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What should you include in your enquiry?

A useful first message describes what you are trying to achieve and where you need help. You can contact us while exploring options; you do not need a confirmed university offer or a completed travel itinerary. If you are unsure about part of your plan, say so rather than guessing.

• For study: give your intended subject and study level, current qualification, preferred destinations and target intake.
• For funding research: describe your study plans, country of residence and the scholarship or funding question you want to understand.
• For travel: provide your departure city, destination, approximate dates and the type of planning or booking support needed.
• For any enquiry: include a working email address, the question you want answered and any important deadline.

Keep the first message brief and factual. Do not include passport scans, banking information, payment card details or account passwords. If supporting documents are needed later, first confirm which documents are necessary and how they should be shared.

Submitting an enquiry lets us understand your request; it does not create a university application, reserve a ticket or guarantee funding or a visa. Before requesting paid assistance, ask for a written quotation that identifies the scope, deliverables, timing, exclusions and payment terms.

For questions about an existing enquiry, use the same email conversation where possible and refer to your original request. If your destination, dates or circumstances have changed, explain the change before further work or supplier payments are arranged. To visit the Akure office, email first to agree a suitable time.

You can also read our frequently asked questions, quotation guidance and privacy notice before contacting us.