Visas
Student Visa Requirements
Here's what you'll need to prepare a strong student visa application.
Student Documents
Academic
- Valid passport — information page must be valid for at least 6 months
- Admission / Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
- Tuition deposit receipt
- PAL (Provincial Attestation Letter)
Personal
- Resume
- Digital photo
- National ID
- Birth certificate(s) — yours, child, and relatives if applicable
- Marriage certificate, if applicable
- Employment letter
- Degree
- Criminal record
Financial
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Proof of means of financial support
- At least 35,000 CAD on the bank account of the applicant or the sponsor
- This amount is for one person — add 5,000 CAD per accompanying family member
- Bank statement — RWF 50 million and above (sponsor or yourself)
- Travel history and past visa
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Assets in your home country
- Properties such as houses, plots, land
- Banks, financial institutions, etc.
- Any other documents you wish to provide
Sponsor Documents
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Proof of funds
- Employment letter
- ROB (Registration of Business) certificate, if applicable
- Bank statement — RWF 50 million and above
- Proof of relationship
- Sponsorship letter
- ID or passport
FAQs: About Our Services
Common Questions
What services does your agency offer?
Visa consultation to assess your needs, document review and guidance, application form assistance, fee collection and payment processing, and progress updates throughout.
How much do your services cost?
Fees vary depending on the complexity of your case and the level of support you require. We offer free consultations to provide a personalized quote.
What payment methods do you accept?
We typically accept PayPal, credit card, bank transfer, cash, and MomoPay. Please confirm specific options during your consultation.
Do you guarantee visa approval?
While we cannot guarantee approval — the final decision rests with the embassy or consulate — we work diligently to ensure your application is strong.
What happens if my visa application is denied?
We'll analyze the reasons for denial and advise on next steps, which may include appealing or reapplying with additional documentation.