Which countries and universities do you work with?

Our current partnerships are with accredited universities in Belarus, covering fields such as Business, IT, Engineering, Medicine, Law, and more. We are actively expanding into more European destinations — ask your consultant for the latest list of partner universities and open program seats.

How much does it cost to use Study Partners?

We offer tiered packages depending on how much support you need — from consultation-only to full application, visa, and settlement support. See our Pricing page or contact us for a quote tailored to your situation. This is separate from university tuition fees and visa/insurance costs.

Do I need to speak the local language?

Not necessarily. We prioritize matching you to English-taught programs where available. Some programs may require or offer local-language instruction — we'll always tell you upfront before you apply, and can advise on language preparation options where relevant.

What documents will I need for my application?

Typically: academic transcripts and certificates, a valid passport, a CV, a Letter of Motivation, and Letters of Recommendation. Requirements vary by university and program level (Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD) — we review your documents and tell you exactly what's needed for your shortlist.

How does proof of funds / financing work?

Most European student visas require you to show you can financially support yourself — through sponsorship letters, bank statements, or in some countries a dedicated account. We guide you through the specific requirement for your destination and help you explore scholarship options such as Erasmus Mundus where applicable.

How long does the visa process take?

Timelines vary by country, embassy workload, and season, so we can't promise a fixed number of days. We help you prepare your documents early and book your appointment as soon as your admission letter is issued, to avoid unnecessary delays.

Can I work part-time while studying?

Many European countries allow international students to work part-time under specific conditions and hour limits. Rules differ by country, so we cover this during your pre-departure orientation briefing for your specific destination.

What if my application is rejected?

We vet your profile honestly before applying, which reduces this risk — but if a rejection happens, we help you understand why and identify alternative programs or universities that better fit your profile.

Do you help with accommodation and settling in?

Yes. Our full support package includes guidance on student housing, private rentals, or temporary stays, plus a pre-departure orientation on budgeting, culture, and part-time work rules, and a post-arrival check-in once you land.

How do I get started?

Start with a free initial consultation via our contact page or WhatsApp, or go straight to our online application form if you're ready to begin.

Still Have Questions?

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