What is the process for visa application support and accommodation assistance after getting the offer letter?
After receiving your offer letter, you should next secure your student visa and arrange accommodation.
- Visa application support: Once you accept your offer, you can apply for a student visa using your offer letter and other required documents (such as financial proof and passport). Many universities provide guidance and required documents like a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) to support your visa application. Apply as early as possible, ideally 4-6 weeks before your planned travel date. Visa rules and timelines are subject to change.
- Accommodation assistance: Most universities offer help with finding accommodation and may guarantee a place if you apply by their deadline. Apply for university housing soon after accepting your offer, as deadlines vary and spots can fill quickly. Once confirmed, you'll receive details about your housing and any required payments.
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