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Brighture Immigration

Student visas, from your offer letter to your first job after graduation.

We help you build a student visa application that meets every requirement, from your funds to your study plan. Where a post-study work route exists, we plan that step too. We support students heading to the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, the European Union, Australia and the UAE.

GuideStudy visas
Service
Study Permits & Graduate Pathways
Destinations
Countries
6
Stages
5 steps
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Who it's for

Is this guide for you?

Graduates throwing their caps in front of a university building
  • Students starting a language, vocational, undergraduate or postgraduate course
  • Parents supporting an applicant under 18
  • Graduates moving onto a post-study work route
  • Students who were refused before and need stronger evidence

Routes by destination

The main options in each country.

Pick a destination. Rules change often, so we confirm the right route in your consultation.

United Kingdom

The Student route, including the funds and academic progression rules, with planning for the Graduate route once you finish.

Read the United Kingdom guide
Route names to know
  • Student visa
  • Child Student visa
  • Graduate route after your degree

What we do

Our part, stage by stage.

01

Course and route planning

  • A check that your course is a credible next step for your background
  • A comparison of countries if you have more than one realistic option
  • A funding checklist showing which types of evidence are accepted
02

Documents and forms

  • Your statement of purpose or genuine student statement, drafted by you and edited with us
  • Guidance on sponsor letters, affidavit wording and bank statements
  • Instructions for translations and legalisation where needed
  • Forms completed for you and checked before anything is submitted
03

Submission and follow-up

  • Filing online or through the consulate, whichever your route uses
  • Biometrics and visa centre appointments booked for you
  • A mock interview when one is likely
  • Case tracking, with regular updates on where things stand
04

Arrival and beyond

  • An arrival checklist, including address and registration steps where they apply
  • A clear summary of the rules on working while you study and on attendance
  • A timeline for your post-study work route

The process

From first call to decision.

  1. 01

    Your course and background

    You share your offer (or CAS, or letter of acceptance), the course details, how you will pay for it and your academic record.

  2. 02

    Study plan and funds

    We help you shape a clear study plan and check your financial evidence against the rules, including which accounts and holding periods are accepted.

  3. 03

    Forms and final checks

    We complete the application, check that names and dates match across every document, and review it against the latest official guidance.

  4. 04

    Submission and appointments

    We submit, pay the official fees on your behalf where needed, book biometrics or an interview, and run a mock interview with you.

  5. 05

    Decision and next steps

    If you are approved, we help with enrolment, travel timing and registration. If you are refused, we review the decision and help you prepare a stronger fresh application or a review request, working alongside a regulated adviser or lawyer where the law requires one.

Before you start

It helps if you already have:

  • An unconditional offer or the acceptance document your destination needs (such as a CAS or letter of acceptance)
  • Enough money for tuition, living costs and any dependants, at the current required level
  • A study plan that fits your academic background and future goals
  • The ability to meet health, character and attendance requirements

Missing something? That does not rule you out. Tell us where things stand and we will look at your options.

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