Questions students and
parents ask us most.

Alliance actively supports applications to Canada, the United Kingdom, USA, Australia, New Zealand, and Ghana. Canada and the UK are the core strengths. Growth markets include Ireland, Germany, Hungary and the Netherlands.

No ethical agent can guarantee a visa, and we will always tell you that honestly. What we do guarantee is thorough, accurate documentation and strategy that gives your application its best possible chance. Supported applications achieve an 89% approval rate across internally tracked supported visa applications, based on documented Alliance cases from 2020–2026. Results vary by applicant profile, destination, documentation quality, and immigration rules.

Yes — refusal recovery is one of our specialist services. We analyse the refusal reasons, rebuild the documentation strategy from the ground up, and submit a significantly stronger reapplication. Several of our most celebrated success stories started with a visa refusal.

The first consultation is completely free. Paid services — documentation packages, full application processing, visa support — are priced in stages tied to milestones, not upfront lump sums. Contact us for a personalised quote after your free consultation.

It depends on your destination and institution. Some schools accept alternative English tests or waive the requirement entirely. During your free consultation we will advise exactly what is required for your chosen pathway and intake.

Admissions typically take 2 to 8 weeks depending on the institution and intake. Visa processing takes 4 to 12 weeks depending on the destination. We recommend starting at least 6 months before your intended intake date.

Yes, in most destinations. Canada allows up to 24 hours per week during regular school terms for eligible off-campus work, and full-time during scheduled breaks. The UK allows 20 hours per week for full-time students. Australia allows 48 hours per fortnight while the course is in session. New Zealand work rights vary by visa type. We advise on work rights as part of every consultation.

Typically: academic transcripts and certificates, valid passport, English test results (if required), financial proof-of-funds documents, a statement of purpose or study plan, and reference letters. Alliance advises on the exact requirements for each destination and institution during your consultation.

Yes. Alliance operates a brokerage model with commission-sharing, documentation training and direct institutional access for partner agents across Ghana and West Africa. Contact us on WhatsApp to discuss a partnership arrangement.