FAQ

BCRC assists students in applying to top universities in the USA, Canada, UK, Poland, Denmark, Hungary and Australia.

BCRC offers advice and guidance, admissions services, visa assistance, legal assistance, financial assistance, IELTS training, and student loan support.

Yes, BCRC offers online IELTS classes conducted by experienced instructors to prepare students for a 7+ band score.

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Yes, BCRC provides visa assistance and handles all the paperwork for clients worldwide

BCRC announced its entry into the Canadian higher education market in December 2010, aiming to place international students into Canadian institutions for the 2011/12 academic year.

Yes, BCRC helps students find suitable study abroad programs and assists in obtaining the best financial aid and scholarships.

BCRC aims to support students in achieving outstanding educational success globally.

Yes, BCRC has a client portfolio of over 90 universities, colleges, private pathway providers, schools, and English language providers.

BCRC’s team assists in every step of the education journey, from paperwork to the first day at the chosen institution.

Yes, BCRC offers legal assistance, including routine tasks on behalf of a lawyer, such as administration, customer service, and coordination.

BCRC helps students pick the best institutions, guides them to suitable courses, and discusses progression routes.

Yes, BCRC provides support in obtaining student loans designed to help pay for education, including tuition, fees, books, and living expenses.

“We Support Locally, We Recruit Globally.”

Yes, BCRC has offices in London and Toronto, Canada.

British Canada Resources Center, 02-1781 Henrica Ave, London, N6 G 0Y2, Canada.

• Dr. Mansur Mulk, Ph.D., MBA, M.Eng., MSc

The CEO emphasizes that BCRC is dedicated to supporting students in achieving outstanding educational success globally.

Yes, BCRC offers free e-consultations.

BCRC’s team is knowledgeable about application processes and visa requirements and takes care of all the paperwork.

Yes, BCRC provides solutions to obtain visit visas for traveling abroad for pleasure or business.

BCRC has significant experience in placing international students into Canadian institutions since 2010.

Yes, BCRC provides immigration services for schooling visas applicable to Canada for minor students under 18 years of age.

A Canadian study permit is a document issued by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) that allows foreign nationals to study at designated learning institutions (DLIs) in Canada.

No, a study permit allows you to study in Canada, but you may also need a visitor visa or an electronic travel authorization (eTA) to enter Canada.

Yes, Bangladeshi students require a study permit to pursue studies in Canada.

A DLI is a school approved by a provincial or territorial government to host international students.

You can check the list of DLIs on the official Canadian government website.

No, an acceptance letter from a DLI is mandatory for a study permit application.

The SDS is an expedited study permit processing program for students from certain countries.

As of now, Bangladesh is not listed among the countries eligible for the SDS program.

Processing times vary; it’s advisable to check the current processing times on the IRCC website.

You can apply up to three months before your intended date of travel to Canada.

Eligibility criteria include acceptance by a DLI, proof of sufficient funds, no criminal record, and a medical exam if required.

Required documents include a valid passport, acceptance letter from a DLI, proof of financial support, passport-sized photographs, and a Statement of Purpose.

Yes, proof of English language proficiency, such as IELTS or TOEFL scores, is typically required.

The minimum IELTS score varies depending on the institution and program.

You must demonstrate sufficient funds to cover tuition fees, living expenses, and return transportation.

Proof can include bank statements, sponsorship letters, or scholarship letters.

Yes, a medical exam is required for Bangladeshi students applying for a Canadian study permit.

Medical exams must be conducted by a panel physician approved by IRCC.

A police clearance certificate may be required to prove you have no criminal record.

Yes, an SOP explaining your study plan and intentions in Canada is typically required.

You can apply online through the IRCC website or on paper via a Visa Application Centre (VAC).

The application fee is CAD 150.

Yes, you can apply online through the IRCC website.

You can create an account on the IRCC website using a GCKey or a Sign-In Partner.

The IMM 1294 form is the application for a study permit made outside of Canada.

After applying, you’ll receive a biometrics instruction letter to provide fingerprints and a photo at a VAC.

Biometrics can be submitted at the Visa Application Centre in Dhaka.

An interview may be required at the discretion of the visa officer.

You can track your application status through your online account on the IRCC website.

If your application is refused, you can address the reasons for refusal and reapply.

If approved, you’ll receive a Port of Entry (POE) Letter of Introduction to present upon arrival in Canada.

Yes, international students may work up

The Subclass 500 visa allows international students to study full-time at a recognized educational institution in Australia.

Yes, Bangladeshi students must obtain a Student Visa (Subclass 500) to study in Australia

The visa is generally valid for the duration of your study program, with an additional period granted before and after the course.

Yes, you can include eligible family members, such as your spouse or dependent children, in your application.

The GTE requirement assesses your intention to stay in Australia temporarily for study purposes.

There is no specific age limit; however, applicants must meet the admission requirements of their chosen educational institution.

CRICOS is a register of Australian education providers that are approved to offer courses to overseas students.

You can search for registered courses and institutions on the official CRICOS website.

The SSVF is a streamlined visa processing system designed to make the application process simpler for genuine students.

Yes, OSHC is mandatory for international students and must cover the entire duration of your stay in Australia.

Applicants must meet the academic requirements of their chosen course, which may include specific qualifications and grades.

Yes, proof of English language proficiency, such as IELTS or TOEFL scores, is typically required.

The minimum IELTS score varies depending on the institution and course.

Yes, tests like TOEFL, PTE Academic, and Cambridge English are also accepted by many institutions.

Applicants must demonstrate sufficient funds to cover tuition fees, living expenses, and travel costs.

The required amount for living expenses is subject to change; refer to the Department of Home Affairs for the latest figures.

Acceptable documents include bank statements, loan letters, or financial guarantees.

Yes, a medical examination by an approved panel physician is required.

Applicants may need to provide police clearance certificates to demonstrate good character.

A CoE is a document issued by an Australian educational institution confirming your enrollment in a course.

Applications can be submitted online through the Department of Home Affairs’ ImmiAccount portal.

ImmiAccount is an online platform for managing visa applications with the Department of Home Affairs.

Required documents include a valid passport, CoE, proof of financial capacity, English proficiency test results, and health insurance.

The visa application fee is approximately AUD 710.

Processing times vary; it’s advisable to check the current processing times on the Department of Home Affairs website.

No, a CoE is required to lodge a student visa application.

Yes, biometric information (fingerprints and a photograph) is required as part of the application process.

Biometrics can be provided at the Australian Biometrics Collection Centre in Dhaka.

An interview may be requested at the discretion of the visa officer.

You can track your application status through your ImmiAccount

If your application is refused, you will receive a notification outlining the reasons and information on review rights.

Yes, you may have the right to appeal the decision through the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT).

You can stay for the duration of your course, with additional time before and after the course.

• The U.S. offers three types of student visas:
• F-1 Visa: For academic studies at an accredited U.S. college or university or to study English at an English language institute.
• J-1 Visa: For participation in an exchange program, including high school and university study.
• M-1 Visa: For non-academic or vocational studies or training in the U.S.

The F-1 Student Visa is the most commonly used by Bangladeshi students for academic studies in the U.S.

The Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) monitors schools and international students to ensure compliance with U.S. immigration laws.

The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) is an online system that maintains information on SEVP-certified schools and international students.

The Form I-20 is a Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant Student Status issued by SEVP-approved schools, required to apply for an F-1 visa.

After being accepted by a SEVP-approved school, the institution will issue the Form I-20.

The SEVIS fee is a mandatory fee to support the SEVP system, payable online through the SEVIS I-901 fee processing website.

Yes, the SEVIS fee must be paid before scheduling a visa interview.

The DS-160 is an online nonimmigrant visa application form required for all temporary travel to the U.S.

The DS-160 form can be completed online on the U.S. Department of State’s Consular Electronic Application Center website.

Applicants must be accepted into a SEVP-approved institution and meet the school’s academic criteria.

Yes, most institutions require standardized English proficiency test scores such as TOEFL or IELTS.

Minimum score requirements vary by institution and program.

Depending on the program and institution, standardized test scores may be required.

Applicants must demonstrate sufficient funds to cover tuition, living expenses, and other costs for the duration of their studies.

Acceptable documents include bank statements, affidavits of support, scholarship letters, or loan approval letters.

A medical examination is not typically required for the F-1 visa.

A police clearance certificate is not generally required for the F-1 visa.

While not mandated by the U.S. government, many institutions require students to have health insurance.

F-1 students may work on-campus up to 20 hours per week during academic sessions and full-time during breaks.

After receiving the Form I-20, pay the SEVIS fee, complete the DS-160 form, pay the visa application fee, and schedule a visa interview at the U.S. Embassy in Dhaka.

Required documents include a valid passport, Form I-20, DS-160 confirmation page, SEVIS fee receipt, visa application fee receipt, academic transcripts, standardized test scores, financial evidence, and a passport-sized photograph.

The visa application fee is approximately $160.

Schedule the interview through the U.S. Visa Information and Appointment Services website or by contacting the U.S. Embassy in Dhaka.

The consular officer will assess your academic plans, financial stability, and intent to return to Bangladesh after your studies.

Processing times vary; it’s advisable to apply well in advance of your intended travel date.

No, the Form I-20 is required to apply for the F-1 visa.

Yes, fingerprints and a photograph will be taken during the visa interview.

Bangladeshi students need a Residence Permit for Study Purposes to study in Denmark.

Yes, Denmark offers high-quality education, a safe environment, and many scholarships for international students.

Yes, you need a short-term visa (Schengen visa) if the course duration is under 90 days.

It is usually valid for the duration of the study program plus an additional six months for job searching.

Yes, spouses and children can apply for a dependent visa, but they must prove financial stability.

You must be accepted into a Danish university and meet the academic qualifications required by your institution.

Most universities require IELTS (6.5 or higher) or TOEFL (minimum 83 in iBT).

Yes, you must prove you have at least DKK 6,397 (around €860) per month for living expenses.

Yes, students must have private health insurance until they get a residence permit, after which they qualify for free healthcare

Apply online through the Danish Immigration Service website, pay the visa fee, and submit biometrics at the VFS center in Dhaka.

The fee is around DKK 1,890 (approximately BDT 30,000).

The processing time is usually 2–3 months.

You can appeal the decision or reapply with stronger supporting documents.

You need a Type D Long-Stay Student Visa for courses longer than 90 days.

Yes, Hungary offers low tuition fees and affordable living costs compared to other European countries.

Yes, students can work up to 24 hours per week during the academic term and full-time during holidays

Students can apply for a 9-month job search visa after graduation.

You need an acceptance letter from a Hungarian university and must meet academic prerequisites.

Most universities require IELTS 5.5-6.5 or TOEFL 72-94 (iBT).

You must show proof of around €7,200 per year for living expenses.

Yes, a health checkup and vaccination records may be required.

Submit an online application, schedule an appointment at the Hungarian Embassy in Dhaka, and provide required documents.

Processing takes 1-2 months.

Yes, you can file an appeal within 15 days of receiving the rejection letter.

Yes, students need a Student Pass to study in Brunei.

It is a permit that allows international students to reside in Brunei for study purposes.

No, international students are not allowed to work part-time.

Generally, dependents are not allowed, except for postgraduate students under certain conditions.

You must have a high school diploma or equivalent and meet the university’s admission criteria.

Some universities require IELTS 6.0+ or TOEFL 80+, but it varies.

Yes, proof of financial stability is required.

Yes, a medical checkup and tuberculosis (TB) test are mandatory.

You need a Type D National Visa for courses longer than 90 days.

Yes, Poland offers affordable tuition fees, high-quality education, and a friendly environment.

Yes, international students can work 20 hours per week and full-time during breaks.

It is valid for one year and can be extended.

Spouses and children can apply for a dependent visa, but financial proof is required.

IELTS 5.5-6.5 or TOEFL 72+ is typically required.

You must show around €7,800 per year in bank statements or sponsorship.

Yes, students need private health insurance for the duration of their stay.

The Polish Embassy in Dhaka processes student visa applications.

Processing takes 1-2 months

Yes, you can appeal the decision within 14 days.

You need a Study Permit, which allows you to study in Canada.

No, a study permit allows you to stay and study in Canada, but you also need a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to enter Canada.

Yes, you can apply online via the IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) website or through the VFS Global visa application center in Dhaka

SDS is a fast-track visa processing program for students from Bangladesh who meet higher financial and language requirements.

Standard processing takes 6–12 weeks, but SDS applications are processed within 20 days.

You must have an acceptance letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) and meet the university’s academic qualifications.

SDS: IELTS 6.0 in all bands
Regular stream: IELTS overall 5.5-6.0 (Varies by institution)

Some universities accept Duolingo, TOEFL, or PTE, but an IELTS score is preferred, especially under SDS.

Yes, you must prove you can cover first-year tuition fees + CAD 10,000 (GIC fund) for living expenses.

A GIC is a blocked bank account in Canada (minimum CAD 10,000) that ensures you have funds for your living expenses.

Yes, you can apply for a Spouse Open Work Permit (SOWP) and dependent visas for children.

Apply online through IRCC, pay the fee, submit biometrics, and attend a visa interview (if required).

At VFS Global in Dhaka.

The fee is CAD 150 (approx. BDT 12,500).

Yes, you must complete an Immigration Medical Examination (IME).

You can appeal or reapply by addressing the reasons for rejection.

Yes, you can work 20 hours per week during the semester and full-time during scheduled breaks.

No, your study permit automatically allows you to work if you meet eligibility criteria.

Yes, you can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), valid for up to 3 years.

It depends on your study program:

• • • Less than 8 months → No PGWP
    • 8 months to 2 years → PGWP equal to study duration
    • 2 years or more → 3-year PGWP

Yes, through the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) or Provincial Nominee Program (PNP).

F-1 Visa: For full-time academic students
M-1 Visa: For vocational or non-academic programs
J-1 Visa: For exchange students

Your visa is valid for the duration of your program plus 60 days.

Yes, F-1 visa holders can work up to 20 hours per week on campus.

You need an acceptance letter from a SEVP-approved school and must meet academic qualifications.

IELTS: Minimum 6.0-7.0
TOEFL: Minimum 80-100 iBT

Yes, you must show proof that you can cover one year of tuition and living expenses.

Yes, your spouse and children can apply for an F-2 dependent visa, but they cannot work.

Obtain an I-20 form from your university
Pay the SEVIS fee ($350)
Complete the DS-160 visa application form
Schedule and attend a visa interview at the US Embassy in Dhaka

Madani Avenue, Dhaka 1212

$185 (BDT 21,000)

Why do you want to study in the USA?
Why did you choose this university?
Who is funding your education?
What are your future plans after graduation?

Yes, through OPT (Optional Practical Training) or H-1B Work Visa.

Regular degree programs → 12 months
STEM degree programs → 36 months (with extension)

Yes, through employer sponsorship, H-1B visa, or family sponsorship.

Insufficient financial proof
Lack of strong ties to Bangladesh
Weak academic performance
Unclear future plans

Yes, you can reapply immediately but must improve your application.