Pick the place. We’ll plot the route.
Migrator helps students in Bangladesh study abroad, from choosing the right university to settling in after you land.
Where do you want to study?
All 23 destinations
How we get you there
Most visa refusals come down to a weak bank statement, a missing document or an answer that doesn’t add up. We handle those details with you, one step at a time.
Pick the place
We look at your grades, goals and budget and tell you honestly which countries and courses fit.
Plot the route
We shortlist universities and prepare admission applications that make your case clearly.
Pack the file
We check every transcript, certificate and financial document until your visa file tells one consistent story.
Land and settle
Our support continues after your visa, so your first weeks abroad feel like a beginning.
Where we can take you
Our specialists know these countries inside out. Tap a green-marked country to read our step-by-step guide.
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Am I eligible?
Answer six quick questions and get an honest first answer, based on the official rules for your destination. Green, yellow or red, with the reasons.
Myth or fact?
Students hear a lot of advice. Some of it gets visas refused. Tap a card to see the official answer.
Why visas get refused
Most refusals aren’t caused by big problems. They’re caused by small details nobody checked.
Names that don’t match
“Nusrat Jahan” on a bank receipt, “Mst. Nusrat Jahan” on the passport. Every name and date must match on every page.
Sudden, unexplained deposits
Large money appearing just before you apply raises questions. Officers look for genuine, long-held funds.
Funds in the wrong name or form
Sweden needs money in your own account; Ireland doesn’t accept shares, crypto or gold valuations as funds.
Hiding a previous refusal
Ireland treats non-disclosure as grounds for refusal and a ban. Always declare past refusals, with the letters.
Expired documents
A police clearance older than 3 months (Slovenia) or a bank statement older than 14 days (Malta) can sink a good file.
Applying too late
Sweden’s second round, New Zealand’s peak season, Malta’s 9-week rule: timing alone can cost you the intake.
We check every page before it goes anywhere, and your first consultation is free.
Get a free file checkA story we hear too often
It was 11:40 pm, nine hours before her VFS appointment.
Nusrat had checked her file four times. Admission letter from Oslo. Deposit confirmation. Housing contract. Every page in order, every copy stamped.
Then she noticed it. One small detail on page 3 of her bank document that didn’t match anything else in her file. The kind of detail that doesn’t look like a problem until an embassy officer sees it.
She had two choices: submit it and hope, or call someone who had seen this exact problem before.
She picked up her phone.
What did she find on page 3? And what happened at 8:30 the next morning?
Text “PAGE 3” to find outWhat we will and won’t promise
No honest consultancy can guarantee a visa. The decision belongs to the embassy. Here is what you can hold us to.
- Honest advice from the first meetingIf a country or course isn’t right for your profile, we say so.
- A complete, carefully checked fileEvery document reviewed before it goes anywhere.
- Clear costs before you commitTuition, living funds and fees explained up front.
- Someone to call after you landHelp with settling in, not just paperwork.
Coming soon from Migrator
Study abroad is where we start. These services are on the way.