Why Study in UAE?
Studying in the UAE offers access to globally recognized universities, modern campuses, and innovative academic programs aligned with international standards. The country provides a safe, multicultural environment with vibrant student life and opportunities to network with professionals from around the world. Graduates benefit from career prospects in the UAE’s dynamic economy, particularly in fields like business, technology, healthcare, and engineering.
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Study Programs in UAE
Primary Education (ages 6–12) – Focuses on foundational skills in English, Arabic, mathematics, science, and moral education, with both local and international school options (e.g., British, American, IB curricula).
Secondary Education (ages 12–18) – Includes lower and upper secondary levels offering pathways such as IGCSE, A-Levels, IB Diploma, or American High School Diploma, preparing students for university entry.
Diploma Programs – Vocational and technical diplomas in fields like hospitality, business, IT, and engineering, designed to provide job-ready skills.
Bachelor’s Degree – Offered by universities and colleges in diverse fields such as business, engineering, media, and health sciences; duration typically 3–4 years.
Master’s Degree – 1–2-year programs focusing on advanced academic or professional specialization, including MBA, engineering, IT, and healthcare.
PhD / Doctoral Studies – Advanced research degrees in disciplines like science, technology, business, and humanities, often linked with regional development goals.
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Step-by-Step Guide
Step-by-Step Guide for Bangladeshi students planning to study in UAE:
Step 1: Research and Choose a Program
Explore universities, colleges, and schools in the UAE that offer programs matching your academic background, career goals, and budget. Consider rankings, accreditations, and campus facilities.
Step 2: Check Entry Requirements
Review the eligibility criteria for your chosen program, including academic qualifications, English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL), and other prerequisites like portfolios for design or art courses.
Step 3: Apply to Institutions
Submit online applications directly to your selected institutions. Prepare academic transcripts, certificates, passport copy, English test scores, and other required documents.
Step 4: Secure Admission Offer
If accepted, you will receive a conditional or unconditional offer letter. Respond promptly to accept the offer and pay any required tuition deposit to confirm your seat.
Step 5: Arrange Health Insurance
Health insurance is mandatory for students in the UAE. Arrange your insurance either through the university’s recommended provider or independently.
Step 6: Apply for Student Visa
Your university will typically sponsor your visa application. Submit required documents such as admission letter, passport, medical check results, proof of funds, and visa fee payment.
Step 7: Plan Your Travel
Book your flight, arrange accommodation (university dormitory or private housing), and prepare your travel and settlement checklist (SIM card, banking, etc.).
Step 8: Arrive and Attend Orientation
Land in the UAE, clear immigration, and join your university’s orientation to get familiar with the campus, rules, and local culture.
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Explore Our Partner Universities
United Arab Emirates University (UAEU)
Khalifa University
University of Sharjah
American University of Sharjah
American University in Dubai
Zayed University
Heriot-Watt University Dubai
University of Dubai
Middlesex University Dubai
Abu Dhabi University
Manipal Academy of Higher Education Dubai
Canadian University Dubai
Murdoch University Dubai
University of Wollongong in Dubai
Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi
Job and PR Pathways After Study
New Zealand offers strong post-study work opportunities for international graduates, especially in areas facing skill shortages. With the right guidance, you can transition smoothly from your student visa to work and eventually permanent residency.
Post-Study Work Visa – We support you in applying for the Post-Study Work Visa, which allows you to live and work in New Zealand for up to 1–3 years depending on your qualification level.
In-demand skilled occupations – Get detailed information about New Zealand’s Long Term Skill Shortage List (LTSSL) and Essential Skills in Demand lists, helping you target jobs with better employment and residency prospects.
Career workshops and job readiness – Benefit from workshops focused on CV building, interview preparation, and understanding the New Zealand job market culture.
Skilled migration and PR planning – Receive personalized advice on navigating New Zealand’s skilled migrant visa pathways, including points-based systems and employer sponsorship options aligned with your skills and qualifications.
Our Support During the Process
We’re with you every step of the way—from your initial consultation to settling into New Zealand life and beyond. Our aim is to make your study abroad experience smooth, informed, and successful.
Personalized consultation at every step – We carefully assess your academic goals, financial situation, and personal preferences to help you choose the best study and career pathways.
One-on-one support for admission, visa & travel – Receive dedicated assistance with university applications, document preparation, visa processing, and travel arrangements.
Always accessible—call, WhatsApp, or in person – Our friendly advisors are available via your preferred communication channel whenever you need guidance or answers.
Regular updates, reminders & document reviews – We keep you informed with timely updates, important reminders, and detailed document checks to ensure you never miss a deadline.
Post-arrival check-ins & alumni mentoring – After you arrive, we continue to support you, including connecting you with experienced alumni who can share valuable insights.
Ongoing support for job search and PR planning – We help you navigate job hunting, CV preparation, interview skills, and long-term residency pathways even after you graduate.
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Average Tuition Fees in UAE
Primary and Secondary School
USD 6,000 – USD 20,000 per year (depending on curriculum: British, American, IB, etc.)
Diploma / Foundation Programs
USD 8,000 – USD 15,000 per year
Bachelor’s Degree
USD 10,000 – USD 25,000 per year (higher for fields like medicine, engineering)
Master’s Degree
USD 12,000 – USD 30,000 per year
PhD / Doctoral Programs
USD 10,000 – USD 25,000 per year
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Available Scholarships for International Students in UAE
Khalifa University Scholarships – Fully funded (tuition, stipend, health insurance, housing) for undergraduate, master’s, and PhD, especially in STEM fields
MBZUAI Scholarships – Supports graduate studies in artificial intelligence with full tuition, monthly stipend, health insurance, and housing
UAE University Graduate Scholarships – Offers full tuition and monthly stipend to international postgraduate students
Masdar Institute Scholarships (Khalifa University) – Fully funded for masters and PhD in fields like renewable energy and engineering, including tuition, stipend, and accommodation
American University of Sharjah (AUS) Scholarships – Merit-based, often covering full tuition and sometimes accommodation
Zayed University Merit Scholarships – Covers up to full tuition for strong academic performers
Canadian University Dubai Scholarships – Offers academic and financial-need based tuition waivers ranging up to 100%
Emirates Aviation University Scholarships – Merit-based awards for UG, master’s, and PhD students, covering up to full tuition
Abu Dhabi University Scholarships – Includes merit, financial-need, alumni, and family waivers with significant financial coverage
Visa Categories for Study in UAE
General Student Residence Visa
The main visa for full-time students enrolled in UAE universities or colleges. Sponsored by the educational institution or a resident parent/guardian.
Long-term Student Visa (5-Year)
Granted to outstanding students (with exceptional academic achievements, e.g. high GPA or equivalent). Allows extended stay without annual renewals.
School Student Visa (for minors)
For international school-going children under the sponsorship of a parent or a school in the UAE.
Dependent Student Visa
A child studying in the UAE can sometimes be sponsored by a parent who is a UAE resident, rather than by the school/university.
Visa Application Checklist
UAE Student Visa Application Checklist (Bangladesh)
Valid Passport – Minimum 6 months validity, with clear copies of bio-data and previous UAE visa pages (if any).
Admission Letter / Offer Letter – From a UAE-licensed university, college, or school.
Passport-size Photographs – Recent (white background, as per UAE specifications).
Visa Application Form – Completed and signed (usually facilitated by your university or sponsor).
Proof of Tuition Fee Payment – Receipt or confirmation of paid tuition or deposit.
Bank Statement / Financial Support Proof – Evidence of sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses.
Medical Fitness Certificate – After arrival, mandatory medical screening at an authorized UAE health center.
Emirates ID Application (after arrival) – Required as part of visa stamping process.
Accommodation Details – Proof of residence in the UAE (e.g. university hostel confirmation or rental agreement).
Parental Consent (for minors under 18) – Notarized letter from parent(s) or guardian, if applicable.
Visa Fee Payment Receipt – As per university or immigration authority instructions.
Note:
The visa is typically arranged and sponsored by your UAE educational institution.
Additional documents may be required based on the emirate (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, etc.) or type of study.
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Job and PR Pathways After Study
Job and PR Pathways After Study in UAE
Job Opportunities After Graduation
Post-Study Job Search Visa – Graduates from UAE universities can apply for a job seeker visa (valid for 6–12 months) to stay in the country and look for employment.
Key Sectors – Growing employment opportunities in engineering, IT, healthcare, finance, tourism, renewable energy, and logistics.
Work Permits – To work long-term, you’ll need to secure an employment contract, after which your employer will sponsor your work permit and residence visa.
Pathways to Long-Term Residency / PR
Golden Visa (Long-Term Residency) – Outstanding students, top graduates, researchers, and highly skilled professionals may apply for the UAE 5- or 10-year Golden Visa, offering long-term residency without the need for a sponsor.
Standard Work-Based Residency – Continuous employment and lawful residence through employer-sponsored visas can allow you to live long-term in the UAE, although there is no traditional PR like in other countries.
Investor or Entrepreneur Visa – Setting up a business or investing significantly in the UAE economy may open additional residency pathways.
Citizenshi
UAE citizenship for foreigners is extremely rare and granted under exceptional circumstances, such as for individuals who provide outstanding service to the country in fields like science, culture, or innovation, and usually through nomination by the government.
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Our Support During the Process
We’re with you at every step — from your first consultation to settling into life in Australia and beyond, ensuring a stress-free, informed, and successful journey.
Personalized consultation at every stage — We take the time to understand your academic goals, financial situation, and personal preferences to guide you toward the best-fit study options.
One-on-one support for admission, visa, and travel — Dedicated assistance with university applications, document preparation, visa submissions, and travel arrangements.
Always accessible — Connect with us via call, WhatsApp, email, or in person — whatever suits you best.
Regular updates, reminders, and document reviews — Stay on track with timely updates, important deadline reminders, and careful review of your documents.
Post-arrival check-ins and alumni mentoring — We stay connected after you arrive, offering ongoing support and linking you with alumni who’ve successfully made the journey.
Support for job search and PR planning — Guidance on job opportunities, resume building, and advice on permanent residency pathways even after you graduate.
