Is there an age limit for studying abroad?

There is no age limit for studying abroad. "Students above 18 can only study undergraduate courses in the UK or above" is sheer nonsense. Everyone who is studying in Alevel in his forties has encountered it, but a considerable number of private schools do not recruit students over 18 to study in Alevel, but don't treat those private schools as the whole of Britain. Many MBA students are close to or even over the age of 30, and a considerable number of doctoral applicants are over the age of 25, while those who study undergraduate courses will be fine even if they are 60, and they will not lose their admission opportunities because they are not fresh or old.

But it also depends on the country where you study. Many countries have age restrictions on studying abroad.

New Zealand: You can apply to study in New Zealand as long as you are over five years old. 20 14 relax the age limit for international students studying in New Zealand. Students who have reached the age of five can apply for studying in New Zealand. International students need to provide proof of studying when applying for a school, and students who graduated from junior high school need to provide public certificates of junior high school graduation certificates.

UK: Application age of middle school students 16- 18 years old. The top boarding middle schools in Britain require students to be 16- 18 years old. However, in practice, most schools have strict requirements on the maximum age for students to enter school. Most schools can accept students who are less than17.5 years old when they enter school that year.