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Australia and New Zealand are both destinations chosen by many Vietnamese students due to their quality education system, international environment and post-graduate work opportunities.
Read moreFirst time to Australia, in addition to studying and working, there are many living regulations that are easy to incur unnecessary costs if you do not know in advance. Here are 5 practical notes for new students to Australia.
Read moreWhen preparing to study in the US, most students are very interested in Visa F-1 and Form I-20, but pay little attention to Form I-94 – one of the most important documents to prove the legal status of stay in the US.
Read moreGood news for those who are planning to study in the UK! Vietnam has officially been ranked in the Assessment Level 2 in the UK Government's risk assessment system for application Student Visa.
Read moreWhen applying for a UK visa, many people focus on preparing their schedules, invitations, or booking flights, forgetting that financial proof is one of the most scrutinized.
Read moreTraveling Europe has always been a dream of many people. However, one of the biggest concerns before each trip is: Which country should I apply for a Schengen visa in so that my application has more chances of being approved?
Read moreThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has officially announced new rules for international students on F-1 (and J-1) visas, repealing the flexible accommodation system. Duration of Status (D/S) which has been around for decades.
Read moreGreatlink is happy to welcome representatives Leap GeeBee Education Visit and work at the office. The meeting is an opportunity for the two sides to update the latest information on international enrollment, exchange directions for cooperation and expand more learning…
Read moreThe Fall 2026 study abroad season is approaching. Preparing your luggage for the US is a long way with hundreds of things to arrange, but there is an important rule that every new student should remember: All important documents must be in Carry-on baggage.
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