How much does it cost to apply?

It's completely free! iAdmission provides free application assistance to all students. There are no hidden charges or service fees. You only pay the university's application fee if they require one.

What documents do I need?

Typically you'll need: a valid passport, academic transcripts, a personal statement or motivation letter, letters of recommendation, proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL), and a CV. Requirements may vary by university and program.

Can I apply to multiple universities?

Yes, absolutely! You can apply to as many universities as you want through our platform. Our counselors will help you create a strategic application plan to maximize your chances of acceptance.

How long does the admission process take?

Usually 2-4 weeks from the time you submit a complete application. Some fast-track programs can provide offers within 1-2 weeks. Our team keeps you updated throughout the entire process.

Do you help with visas?

Our team provides comprehensive visa guidance including document preparation and embassy interview preparation to maximize your chances of success.

What countries do you cover?

We currently feature universities in Georgia and are actively expanding to more countries. Stay tuned as we grow our network.

Why should I study abroad through iAdmission?

iAdmission provides a single platform where you can search, compare, and apply to verified universities. Unlike traditional education agents, our service is completely free for students. We provide transparent information about tuition fees, admission requirements, program durations, and campus facilities so you can make informed decisions.

What are the admission requirements for international students?

Most international student applications require: a valid passport, academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency (IELTS typically 5.5-6.5 or TOEFL equivalent), a personal statement or motivation letter, letters of recommendation, and a CV or resume. Requirements vary by university and program.

Is Georgia a good destination for international students?

Georgia has become an increasingly popular destination due to affordable tuition fees ($2,000-$8,000 per year), internationally recognized degrees following the Bologna Process, English-taught programs in medicine, business, engineering, and IT, a safe and welcoming environment, and visa-free or easy visa processing for many nationalities.

What is the MBBS program duration in Georgia?

The MBBS program in Georgian universities is typically 6 years (5 years academic study + 1 year clinical internship), taught in English. Graduates are eligible to practice in many countries worldwide after passing licensing examinations such as USMLE, PLAB, or FMGE.

Parent Mode

Practical study abroad planning for families.

Parent Mode helps families evaluate the full decision: cost, safety, accommodation, ROI, work rules, post-study options, and long-term pathways.

Family decision lens

iAdmission does not overpromise admissions, scholarships, jobs, or visas. The goal is to help families compare realistic options before committing time and money.

What parents can review

Use these areas to compare destinations, universities, and programs with fewer assumptions.

Total cost

Review tuition, living expenses, deposits, visa costs, insurance, travel, and emergency buffer before making a destination decision.

ROI

Compare expected investment with career outcomes, post-study options, and realistic earning pathways after graduation.

Safety

Understand city safety, campus support, student services, emergency contacts, and practical arrival planning.

Accommodation

Compare university residences, private housing, deposits, commute time, rental contracts, and parent-friendly move-in planning.

Part-time work

Review country-specific work rights, realistic work hours, minimum wage ranges, and how work should fit around study.

Post-study options

Understand post-study work routes, graduate visas, employability factors, and what students should prepare while studying.

Immigration pathways

Get a high-level view of long-term pathways while keeping expectations realistic and country rules clearly separated from admission.

Local support

Plan arrivals, airport pickup, first accommodation, insurance, banking basics, and who to contact when help is needed.

Parent decision checklist

These questions help families move from interest to a responsible application plan.

Can the family fund year one without relying on uncertain part-time income?

Does the program have a clear career direction and progression?

Are accommodation and living costs realistic for the selected city?

Are visa funds, documents, and timelines understood before applying?

Does the student understand safety, work rules, and academic responsibilities?