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Are you dreaming of studying abroad but worried about going through the visa process? Some countries are simplifying their process for international students, giving them easier access to studying in that country. They are implementing online applications and offering post-study work opportunities. Below are eight countries that provide you with the simplest and most student-friendly visa process, making your academic adventure less stressful and more enjoyable.
1. Canada
Despite the fact that Canada stopped its Student Direct Stream (SDS) in November 2024, the regular study permit process remains online and transparent. You can learn how to apply for your study permit, apply for a study permit extension, receive both on- and off-campus work rights and get a Post-Graduation Work Permit upon completing your studies.
2. Germany
After one is accepted into a German university, applying for a national (D) visa is easy via a new online portal. This assists with the paperwork and reduces confusion and work.
3. Australia
Using ImmiAccount, Australia has a centralised option for uploading your documents, checking your visa status and receiving updates and removes any guesswork.
4. New Zealand
Student visas can be fully applied for through an Immigration NZ portal. Accepted students can upload documents and track their progress with typical processing of 20-25 days.
5. Ireland
With a valid acceptance letter, you can apply for your long-term “D” student visa online up to three months before travel. The application is straightforward and efficient.
6. Singapore
Singapore’s SOLAR system allows institutions to register your Student’s Pass on your behalf. you fill in the necessary forms and photos online and then pick up your Student Pass in-country.
7. Netherlands
After you are accepted, your university will apply for your residence permit or MVV and you as student will only need to worry about your passport and other essentials, making the process that minimizes inconveniences
8. Norway
Apply for your study permit online after you are accepted by the university. The application process is very straightforward, and public university tuition is free for EU/EEA students and modest for others.
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