Visa & Relocation Concierge
Original price was: $2,999.00.$2,497.00Current price is: $2,497.00.
A fully guided relocation experience with step by step support from your visa to your arrival, with in person assistance available in select cities.
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Description
Get Settled Faster
With On-the-Ground Support
You’ll have dedicated support after arrival, with help resolving issues quickly and guidance through real-life logistics. From day one, you’re not alone when you land.
From your visa application to your first month abroad, everything is guided and checked.
Everything You Need to Move to Europe – Handled for You
From visa to arrival, every step is guided, checked, and done with you
Avoid Visa Mistakes That Cost You Your Acceptance
No guessing. No missed requirements.
Secure Housing That Won’t Get Your Visa Rejected
Avoid housing mistakes that can delay your residency
Arrival & Residency Support
Get Fully Set Up in Days, Not Weeks
The Safer, Done-With-You Approach
You’re not alone when you land
Where This Is Available?
Full support in major cities like:
Madrid, Barcelona, Rome, Milan, Amsterdam, Paris,
London, Manchester, Geneva, and more.
Smaller cities still include:
Covers your full visa + relocation process from start to settled.
Why Most Students Choose This
Families typically add this when they realize:
This is about reducing risk, not just saving time.
Limited Availability
Because this includes 1-on-1 support and housing guidance, availability is limited each month.
We recommend securing your spot early after acceptance.
🚀 Get Started
Choose how you’d like to move forward
Option 1
👉 Add Visa & Relocation Support to Your Plan
Get structured, step-by-step guidance for your visa, housing, and arrival—so everything is prepared correctly and on time.
Option 2
👉 Talk to Your Advisor About This Service
Review your destination, timeline, and requirements to decide if this level of support is right for you.
Don’t Risk Your Move Abroad
Getting accepted is exciting.
But what most families don’t realize is this:
The visa + relocation process is where things go wrong
- Missed documents
- Delays in visa approval
- Housing that doesn’t meet registration requirements
- Confusion after arrival
Any one of these can delay or even derail your plans.
Where is in-person support available?
Full nationwide support:
- Spain
- Netherlands
- United Kingdom
- Hungary
City-specific support:
- Italy (Milan, Rome, Florence)
- Germany (Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Bremen)
- France (Paris)
- Belgium (Brussels, Ghent)
- Czech Republic (Prague)
What if my city isn’t listed?
No problem. You’ll still receive full step-by-step remote support throughout your entire relocation process.
Our team will guide you through everything from your visa application to getting settled, so you’re never navigating the process alone.
Student Visa & Relocation FAQs
How difficult is it to get a student visa for Europe?
It depends on the country, but most student visas require multiple documents, strict formatting, and exact timing. Missing or incorrect paperwork can lead to delays or rejections, even for qualified students.
The most common issues include incomplete documentation, incorrect translations, missed deadlines, and not meeting financial or insurance requirements. Small mistakes can cause major delays.
In many cases, yes. Some universities and visa offices require certified translations of transcripts, diplomas, or other documents depending on the country and program. External legal costs (attestations, translations) not included.
An apostille is an official certification used to validate documents internationally. Many countries require it for academic records, birth certificates, or legal documents as part of the visa process. External legal costs (attestations, translations) not included.
Timelines vary by country, but it can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months. Planning early is critical to avoid delays that could impact your start date.
What happens after I arrive in Europe?
In many countries, your visa is only the first step. You may need to register locally, apply for a residence permit, set up a bank account, and complete other administrative steps shortly after arrival.
Yes. Most countries require proof that you can support yourself financially. This may include bank statements, a blocked account, or sponsorship documentation.
A blocked account is a special bank account required by some countries where you deposit funds upfront. You can then access a limited amount each month to cover living expenses.
Yes, many students do. However, the process can be time-consuming and confusing, especially when navigating multiple systems, languages, and requirements across different countries.
After arrival, students often need help with residence permits, local registration, banking, transportation, and settling into daily life in a new country.
Delays, rejected applications, or missing documents can impact your timeline and potentially your ability to start your program on time. Having guidance can help prevent and resolve issues quickly.
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