English scores all matter. We map the pathway before you enrol — not after you graduate.

A Guaranteed Investment Certificate is a Canadian bank product that holds your living-cost funds and releases them to you in instalments after arrival. It is not compulsory for every applicant, but it is the cleanest way to evidence living costs and is strongly recommended for Student Direct-style applications.

Since 2024, most study permit applicants must include a PAL or TAL issued by the province where they will study. Your institution requests it as part of your admission — we confirm it has been issued before we lodge your permit application.

Degree programs at public universities generally qualify. For college diplomas and certificates, field-of-study requirements now apply. We verify PGWP eligibility for every program on your shortlist before you accept an offer — enrolling in an ineligible program is one of the most expensive mistakes a student can make.

Spousal open work permits are available for partners of students in eligible programs — generally master’s, doctoral and certain professional programs. We assess this as part of your course selection.

Tuition typically runs C$18,000–C$45,000 per year, with colleges at the lower end and research universities at the upper end. You must also evidence around C$20,635 in living costs for a single applicant outside Quebec.

Eligible students can work up to 25 hours per week during term time and full-time during scheduled course breaks. Students on research master’s and doctoral programs have unlimited work rights.

You must evidence NZ$20,000 per year of living costs — or NZ$1,667 per month for courses shorter than 12 months — in addition to paying your tuition fees.

Graduates of Level 7 bachelor’s degrees and above can generally apply for a Post-Study Work Visa of up to three years. Level 4–6 graduates may be eligible for a 6-month Short-Term Graduate Visa to secure accredited employer sponsorship.

Partners of students in eligible programs can apply for a work visa, and dependent children can study at New Zealand schools as domestic students. Eligibility depends on your course level.

Tuition is broadly comparable, but living costs outside Auckland are typically lower than in Sydney or Melbourne. The required living-cost evidence is NZ$20,000 versus A$29,710 in Australia.