Study abroad route is widely known as the easiest, fastest and surest of all pathways to migrate to high income countries and so thousands of international students from around the world desire to achieve their international education dreams mostly in Canada, the US, UK or Australia among other developed countries for obvious reasons which include, but not limited to the high quality education, rich multiculturalism, an opportunity to work and remain in the countries after graduation, ability to bring family (spouse and children) even alongside with you or while studying, spousal full-time work permit etc. However, as much worthwhile and worth investing in as the study abroad is, there are a series of challenges ranging from constraints to pitfalls that frustrate international education seekers from accessing endless opportunities it presents.

Study abroad dreams of many unsuspecting or desperate applicants have been shattered by plenty of fraudsters calming to be foreign study or migration agents or consultants but who have ended up scamming them of their hard-earned money or mishandled their applications with unprofessionalism or unethical treatments even collecting exorbitant service charges.

Many international students struggle to fund their studies on their own as the foreign embassies expect substantial proofs of funds from international education applicants to be granted study permit or visa, since majority of financial aid options, grants and scholarships to school at top destination countries are aimed at domestic nationals and the remnants even when made available for their international counterparts are very competitive and rarely cover all of expenses of studying abroad. Underprivileged international students though with great potential lack the ready-made wherewithal to pay such tuition fees. Individuals and families who do not even qualify as low-income can still need assistance paying for such expensive tuitions. Very few parents are able and willing to pay full price for any college or university in these developed countries.