Our Expertise

  • Expert advice for students to make informed decisions about their higher education.

  • Secure placements in top universities and study across the UK.

  • Foster collaboration between UK universities and international institutions, offering accredited courses and creating opportunities for joint venture

  • Personalised advice on finding and applying for the best scholarships

Our Packages

 

GMG Standard Admissions Support

A structured advisory programme designed for students seeking expert guidance while managing parts of the application process independently.

  • University Options & Suitability Assessment – A tailored shortlist of UK universities based on academic background, career aspirations, and eligibility.

  • Personal Statement Review (One Round) – Expert feedback to refine and enhance personal statements.

  • Application Submission Assistance – Guidance on preparing and submitting applications to up to three universities.

  • Document Compilation & Review – Assistance in organising and reviewing necessary paperwork for a seamless application process.

  • Visa Advisory – General guidance on visa requirements and documentation.

  • Access to Webinars & Study Abroad Resources – Exclusive resources, including expert-led webinars, workshops, and study guides.

Ideal for students who require professional input but prefer to handle aspects of the process independently.

GMG Elite Admissions Programme

A fully bespoke, end-to-end admissions support service, offering expert assistance at every stage of the journey.

  • Dedicated Admissions Mentor – One-on-one mentoring to guide students through the entire process.

  • Personal Statement Drafting & Editing – Tailored writing and editing services to craft a compelling personal statement.

  • Full Application Management – Assistance with applications to up to seven universities, including document submissions, tracking, and follow-ups.

  • Visa & Immigration Support – Step-by-step guidance, including form completion, interview preparation, and compliance checks.

  • Scholarship & Financial Aid Consultation – Personalised advice on securing funding and financial planning.

  • Pre-Departure & Settling-In Assistance – Support with accommodation, travel arrangements, cultural adaptation, and essential preparations for life in the UK.

This programme is ideal for students seeking a high-touch, fully managed admissions experience with expert support throughout.

Additional Services

 

Tourist Visa

Option One

Traveling to the UK for leisure, family visits, or short-term study? We assist individuals in securing a Standard Visitor Visa, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free application process.

Our Services Include:

  • Guidance on eligibility and required documents.

  • Assistance in preparing your visa application.

  • Support with financial proof and itinerary documentation.

  • Advice on interview preparation (if required).

 

Dependent Visa

Option Two

Bringing your loved ones to the UK? We offer expert support for securing Dependent Visas for spouses and children of students and skilled workers.

Our Services Include:

Assessing eligibility and financial requirements.

Assistance in gathering and submitting the necessary documents.

Guidance on visa conditions, including work and study rights for dependents.

Post-visa support for settling in the UK.

 

Skilled Worker Visa

Option Three

Looking to build your career in the UK? We assist professionals in applying for the Skilled Worker Visa, which allows individuals to work in the UK with an employer sponsorship.

Our Services Include:

  • Assistance in finding UK employers who sponsor work visas.

  • Support with Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) applications.

  • Guidance on meeting salary and skills requirements.

  • Help with visa extensions and switching from a Student Visa.

FAQs

  • Undergraduate (UG) admissions in the UK are processed through UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service). Typical requirements include:

    A-levels, IB Diploma, or equivalent qualifications.

    English language proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE).

    A strong personal statement.

    Some courses may require additional tests or interviews.

  • Postgraduate (PG) courses have different requirements, which vary by university and course:

    • A relevant bachelor’s degree (typically a 2:1 or 2:2 classification in the UK system).

    • Work experience may be required for certain courses like MBA.

    • English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE) if your previous degree was not in English.

    • Some courses require research proposals or portfolios.

  • To study in the UK, you need a Student Visa (formerly Tier 4). The steps are:

    1. Receive a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from a UK university.

    2. Prove financial ability to support tuition fees and living costs.

    3. Provide English language test results (IELTS UKVI, if required).

    4. Submit a visa application through the UK Home Office and attend a biometric appointment.

  • Dependents (spouse/children) can join you if:

    • You are studying a postgraduate (PG) course of at least 9 months at a UK university.

    • You are sponsored by the government for study.

    • You show sufficient financial proof to support them.

  • Yes, if you have a Student Visa, you can work:

    • Up to 20 hours per week during term time.

    • Full-time during holidays.

    • Internships and placements are allowed if they are part of your course.

  • The Graduate Route allows students to stay in the UK for two years after completing their degree (three years for PhD students) to look for work or start a business. No job offer is required to apply

  • Yes, if you secure a job with a UK employer who sponsors visas, you can switch to a Skilled Worker Visa, which can lead to permanent residency.

  • Yes, but you cannot switch from a Standard Visitor Visa to a Student Visa while in the UK. You must return to your home country and apply for the correct visa.

    • Proof of financial stability to support your stay.

    • A travel itinerary (accommodation, return flight booking).

    • A letter explaining the purpose of your visit.

    • Proof of employment or studies in your home country to show you will return.