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• Upload copies of documents, images, and music to the cloud.
• Save all critical contact information and contact data in a Google document.
• Check your flight's weight limitations, entertainment, and food options.
• Make arrangements for airport pickups and drops in your home and host countries.
• Download a messaging or online calling programme to communicate with relatives and friends through Wi-Fi.
• Add something to make your baggage stand out.

• Keep your passport, visa, and enrollment letter with you at all times.
• Keep your boarding permit in your carry-on bag once you've received it.
• Keep part of the host country's money.
• It's a good idea to keep a diary and a pen on hand to record your experiences.
• Keep any prescription medications you may have.
• Make sure your phone, charger, and other items, such as cameras and batteries, are in your handbag.
• In case your luggage is delayed, bring one or two sets of clothes.
• For travel, bring a book or an e-reader. Keep your headphones as well.
• Face wipes, gum, hand sanitiser, a travel cushion, and an itinerary are all recommended.
• You should keep your reading glasses and sunglasses.
• If you are heading to a colder country, bring mittens and a hat.

• A copy of all vital documents.
• Contact lenses, solutions, and feminine items are examples of toiletries.
• Dress appropriately for the weather in the hosting country.
• A useful first-aid kit.
• If you are staying with a host family, bring some souvenirs for them.
• A sun/rain umbrella.
• Running shoes, flip sandals, and collegiate attire.
• Extra cash for unexpected expenses.
• A dictionary of languages.
• Any books you could need for your research.

• Plant products or spices.
• Stationery, but it is also available locally.
• A lot of money. Bring only what you may require, as well as some emergency cash.
• Products or movies that have been pirated.
• Anything that may be construed as a weapon.

• Choosing the best institution from among the hundreds with whom we collaborate throughout the world.
• Counseling on the appropriate course of action based on your professional goals and areas of interest.
• Managing your application procedure and receiving an offer letter from your preferred college.
• Assist you in applying for applicable scholarships depending on your eligibility in order to lower the cost of your study.
• Prepare your visa applications and assist you in submitting them to the appropriate authorities in the country where you wish to study.
• Make travel, accommodation, and other arrangements.

Canada is among the most popular international student destinations. According to the Canadian Bureau for International Education, there were 621,565 international students at all study levels in Canada by the end of 2022. Hundreds of thousands of international students from all over the world arrive in Canada every year. Some of the benefits of studying in Canada include a high level of living, a varied and inclusive environment, inexpensive education, and a long-term return on investment. According to U.S. News & World Report 2022, Canada has the world's third greatest quality of life.

Australia, which ranks third among study-abroad destinations after the United States and the United Kingdom, welcomes over 500,000 students each year. In the year, there were 87,000 Indian students who chose to study in Australia (2018). Despite the fact that international students in Australia plummeted by 33.5% during the COVID-19 epidemic, an estimated 70,000+ Indian students (new and ongoing) filed for an Australian student visa. Australia invests 200,000,000 AUD in scholarships annually, offering over 22,000 courses across 1,100 universities. Seven Australian universities are in the top 100 in the world, while 36 higher education institutions are included on the QS top universities list.

The United Kingdom is one of the most well-known study-abroad destinations, attracting millions of international students from over 100 countries worldwide. The United Kingdom is frequently ranked as one of the top three most desirable nations for international students due to its unrivalled reputation in the field of education. Over 150 prominent institutions in the United Kingdom are ranked globally for their curriculum and research methodologies. According to India Today's poll results, the United Kingdom is one of the most popular overseas destinations for Indian students. According to the latest estimate from the Higher Education Statistics Agency, there are 605,130 international students studying in the UK. India had one of the second-largest student populations in the United Kingdom in 2022.

The United States is a popular destination for international students because of its cutting-edge research, innovation, and business prospects. In terms of enticing international students to study abroad from India, the United States ranks third in the world. While it is very hard to pinpoint the exact cause of a student's attachment to a country, many factors make the United States a popular choice for international students. From being home to 17 of the world's top 50 institutions (QS World University Rankings 2023) to a limitless array of courses, diversified atmosphere, and career prospects, the United States is a package that has it all. Indian students account for around 21% of the more than a million international students studying in the United States. In the academic year 2021-2022, about 200,000 Indian students will opt to further their studies in the United States.

Ireland, a largely English-speaking European country, is the world's sixth most competitive economy and is gradually becoming the go-to destination for international students. More than 44,000 international students from over 160 nations make up the country's student population at higher education levels (2020). It is the proud parent of the world's top 3% universities in Ireland, with an enrolment rate of approximately 78%. With over 5,000 courses to select from, international students from all over the world flock to Ireland to be a part of the world's 20th-best education system. The affordability of education in this European country draws students from all over the world.

Last year, around 120,000 overseas students were enrolled at eight New Zealand institutions, as well as its ITPs and PTEs. Only 2,664 of the 120,000 students were of Indian descent. With over 20,000 positions available each year, studying in New Zealand has become one of the most popular options for international students. Following the epidemic, New Zealand implemented Green List Occupations, encouraging overseas students to study in New Zealand and apply for full-time jobs. Students in New Zealand are taught to be inquisitive and adaptable and to seek solutions via research and experience learning. This young country has progressed from scenic scenery to innovative education.