A student visa is an official document issued by a foreign country that allows you to study at an accredited institution. It typically comes in various forms depending on the type of program (short-term or long-term), the country, and the specific level of study (undergraduate, postgraduate, vocational, etc.).

Many countries allow international students to bring dependents (spouse and children), but this varies:

• UK and Canada: Family members can accompany you, but they may need separate visas or permits.
• USA: F-1 students can bring dependents (F-2 visas) but they cannot work.
• Lithuania, Poland, and Spain: Family members can join but will require additional documentation and financial proof.

Yes, a Schengen visa allows you to travel to any of the Schengen Area countries without additional visas. You can visit multiple countries during your stay, provided you adhere to the 90-day limit.

A Schengen tourist visa allows you to travel to any of the 27 Schengen Area countries for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. The Schengen Area includes popular European destinations like Spain, Poland, France, Germany, and Italy.

If your visa is rejected, common reasons may include incomplete documentation, financial insufficiency, or failure to prove your intent to return to your home country. Czkety Consult can assist with reapplying or appealing the decision, addressing the reasons for the initial rejection.

UK:

• Tier 4 Student Visa for long-term studies.
• Short-term Study Visa for language or short-term courses.
• Proof of funds covering tuition and living costs for at least 9 months.

USA:

• F-1 Visa for academic studies.
• J-1 Visa for exchange programs.
• M-1 Visa for vocational studies.
• SEVIS fee and proof of financial support.

Lithuania:

• Temporary Residence Permit (TRP) for studies.
• Proof of health insurance and sufficient funds.

Canada:

• Study Permit for long-term courses.
• Proof of funds for tuition, accommodation, and living expenses.
• Biometrics and medical examination.

Poland:

• National D Visa for students enrolled in degree programs.
• Proof of accommodation, health insurance, and financial resources.

Spain:

• Long-term Student Visa for courses longer than 6 months.
• Proof of financial resources, medical insurance, and an acceptance letter from a recognized Spanish institution.

At Czkety Consult, we streamline the student visa application process for these countries by guiding you through:

• Step 1: Securing an offer of admission from an accredited institution.
• Step 2: Gathering necessary documents (financial proof, language proficiency, medical insurance).
• Step 3: Completing the visa application form and paying the visa fee.
• Step 4: Submitting your application and attending a visa interview (if required).
• Step 5: Awaiting the visa decision and planning your travel.

The specific steps may vary by country, but we assist with all stages of the process.