BALStudy abroad
Study abroad, then build your career there
Choose the right course and university, get your student visa in order, and use the post-study work route to start working in that country after you graduate.
Why study abroad
A degree that leads to a job, not just a certificate
The reason students choose these destinations is not only the education — it is what you are allowed to do after it.
A globally recognised degree
A qualification from these destinations is recognised by employers worldwide — including back in India if you choose to return.
Work while you study
Most study destinations allow international students limited part-time work during term time, which helps with living costs.
A route to work after graduating
Each of these countries runs a post-study work scheme, letting you stay on and take up employment once your course is complete.
A long-term pathway
For many students, study followed by skilled work becomes the most realistic route to settling in that country long term.
Destinations
Where our students go
Each country has different entry requirements, costs and post-study work rules — we match the destination to your profile.
- United States
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- Australia
- Germany
- Ireland
- New Zealand
- Italy
- Japan
- South Korea
How it works
From first counselling to your first job
Six stages, and you always know which one your file is at.
- 01
Counselling & profile check
We look at your academics, English level and budget, and tell you honestly which countries and courses are realistic for you.
- 02
Course & university shortlist
You get a shortlist of institutions and programmes that match your profile — with the entry requirements for each spelled out.
- 03
Admission & offer letter
We prepare and submit the applications, then follow up with the institution until the offer letter is issued.
- 04
Financials & documents
Bank statements, sponsor letters and supporting paperwork assembled to the standard that destination visa office expects.
- 05
Student visa file
The complete visa application is compiled, checked and submitted, with interview preparation where one is required.
- 06
Arrival & post-study work
Pre-departure briefing before you fly, and guidance on the post-study work route when you are approaching graduation.
After you graduate
The post-study work route
This is the part that turns a degree into a career. Every destination below runs a scheme that lets graduates stay on and work.
United Kingdom
Graduate Route
Canada
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
Australia
Temporary Graduate visa
Germany
Post-study job-seeking period
Ireland
Third Level Graduate Programme
New Zealand
Post-study work visa
Please note — these rules change. Post-study work schemes are revised by governments from year to year, and the conditions differ by course level and institution. We deliberately do not publish durations or eligibility figures here, because an out-of-date number helps nobody. Ask us and we will confirm the current position for your course and intake.
Our support
What our student desk handles
- Course and university shortlisting to suit your profile and budget
- Admission application and offer letter follow-up
- Financial documentation and sponsor paperwork
- Student visa file preparation and submission
- Interview preparation where the destination requires one
- Pre-departure briefing on living, working and studying there
What to have ready
- Academic mark sheets and certificates
- Passport with adequate remaining validity
- English test score, if you have already taken one
- Bank statements and sponsor details
- Statement of purpose, if the course asks for one
Do not worry if some of these are missing — bring what you have and we will tell you what still needs arranging.
Questions
What students and parents ask us
- Can I really get a job after studying abroad?
- Each of the destinations we work with runs a post-study work scheme that allows graduates to stay on and take up employment. It is a genuine route, but not an automatic one — you still have to find the job, and the scheme has conditions. We explain exactly how it works in your chosen country before you apply.
- Can I work part-time while I am studying?
- Most study destinations allow international students to work a limited number of hours during term time, with more permitted during holidays. The exact allowance differs by country and is set by the student visa conditions, so we confirm the current position for your destination.
- Which countries do you send students to?
- We work with the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, Italy, Japan and South Korea. Each has different entry requirements, costs and post-study work rules, and we match the destination to your profile rather than pushing one country.
- Do I need IELTS or another English test?
- Most universities in these destinations ask for proof of English. Which test they accept, and the score required, varies by institution and course. We tell you what your shortlisted universities need before you book a test.
- Can you guarantee admission or a visa?
- No. Admission is decided by the university and the visa by the consulate of that country — anyone promising a guarantee is not being straight with you. What we can do is assess your profile honestly and make sure the application that goes in is complete and properly presented.
Thinking about studying abroad?
Bring your mark sheets to our Mumbai or Kolkata office, or send them across, and we will tell you honestly which countries and courses are realistic for you.