Valid Passport - Passport validity policies vary by country. For example, some countries require your passport to remain valid until your course ends, while others may require your passport's validity to extend beyond your planned stay in the country. In any case, you must ensure that your valid passport has at least two blank pages for visa stamps. You may also need to submit copies of expired passports, depending on the specific visa requirements of the country.

Proof of Enrollment in a Recognized Educational Institution - Wherever you apply to study abroad, you must be able to prove that you are enrolled in a recognized school, college, university, or state-operated technical institute. You can provide relevant proof by producing an acceptance confirmation from your educational institution, including an application letter, ID photo, and fee receipt.

Financial Support and Capability - To ensure your stay abroad is free from financial stress and worries, you must have sufficient funds. At the same time, the country you are applying to will require proof of funds to validate your stay, tuition fees, institutional fees, and other requirements. Some countries have extensive guidelines based on government standards.

English Proficiency- If you plan to study in an English-speaking country, you must be able to communicate in English to demonstrate fluency in the language. Therefore, you must prove that you can interact verbally, write, and understand English easily. For this, you need to pass an English language test such as IELTS, PTE, TOEFL, etc.