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Make sure all your travel documents are in order<\/h4>\n

Ensure that you have a valid passport, visa and flight ticket that is ready to go. Do not forget about the expiration date of your passport; it would be best to renew it before you depart, as it should last well beyond your course duration.<\/p>\n

Visit Our Visa page<\/a><\/span> for more information regarding visas.<\/p>\n

Confirm your health insurance cover<\/h4>\n

You never know what may happen, with you ending up in a foreign hospital, so make sure you\u2019re covered for any incident that may occur.<\/p>\n

Secure your courses, flights and housing<\/h4>\n

All study abroad programs are unique, but most involve traditional coursework. It is imperative to know what classes you\u2019ll be attending, when they commence (so you can plan activities around that schedule) and where you\u2019ll be staying (to determine your commute).<\/p>\n

Watch the news for any updates on your destination<\/h4>\n

You\u2019ll want to know if your study abroad country\u2019s economy is tanking, if their metro system is falling apart, if they\u2019re experiencing major political upheavals, if they\u2019re in the middle of a health crisis, etc. Some of the best places to study abroad are in economic or political flux, so don\u2019t panic over every little incident. Simply work new knowledge into your existing study abroad plans.<\/p>\n

Organize your flights and itinerary<\/h4>\n

Gather all your plane tickets, itineraries, maps, etc., and keep them on hand. By getting everything organized ahead of time, you can lay back and enjoy the ride!<\/p>\n

Let multiple people know where you are going and how to get in contact<\/h4>\n

Be sure to check in frequently during your trip, and let people know if you\u2019re leaving campus on weekend trips or school breaks.<\/p>\n

Find a bank<\/h4>\n

Banking in a foreign country is quite different than what you are used to in your home country. You may not be able to use your ATM card or credit card the way you do at home. The easiest way around this is to set up a bank account once you arrive. In doing so, you can have your money nearby and a way to access it quickly.<\/p>\n

Make sure that your university\u2019s qualification is recognized in your home country<\/h4>\n

There are heaps of universities and study abroad programs to study in. You should speak with our advisors<\/a><\/u> to make sure that what you are studying will be recognised by employers in your home country. The last thing you want after studying abroad is to find out that the course is not domestically recognised.<\/p>\n\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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