12th pass in 2014

Dear Client,
Given the situation, it is advisable to get your admission assured by a foreign University or Institute accepting your long gap to pursue the intended course of study that potentially affects admission in higher courses. Depending on the length of tenure of the program the applicant is planning to undertake, the countries often divide the student visa into Short-Term Student Visas or Long-term Student Visas. Often, short-term visas are given to students who plan to take a short course of a language or a diploma certificate course, and the entire duration is often limited to 90 days (3 months). Long-term visas, on the other hand, are given to students who are planning to take up degree courses extending beyond the 3 months. These could include internships and small certificate programs of 6 months and so on. So, before applying for a student visa to pursue higher study abroad, you need to ensure your admission to the proposed program first. For further clarification on the subject, you may visit the office of the passport/visa issuing authority or PSK(Passport Seva Kendra) on receipt of confirmation of your admission. abroad.