01 · General
What services does ZAMIST offer?
We offer career and academic counselling, university and programme selection, admission application assistance, SOP guidance, scholarship guidance, visa documentation guidance, interview preparation, pre-departure guidance and ongoing student support.
02 · Consultation
How do I book a consultation?
Use the Book Consultation page to choose a plan that fits your journey, complete the booking form, and our team will contact you to confirm your appointment.
03 · General
How much does studying abroad cost?
The total cost depends on your destination, university, programme and lifestyle. Some public universities charge no tuition fees at all, while others differ significantly, and living costs vary from city to city. Instead of guessing, we build a realistic budget with you in consultation, covering tuition, accommodation, daily expenses and visa-related requirements, so you know the complete picture before you commit.
04 · Admissions
Do I need IELTS?
You can study abroad both with and without IELTS, it depends on your destination and university. With IELTS: most English-taught programmes accept IELTS (typically 6.0, 6.5) or an equivalent such as TOEFL or PTE. Without IELTS: many universities waive the requirement if your previous education was completed in English, some accept the university's own English test or an interview, and others offer English-medium pathways or foundation programmes. We check each university's exact policy against your profile and show you both options before you apply.
05 · Admissions
When should I start my application?
Ideally 6, 8 months before your intended intake. This gives you enough time for language tests, document preparation, university applications and visa processing, comfortably, without last-minute pressure. Starting earlier is even better if scholarships are part of your plan.
06 · Visa
Can I work while studying abroad?
Most student visas permit part-time work during term time (commonly up to 20 hours per week) and full-time during holidays. After graduation, many destinations also offer a Post-Study Work (PSW) visa, allowing you to stay and work for a set period, which can open doors to long-term career opportunities. Exact rules vary by country, so always follow the conditions of your specific visa.
07 · Visa
Do you help with visa applications?
Yes. We provide document checklists, financial documentation guidance, application review and interview preparation. The visa application itself is submitted by the student, as required by law.
08 · Scholarships
Can ZAMIST help me win a scholarship?
We help you find scholarships you are genuinely eligible for and build strong applications. Awards are decided by scholarship providers, no one can guarantee a win, and you should treat anyone who does with caution.