Tell us where you want to study. We will tell you honestly.
The first session is free, and so is the shortlist and cost sheet that follow it. Visit our Lalmatia office in Dhaka, or call or send your details on WhatsApp from anywhere in Bangladesh.
Five minutes here saves twenty in the meeting.
Only your name and number are required. The rest helps us come prepared.
Block E, Zakir Hussain Road, Lalmatia.
Visit our Khan Eduway office in Lalmatia, Dhaka for personalized study abroad counselling.
Four things make the first meeting useful.
Photocopies or phone photos are fine for the first visit.
Academic results
SSC and HSC (or O/A level) certificates and mark sheets, and your bachelor's transcript for a master's.
Passport
Or its number and expiry date. The name must match your certificates letter for letter.
English score
IELTS, PTE, TOEFL or Duolingo if you have one — or tell us when you plan to sit it.
Budget and sponsor
A rough yearly budget and who will sponsor you. We use it to shortlist realistically, not to judge.
The questions people ask first.
Is the counselling really free?
Yes. The first session, the shortlist and the cost sheet cost you nothing, and you are under no obligation afterwards. If any paid service is ever relevant, we explain the fee in writing before you pay.
Do I have to visit the office?
No. Many students start on WhatsApp or a phone call and visit later with their documents. Families are welcome to come together.
I live outside Dhaka. Can you still help me?
Yes. Students from Rajshahi, Rangpur, Bogura, Dinajpur, Pabna and the rest of Bangladesh get the same free counselling by phone or WhatsApp and send their documents digitally. Most visa application centres are in Dhaka, so we plan any trip you need to make around that one visit.
Can you guarantee my visa?
No one honestly can. What we can do is make sure your file is complete, your funds are presented the way officers expect, and you are ready for any interview.
What if I have a study gap or a previous refusal?
Tell us at the start. Gaps and refusals are common and often fixable — but only if they are explained properly, with evidence.