Good things don’t usually come on a platter of gold. The requirements can be cumbersome. They also differ for different programs. Some of the generic ones are however found below;

* Search for the right program and a good destination to initiate your future prospects.
* Show proof of funds to cover your tuition fees, living costs, return travel
* Have no criminal record
* Be in good health (you might need to complete a medical exam)
* Prove that you will be leaving the country after your studies (for some countries)

There are so many great reasons to go abroad and it comes with numerous benefits. The most important reason to study abroad is the access to a world class education that comes with the first-world nations, popularly called western countries. No matter how we try to paint it, the curriculum of our third-world nations are outdated and can’t match the sophistications and novelty that the westerns bring. You will also return home as a global citizen who is more independent, mature, and tolerant of cultural differences.

While countries like India have restrictions about students working while studying, other countries like Canada, UK, USA and the rest of Europe allow international students to combine work with studies. However, students can only work for a directed number of hours so that it doesn’t affect their studies. Before you apply to any country, check that international students can work there.

Birth Certificates
SSCE Results (Certificate and Statement of Results)
BSc Certificate or Statement of Results (For Post Graduates)
Academic Transcripts
Valid Means of Identification
Reference Letter (Personal and Academic)
Recommendation Letter
Essay Write-ups (Motivation Letter)
Personal Copy of your Essays (Differs from Schools)
GRE/GMAT or TOEFL/IELTs (Differs from Schools) and etc.