
UK
United Kingdom
- Entry
- 94% visa success rate
- Institutions
- 120+ partner institutions
1-year master's degrees, 2-year Graduate Route work visa.
ICEF Certified · British Agents Council Member
Student Jet Abroad is a professional international education consultancy guiding students through admissions, visas, scholarships and every step before departure.

Flagship destination · United Kingdom
We work with students who are committed to earning a real qualification, not a visa shortcut. From your first counselling session to your first lecture, every step is planned around a genuine academic outcome — the foundation the UK visa system rewards.
World-ranked universities
120+ partner institutions from the Russell Group to specialist colleges — matched to your real academic profile, not a wish list.
2-year Graduate Route visa
Stay and work in the UK after graduation. We plan your course and intake around post-study work eligibility from day one.
94% visa success rate
Genuine students only. We verify your documents, funding and intent so your application stands up to scrutiny.

United Kingdom
London · Edinburgh · Manchester

ICEF Certified
ITAC #02429 — trained agent counsellor

British Council Agent
UK Certified Counsellor — Agent Quality Framework

ICO Registered
Registered with the Information Commissioner's Office
9 Destinations
UK, USA, Canada, Australia & more
Free Counselling
No-obligation first session
Trusted & Accountable
We hold ourselves to the standards set by international education bodies — and to a few promises of our own.
Student Jet Abroad Ltd, 124 City Road, London — accountable under UK company law.
We never sell or share your details. They're used only to guide your application, in line with UK GDPR.
Your first counselling session is free and no-obligation. You only continue if it's right for you.
We recommend institutions where your profile is competitive — never courses pushed for commission.

About Student Jet Abroad
Student Jet Abroad Ltd is a UK-registered education consultancy operating from 124 City Road, London. We guide students through course selection, admissions, visas, scholarships and arrival — one adviser, one continuous plan, from first enquiry to first lecture.
Every recommendation is made on merit. We only shortlist institutions where your profile is competitive and your funding is realistic, so offers convert into departures.
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Study destinations
94%
Average visa success
300+
Partner institutions
UK
Registered & London based
The Destination Matrix
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Hover or tap a destination for entry data. Partnerships extend beyond these markets — ask your counsellor.
University Partnerships
We hold direct representation agreements with universities across Europe and beyond — meaning faster responses, waived application fees, and priority consideration for our students.

International University of Applied Sciences
Germany

Istanbul Medipol University
Turkey

The University College of Enterprise and Administration
Poland
The Guidance Compass
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions students ask us most about visas and university applications. Can't find yours? Book a free counselling session and we'll talk it through.
Ask your questionIdeally 12–18 months before your intended intake. Most universities open applications a year in advance, and competitive courses fill early. Starting early gives you time to prepare test scores, refine your statement of purpose, and meet scholarship deadlines.
In most cases yes. Universities in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Canada typically require IELTS or TOEFL, though some accept alternatives such as PTE or Duolingo. We confirm the exact requirement for each course and help you book a test date that fits your timeline.
It varies by country. UK and Irish visas are usually decided within 3 weeks, while US, Canadian and Australian processing can take 4–8 weeks during peak season. We recommend applying as soon as you receive your Confirmation of Acceptance, and we guide you through every document the visa officer expects.
Common requirements include a valid passport, your university offer and Confirmation of Acceptance, proof of funds for tuition and living costs, a tuberculosis test (for some countries), and occasionally an interview. Financial evidence must usually be held for a set period before you apply.
Yes, most destinations allow part-time work on a student visa — typically up to 20 hours per week during term and full-time during breaks. Rules differ by country and can change, so we confirm the current policy for your destination before you commit.
Many universities offer merit, country-specific, and need-based scholarships that can reduce tuition significantly. We identify the scholarships your profile qualifies for and help you prepare strong applications, but full funding is competitive and never guaranteed.
A refusal is not the end of the road. We review the decision letter, address the reasons — often funding or documentation — and support a fresh application or an administrative review where the country allows it. Our advisers stay involved until the issue is resolved.
The Student Jet Promise
No black box. From your first message to your first lecture, you'll know exactly where you stand — with one named adviser beside you the whole way.
Start with a free sessionFree and no-obligation. Tell us your destination, study level and timeline in under two minutes — no documents needed yet.
A real, certified counsellor — not a chatbot — replies by email or WhatsApp to arrange your free first session.
One counsellor stays with you end-to-end, mapping courses, funding and visa strategy to your real academic profile.
Only institutions where your profile is competitive and your funding is realistic. We never push courses for commission.
Applications, offers, visas, pre-departure and arrival — handled step by step, so you land ready for your first lecture.
The Trajectory Planner
Three short steps. A qualified counsellor reviews your profile and replies within one working day. No fee for the first session.