Which Countries Does LeapScholar Provide Counselling For?
LeapScholar supports student applications to 20 countries, including the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Ireland, New Zealand, Italy, Singapore and UAE, through its counselling, test preparation and application-support services, covering most of the major English-speaking and European study destinations Indian students apply to.
Country coverage is not just a marketing list. It determines whether the counsellor assigned to your case has actually worked on recent applications and visa cycles for that destination, which matters more than the raw country count.
Where LeapScholar Operates
- North America: USA, Canada.
- Europe: UK, Germany, France, Ireland, Italy.
- Rest of the world: Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, the UAE, Japan, Netherlands, and more.
My Advice
When you book a counselling session, ask directly how many applications your assigned counsellor has closed for your specific target country in the last admissions cycle. Broad country coverage at the company level does not guarantee deep, current expertise at the individual counsellor level.
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