Templates financial and study abroad consulting

Families researching study abroad usually take a long path: months of reading, a few seminars, comparing two or three centers, then signing. A study-abroad consulting website has to stay with them the whole way, not just be a page with a “request advice” form.

Most study-abroad consulting templates in this category are built for visa, immigration, and study-abroad services: Visapass, Travisa, Gimmigrate, Adviza, plus the ImmiEx, Visarzo, and Liviza sets, which have several homepage layouts. Lingvora and Chisel suit firms that also run a language center. Financy is for financial services and has little to do with study abroad.

The pages families read most carefully:

• a page per country: education system, estimated living costs, visa requirements, with the source and update date stated;
• open scholarships, with application deadlines;
• a seminar schedule and dates to meet school representatives, with a form to reserve a seat;
• a list of documents to prepare for each application type.

One thing to say plainly: do not write “visa approval guaranteed” or any approval rate if you do not have real figures to prove it. Stories of students who have already gone, with a real photo and name (with consent), are more convincing than any number without a source.

Two projects in the same industry we have built: REDBOOK, a Japanese-language and study-abroad center in Ho Chi Minh City, and Visa Top Ten, visa services split by continent and country.

Template pricing from VND 4.99 million (GOLD package); bilingual pages for parents and overseas partners are GOLD+. Details at website design price list. Send complete country content and the site is ready in 7 to 15 business days.