A considered shortlist
Compare academic fit, entry requirements, progression options and the student’s preferred way of learning.
Enquire Now ↗From choosing a course to settling into a new country, we help students and families make the decisions that matter — with clear costs, practical support and someone accountable at every step.
Student ambition. Family confidence. A shared plan.
We bring the academic, practical and family questions into one conversation, so each next step supports the same goal.
Explore your interests, qualifications and ambitions. Compare suitable courses and institutions, review entry routes and build a realistic application shortlist.
Explore Support ↓Understand the relevant permission, evidence and appointments. Plan appropriate health cover, its start date and the costs that sit outside tuition.
Explore Support ↓Compare suitable housing by budget, commute and daily-life needs. Discuss the available options and providers directly with our team.
Explore Support ↓Your student’s strengths and ambitions come first. We help translate them into course choices, destination comparisons and a practical sequence of applications.
Parents see the full commitment: academic preparation, likely costs, living arrangements and the decisions that still need to be made.
Compare DestinationsCompare academic fit, entry requirements, progression options and the student’s preferred way of learning.
Bring tuition, living costs, accommodation, health cover, application charges and travel into the same budget.
Map documents, offer conditions and deadlines. Identify what the student, family, institution and Aevitas each need to do.
Review offers and conditions together. The institution makes the admissions decision; the student and family decide which offer to accept.
We help you organise the next steps around your destination and circumstances, rather than assume the same process or policy works everywhere.

Check the route for your nationality, course and length of stay. Review the required evidence, application window and any steps after arrival.
Official permission guidance ↗Budget for the immigration health surcharge where applicable, then check NHS access, GP registration and any gaps requiring separate cover.
UK healthcare surcharge ↗Planning summaries reviewed 9 Nov 2026. Requirements depend on nationality, course, duration and personal circumstances. Use the linked official guidance and your institution’s instructions before applying or purchasing cover. University links are examples; check the requirements of your own institution.
Aevitas helps with preparation and coordination within the agreed service scope. Where regulated advice is needed, we help identify an appropriate authorised professional. Immigration authorities decide applications; insurers issue policies and assess claims. Government, medical, insurance and other third-party charges are itemised separately in your plan.
Accommodation is part of the study decision. We help students and families compare the options available for their campus, budget and support needs.
Speak with our team for a tailored shortlist and the current provider options. Availability, prices and terms are checked for your intended move-in dates.
A useful starting point for campus access and student community. Check allocation, meal plans, contract length and holiday arrangements.
Compare room types, shared facilities, bills and management support. Check the actual commute and what the advertised rent includes.
Consider household expectations or tenancy responsibilities, transport, deposits and day-to-day independence. For younger students, confirm welfare suitability first.
Rent, utilities, deposits, fees and transport — compare the full cost over the contract.
Travel time, neighbourhood, food, accessibility, house rules and who you can contact for help.
Verify the provider and payment instructions. Read cancellation, refund and visa-refusal clauses before paying.
Confirm move-in access, late-arrival arrangements and an initial family check-in plan.
Options are subject to availability and the accommodation provider’s terms. Contracts, payments and refunds are handled by the stated provider unless your written service agreement says otherwise.
Discuss My AccommodationStart with your intended intake and work backwards through the institution’s deadlines, offer conditions and official visa application window. The right timeline depends on the destination and your circumstances; we help map the sequence with you.
No. We help with counselling, preparation and coordination. Institutions make admissions decisions, and immigration authorities decide visa or permission applications. We explain the conditions and the decisions that remain with you.
Ask for a written, itemised service scope and quote. Application, government, medical, insurance, accommodation and travel charges may be payable separately. You should know who contracts with you, who receives each payment and which refund terms apply.
They serve different purposes and may not meet the same requirements. Check the destination’s rules, institutional requirements, policy wording and cover dates with the provider before purchasing.
Share the official notice with the team so the next steps can be reviewed. We help coordinate questions about intake dates and existing bookings. Any further application or review depends on the reason, current rules and appropriate professional advice; refund eligibility depends on each provider’s terms.
We discuss the campus, budget, commute, age and support needs, then review suitable options with you. Our team helps you compare the current provider options, availability and terms for your intended move-in date.
Yes. Students and parents can discuss academic fit, cost, housing and support together. For adult students, personal information and progress are shared with family with the student’s agreement.

A clear, costed pathway
with someone accountable
at every step.



