Application assistance
End-to-end help applying to Queen's University Belfast: choosing a course, preparing documents and personal statements, submitting your application and tracking your offer and CAS.
Study in Belfast, Northern Ireland
Most agents stop once your visa is stamped. We're based in Belfast, so we help you get in, settle in, graduate and start your career here.
Why UniNexaGlobal
Arriving in a new country raises questions no application form covers. Where do you register with a doctor? Which areas are good to rent in? How many hours can you legally work? What happens when your course ends?
Our team lives and works in Northern Ireland. We help students at Queen's University Belfast at every stage, from first enquiry and application through finding a home, finding work, graduating and building a career.
Meet the founder
Founder, UniNexaGlobal
Arvind has spent years advising students on their education and their future. He also owns and runs student accommodation in Kota, Rajasthan, India's best-known centre for students preparing for competitive exams.
That means he knows what students and their parents worry about when someone leaves home to study: a safe place to live, honest guidance, and someone to call when things don't go to plan. UniNexaGlobal brings that same care to students moving from India to Belfast.
Services
From your Queen's application to your first job in Belfast, and summer placements abroad.
End-to-end help applying to Queen's University Belfast: choosing a course, preparing documents and personal statements, submitting your application and tracking your offer and CAS.
Help finding the right place to live, from first-year halls to private rentals near campus. We'll go through tenancy agreements and guarantor questions with you.
Support finding genuine part-time work while you study, within your visa conditions, and full-time roles after you graduate.
Turning your CV into a UK-standard one, with tailored cover letters, LinkedIn profile improvements and interview preparation.
Practical help in your first weeks: registering with a GP, opening a bank account, applying for your National Insurance number and getting a travel card.
Spend your summer working at a camp in the USA, Australia or Japan. Open to anyone aged 18 or over.
Find out moreOnce you're here, the help you get depends on where you are in your studies.
For students at Queen's University Belfast who want help settling in and staying on track.
Registering with a GP, applying for your National Insurance number, opening a UK bank account and getting a Translink yLink or 24+ travel card.
Moving from first-year halls into private rentals in areas like the Holylands, Stranmillis and the Lisburn Road. We review tenancy agreements with you and help with guarantor issues.
Clear guidance on UKVI term-time work limits (a maximum of 20 hours a week for degree-level students) and introductions to genuine campus, retail and hospitality roles.
Help with course changes, supplementary modules, or progressing from an undergraduate degree to a master's.
For final-year students preparing to graduate and move to the Graduate Route (post-study work).
Checking your documents before your Student visa expires: your UKVI eVisa, degree confirmation from Queen's and CAS details.
Turning your CV into a UK-standard one with local terminology, writing tailored personal statements and improving your LinkedIn profile.
Invitation letters for Standard Visitor visa applications, hotel bookings and travel planning so your family can attend your graduation in Belfast.
For graduates on the Graduate Route who want to build a career in Northern Ireland.
CV clinics, mock competency and technical interviews using the STAR method, and networking events focused on Northern Ireland's key sectors.
Introductions to local recruitment agencies and employers. We also explain to employers that Graduate Route holders can be hired without immediate visa sponsorship.
Planning the salary and skill thresholds you'll need to move from the Graduate Route to a sponsored Skilled Worker visa with a licensed UK employer.
Where you'll study
Founded in 1845, Queen's is a member of the Russell Group of leading research-intensive UK universities. Its campus sits in the leafy south of the city, close to the main student neighbourhoods.
Summer camp work placements
We help you find and apply for summer work at camps in the USA, Australia and Japan. You'll gain international work experience, build your confidence and come home with something that stands out on your CV.
Open to anyone aged 18 or over.
Ask about summer campsWhy Belfast
Belfast gives you a UK education and a growing jobs market, at a lower cost of living than many larger UK cities.
Talk to us about BelfastA Queen's degree is a UK degree, recognised by employers around the world.
Rent and everyday costs are usually lower than in London and many other large UK cities, so your budget goes further.
IT, FinTech, cyber security, life sciences and engineering are all strong local sectors with graduate opportunities.
Eligible graduates can stay and work in the UK after their studies through the Graduate Route. We help you prepare.
How it works
Tell us about your grades, goals and budget. We'll be honest about your options.
We help you choose the right courses and prepare strong applications.
CAS tracking, document checklists and pre-departure briefings.
Help on the ground in Belfast from your first week.
Graduate Route readiness, career mentoring and employer introductions.
Our commitment
We're an educational consultancy. We want you to know exactly where our help starts and stops.
Immigration advice in the UK is regulated by the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC). For complex visa matters we refer students to a regulated immigration adviser or solicitor.
Yes. Your first consultation is free and you're under no obligation. We'll talk through your background and goals and tell you honestly what your options are.
Yes. Many of our services are for current students, graduates and Graduate Route holders, whether or not you applied through us.
We help students apply to Queen's University Belfast, from choosing a course through to receiving your offer and CAS.
We help you get your documents in order, track your CAS and point you to official GOV.UK guidance so you can apply correctly. We don't give individual immigration legal advice. For complex cases we refer you to an OISC-regulated adviser.
Students on a degree-level course can usually work up to 20 hours a week during term time. Your exact conditions are on your visa, so always check them. We'll help you understand the rules and find legitimate roles.
They're summer work placements at camps in the USA, Australia and Japan. We help you find a placement and prepare your application. They're open to anyone aged 18 or over. Get in touch and we'll talk you through the current options, dates and requirements.
Yes. We help you find somewhere to live, whether that's halls in your first year or a private rental after that, and we'll go through your tenancy agreement with you before you sign.
Yes. Under our Tier 2 services we can help with invitation letters for Standard Visitor visa applications, plus hotel and travel planning for your family.