What are the advantages and disadvantages of entrusting an intermediary to study abroad?

1. Intermediaries are mainly responsible for applying for schools, handling visa procedures, and arranging airport pick-up and accommodation. The whole process of going abroad, big and small, 10 several procedures. If you don't find an intermediary, you will definitely make mistakes. There are a lot of materials provided to the embassy, and any mistake is easy to be refused, so the role of the intermediary is to help you do some professional work in applying for a visa, so that you can save trouble and ensure the success rate of the visa. A responsible intermediary can also help you apply for a school. For example, it can guide you to choose a school and major that suits you according to your own situation and their successful experience.

2. Applicants with average personal conditions and difficulties in applying for schools and visas. For example, students whose academic performance is not outstanding in foreign languages and their family economic conditions are average, who really want to go out, can help you choose a relatively matching school through a professional analysis through an intermediary, and do appropriate technical treatment when making application materials. The success rate of visa is much higher than that of blind detective, which can save a lot of time and money. Compared with the registration fee and postage of "casting the net widely", it is worthwhile to spend some intermediary service fees.

3. It depends on the country of study. It is best to go to Europe, especially some non-English speaking countries. They will provide some overseas services and study guidance. The success rate of going to Britain through an intermediary is generally higher, because the process is dead and related to British policies. In addition, if you want to immigrate to Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and other countries to study, the intermediary can give you more suitable professional choice suggestions, which will help improve the success rate of immigration.

4. Applicants with good family economic conditions who value time over money and pursue success rate. Compared with hundreds of thousands of tuition fees and living expenses, agency fees are "small money", so why not spend small money and worry?

5. Look for an intermediary to pay attention.

(1) The intermediary should be professional, legal and have good performance, otherwise it is better to do it yourself ~ ~ ~

(2) When signing a contract, it is necessary to clarify the job responsibilities of the intermediary. Find out which work is fully responsible by the intermediary, which needs the cooperation of both parties, and which is not within the scope of intermediary services, and there are quality requirements. If these problems are not clarified, it is easy to cause disputes.