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EdMission Worldwide provides in-depth knowledge and details about the country where the aspirant is planning to move for study, permanent or visiting basis. We provide transparent and truthful details to the client and advise them according to their future planning.
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EdMission Worldwide provides range of services from securing admission to post landing services like Airport pickup and accommodation arrangement.
As a former International student, we are aware about initial stage struggle any Indian student or migrant might face in abroad countries. We have studied and worked in western countries and have hands-on personal experiences as a student and skilled worker, thus entirely familiar about its living and working conditions. Hence, at the time of pre departure orientation, we always guide the clients about how to become a successful student, getting settle in a new country quickly than others and survive well during their student visa period. Therefore, the clients can be prepared well ahead and have basic knowledge before arrival in their chosen country.
Poland student visa news
We are pleased to announce that, EdMission Worldwide becomes exclusive and sole representative of European University in Warsaw for entire India, Nepla, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka countries. Please visit Study in Poland page for more details. We encourage all students and visa consultants to contact us for more details about university, courses and admission procedure. Please call us on +91-84015 24125 or write us on edmissionvisa@gmail.com for more details. Thank you.Visa News
Canada makes permanent residency easier for overseas studentsJohn McCallum, minister of immigration, refugees and citizenship, said international graduates of Canadian post-secondary institutions will be awarded 15 points for completion of a one-year or two-year programme, and 30 points for completion of degree studies at the undergraduate or postgraduate level.
Meanwhile, those with a qualified job offer will receive between 50 and 200 points, depending on the position, rather than the 600 points currently awarded.