Yes, you can still apply for a study visa with a study gap, but you may need to provide a valid explanation, such as work experience, travel, or personal reasons, to show that you’ve been productive during the gap.

What is the minimum academic qualification required to apply for a study visa?

• Visa application form
• Proof of health insurance
• Academic transcripts and certificates

The required amount varies depending on the country and the duration of your course. Generally, you need to show enough to cover your tuition fees and living expenses for at least one year. For example, in UK, the requirement is around Pound 13340 per year for living expenses.

Yes, international students to work part-time while studying (usually 20 hours per week during the semester). However, this depends on the country’s regulations, and you should check the specific work restrictions for your study visa.

postgraduate programs, you need a relevant undergraduate degree. Each country or institution might have specific requirements

First, you need to get an offer letter or admission from a recognized educational institution. Then, collect the required documents (proof of finances, English proficiency test scores, etc.), complete the visa application, and pay the application fee. After submission, you might be required to attend an interview.

Typically, you will need:

• Passport
• Offer letter from a university
• Proof of financial resources (bank statements, affidavits)
• English language test scores
• Passport-sized photographs

Many countries offer post-study work permits that allow graduates to stay and work for a specified period after completing their studies. Examples include the Graduate Visa in the UK but Cyprus don’t issue any post-study work permit.