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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most frequently asked questions about studying abroad, applications, visas, scholarships, dormitories and language exams. If you cannot find the answer to your question, contact us.
As a first step, contact us and book a free consultation. Our advisors will help you choose the right university and program.
The countries we offer include the USA, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Latvia, Italy, Turkey, Lithuania, South Korea, Malaysia, Malta and more.
A high GPA, a language certificate such as IELTS/TOEFL, a motivation letter and, in some cases, an entrance exam are required. Through us, you can study medicine in a variety of countries.
Yes, some universities offer admission without entrance exams.
In many countries, students are allowed to work 15-20 hours per week.
A reference letter is a letter written by a teacher or employer that confirms your skills and abilities.
A motivation letter is a document that explains why you chose your program and university.
You should apply to an official translation bureau or to notary-certified translators.
Yes, many countries require certificates such as IELTS, TOEFL or Duolingo.
Passport, school-leaving certificate (attestat)/diploma, transcript, reference letter, motivation letter, language certificate, CV and other supporting documents.
It depends on the university. Our advisors will provide you with exact information.
Yes, a variety of scholarship programs are available.
Yes, we support you in preparing your visa documents.
Yes, we help with arranging a dormitory and accommodation.
Yes, we offer IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo and other preparation courses.
Some universities require one, but suitable alternatives are available.
Yes, many universities offer online and hybrid study options.
It is a preparatory stage for Master's studies, suitable for students with a lower GPA and language level.
Yes, summer school programs are available.
It is a combined form of Foundation and the first year, which allows students to continue directly from the second year.
It varies depending on the university.
In some countries, a short-term visa is available for students' parents.
IELTS, TOEFL and other results are sent directly from the exam system.
Thesis – requires scientific research and a dissertation (2 years). Non-thesis – completed with a project and exams (1-1.5 years).
Scholarships and discounts are possible.
Yes, it is possible through Foundation and Pre-Master programs.
Yes, admission is possible after you complete the required level.
For most universities, a notarized English translation is required.
Usually within 1–8 weeks.
Yes, most countries require it.
Some universities require one, but with EDDE Global it is free in many cases.
IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo, PTE, General English and German language courses.
They are available in the United Kingdom, America and other countries.
You can choose Foundation and Pre-Master programs.
Directly through the university portal or by bank transfer.
We provide reservation support.
Yes, universities have a variety of clubs.
The minimum score varies depending on the program, but it usually starts from 5.5.
Many European and Northern Cyprus universities offer admission without exams.
Yes, you can continue your studies with credit transfer.
It may be required for some Master's programs, especially MBA programs.
The procedure is simpler in Poland, Hungary and the Baltic countries.
Chevening, DAAD, Erasmus+, Fulbright, Visby and the Azerbaijan State Program.
Yes, it is possible in countries such as Poland, Germany, Hungary and Turkey.
Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Hungary and Turkey are more affordable.
We provide full support with applications, visas, accommodation, academic advice and exam preparation.
Some countries offer graduates a Post-Study Work Visa for 1–3 years of work.
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