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Financial Guarantee


Clear Terms Before Training Begins
 

Before paying for a program, we explain in advance the booking terms, any possible non-refundable fees, and the cancellation rules. So you understand what expenses may arise. And in which cases a refund is provided.

 

Visa Refusal
 

If a student's visa is refused, the possibility of a refund depends on the terms of the chosen program and the contract. In the cases provided for, the paid funds are returned minus non-refundable application, registration, and other fees.

To process a refund, you need to provide a document confirming the visa refusal. We inform you about possible deductions in advance. Before payment for the program.

 

Cancellation of a Booking
 

If circumstances have changed and you want to cancel a booked program, it's important to consider the deadlines and rules of the specific educational institution.

If you cancel within the established deadline, the prepayment may be refunded in accordance with the booking terms. If the cancellation deadline has already passed, the educational institution may withhold part or all of the amount. We inform you of the exact terms when arranging the program.

 

Trip Cancellation Insurance
 

An additional way to protect your travel expenses is trip cancellation insurance. You can arrange it in advance if this option is available for the chosen program.

If an insured event occurs — for example, a visa refusal or the student's hospitalization before the trip — the insurance company reviews the compensation claim. In accordance with the terms of the policy.

 

We Explain the Terms in Advance
 

The financial terms depend on the chosen country, educational institution, and specific program. That's why, before payment, we help you understand the cancellation rules, possible deductions, and refund terms.

This approach allows you to understand your financial obligations in advance. And to avoid unpleasant surprises during the process of preparing to study abroad.

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