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Career & education counselling
Start with clarity, not chaos — we map your goals, budget and academic profile before recommending a single country.
Gate 01 // International Mobility
Next stop: somewhere beyond borders.
Whether you're planning to study, travel, work or eventually settle abroad, Hunt helps you navigate the journey with the right guidance, trusted partners and a simpler application experience.
Free to enquire · No obligation · Real humans, not bots
7Study destinations
3Live now: Study, Visa & Insurance
1:1Not a call-centre script
Departures // Study Abroad
Open for enquiries
RouteDestinationStatus
DEL → YYZ
Canada
Boarding
DEL → LHR
United Kingdom
Boarding
DEL → SYD
Australia
Boarding
DEL → JFK
United States
On time
DEL → FRA
Germany
On time
1:1 Counselling
7 Study Destinations
SOP & LOR Support
Visa Guidance
Pre-Departure Support
Scholarship Guidance
Accommodation Help
The board
One platform, several routes
Hunt is being built as an international mobility platform. Study abroad, travel visas and insurance are boarding today. The rest are on the board with honest departure times, not fake ones.
Boarding
Study Abroad
Counselling, country and university selection, applications, SOP and LOR guidance, scholarships, loans, test prep, visas and pre-departure.
Explore study abroad
Boarding
Travel Visa
Tourist and visitor visa files: document checklists, application assistance, appointment guidance, insurance, forex and travel support.
Explore travel visas
Boarding
Insurance
Student and study-abroad cover, travel insurance, international medical policies and Schengen-compliant documentation.
Explore insurance
Coming soon
Work & Employment
Skilled employment, healthcare and nursing routes, recruitment introductions and work visa assistance — built with proper partnerships first.
Join the interest list
Coming soon
PR & Relocation
Residency pathway guidance, immigration assessment, settlement support, accommodation, banking and the first ninety days.
Get notifiedEverything else
Accommodation, flights, forex, SIM and eSIM and the rest of the international-mobility stack — see the full route map and where each one stands.
See all services// How it works
Five stages, one boarding pass.
A clear, guided sequence from your first conversation to your first day on campus — in that order, because skipping a step usually costs you time later.
Stage 01 · Check-in
Discovery counselling
A free 1:1 session to understand your goals, budget, timeline and academic profile.
Stage 02 · Security
Shortlisting & documents
We narrow down countries, courses and universities, then help you prep your SOP, LORs and resume.
Stage 03 · Boarding
Applications
Applications go in through our processing partners, with progress tracked in one place.
Stage 04 · Gate
Offer, loan & visa
Once offers land, we help with scholarship applications, education loans and your visa file.
Stage 05 · Departure
Pre-departure & beyond
Accommodation, travel and orientation briefings, so day one abroad feels familiar.
Study abroad · Boarding now
Study abroad counselling, from "I want to go" to "I'm enrolled"
Twelve stages, one counsellor, zero guesswork — our longest-running and most-requested service.
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Country & university selection
A shortlist matched to your subject, budget and career plans, not just brand-name rankings.
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Application & document support
SOP, LOR and resume editing, plus end-to-end help getting your application submitted correctly.
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Scholarship guidance
Eligibility checks and application support for scholarships worth applying for.
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Visa & education loans
Clear guidance through loan paperwork and visa filing, explained in plain language.
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Accommodation & pre-departure
Housing shortlists, travel checklists and an orientation briefing before you fly.
// Destinations
Pick a country. We'll help you land the right one.
Seven study destinations, each with different visa rules, costs and work rights — we match one to your goals, not the other way around.
🇨🇦 Canada
Popular courses
- Business & Management
- Engineering
- Health Sciences
- Computer Science
Good to know
- Tuition (indicative): CAD 15,000–35,000/yr
- Main intake: September · also January, May
- Known for strong co-op / work-integrated programs
Visa & work rights
- Study permit required
- Post-Graduation Work Permit (up to 3 yrs, program-dependent)
- A recognised pathway toward permanent residency
Immigration rules change often. Treat this as a starting point, not final guidance — confirm specifics with your counsellor.
🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Popular courses
- Business & Management
- Law
- Engineering
- Creative Arts & Design
Good to know
- Tuition (indicative): £13,000–£25,000/yr
- Main intake: September · also January
- Most Master's programs run just 1 year
Visa & work rights
- Student Route visa required
- Graduate Route: 2 years post-study work
- Part-time work allowed during term
Immigration rules change often. Treat this as a starting point, not final guidance — confirm specifics with your counsellor.
🇦🇺 Australia
Popular courses
- Business & IT
- Health Sciences & Nursing
- Hospitality & Tourism
- Engineering
Good to know
- Tuition (indicative): AUD 20,000–45,000/yr
- Main intake: February · also July
- Large, well-established international student network
Visa & work rights
- Student visa (subclass 500)
- Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485)
- Capped part-time work rights during study
Immigration rules change often. Treat this as a starting point, not final guidance — confirm specifics with your counsellor.
🇺🇸 United States
Popular courses
- STEM & Computer Science
- MBA & Business
- Data Science
- Engineering
Good to know
- Tuition (indicative): USD 20,000–55,000/yr — varies hugely by institution
- Main intake: Fall (Aug/Sep) · also Spring (Jan)
- Widest range of institution types & specializations
Visa & work rights
- F-1 student visa
- CPT during study, OPT after (up to 3 yrs for eligible STEM programs)
- On-campus work generally permitted
Immigration rules change often. Treat this as a starting point, not final guidance — confirm specifics with your counsellor.
🇮🇪 Ireland
Popular courses
- Technology & Data Analytics
- Pharma & Life Sciences
- Business
- Finance
Good to know
- Tuition (indicative): €10,000–€25,000/yr
- Main intake: September · limited January options
- Home to major EU tech & pharma offices
Visa & work rights
- Study visa (D) for non-EU students
- Third Level Graduate Scheme: up to 2 years post-study
- Part-time work allowed during term
Immigration rules change often. Treat this as a starting point, not final guidance — confirm specifics with your counsellor.
🇩🇪 Germany
Popular courses
- Mechanical & Automotive Engineering
- Computer Science
- Renewable Energy
- Business
Good to know
- Many public universities charge a nominal semester fee, not full tuition
- Main intake: October (Winter) · also April (Summer)
- German language skills help but aren't always required
Visa & work rights
- National (D) visa for study
- 18-month post-study job-search period
- Limited part-time work hours during study
Immigration rules change often. Treat this as a starting point, not final guidance — confirm specifics with your counsellor.
// Why Hunt
More like a co-pilot than a call centre.
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One counsellor, start to finish
The same person who counsels you also tracks your application — no handoffs, no repeating your story.
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Transparent, in writing
Costs, timelines and what's included are laid out before you commit to anything.
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Applications, loans & visas together
Coordinated as one plan, not separate errands you have to manage yourself.
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Support past the offer letter
Accommodation, pre-departure briefings and a first-week checklist — we don't disappear after your visa stamp.
// Where students head
Programs across well-known universities worldwide
A snapshot of the kinds of institutions our students explore. Naming them does not imply a partnership, affiliation or endorsement, and it is not an exhaustive or exclusive list.
🇨🇦 University of Toronto
🇬🇧 University of Manchester
🇦🇺 University of Melbourne
🇺🇸 Arizona State University
🇮🇪 Trinity College Dublin
🇩🇪 TU Munich
🇳🇿 University of Auckland
🇨🇦 York University
// Student voices
Early conversations, honestly shared.
Hear directly from students who trusted us to guide their study-abroad journey.
"I walked in not knowing the difference between a UCAS and a Common App. I walked out with an actual shortlist and a plan."
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Ghanisth
"The SOP feedback alone was worth the conversation — three rewrites later it finally sounded like me, not a template."
AK
Amit Kumar
"As parents, our biggest worry was the visa process. Having someone explain it step-by-step, in plain language, made all the difference."
MS
Meera Sharma
// FAQ
Quick answers before you book a slot
Yes — your first counselling session is free, with no obligation to continue. It's a conversation, not a sales pitch.
Canada, the UK, Australia, the USA, Ireland, Germany and New Zealand today, with more destinations being added as our partner network grows.
Yes. Once you've shortlisted programs with your counsellor, we manage submissions through our application partners and keep you updated at every stage.
We prepare your visa file carefully to minimise risk, but outcomes are decided solely by the relevant immigration authority — no consultant can guarantee a visa. We'll walk you through the honest odds upfront.
// Final call
Ready to find your gate?
Book a free 1:1 counselling session — no pitch, no pressure, just a plan.