ISLAMABADLAHOREKARACHIPESHAWAR
AUTUMN 2027 INTAKE — APPLICATIONS OPEN
ASSESSMENT · ADMISSION · SCHOLARSHIP · VISA · ARRIVAL

Everything between an intermediate result and a hostel room in China.

A free eligibility assessment, then admission consulting, scholarship filing, visa preparation and arrival support — each stage with its own paperwork and its own sign-off before the next one opens.

FREE OF CHARGEAssessment, shortlist, checklist
SERVICE FEESQuoted in writing, itemised by stage
THIRD-PARTY COSTSPaid by you, to them, on their receipts

Free assessment.

We assess your eligibility against the criteria of international universities using your educational history, marks percentage, financial background and personal circumstances.

The assessment, the shortlist and the document checklist cost nothing. Service fees are quoted in writing only after the shortlist is agreed.

Forty minutes, in the office or on a call, with the student and a parent present. A counsellor reads your actual marksheets rather than a summary of them, and tells you plainly which levels and funding categories are open to you this cycle — including when the honest answer is a language year or a pathway first.

You leave with three things in writing: a shortlist across reach, likely and safe universities; a document checklist in the order the attestations have to happen; and a stage-by-stage timeline with the deadline that actually binds you.

Eligibility read Written shortlist Document checklist Stage timeline Cost breakdown

The core of our admission consulting services.

01

Strategy roadmap and preparation

Extensive planning by your admission advisor, including the behind-the-scenes preparation that gets you to your admission expectations. Relax while we take care of the vitals.

02

University and course selection

Not certain which Chinese university is right for you? Finding it difficult to select a course? Our enrolment advisors guide you through the majors and combinations, and help you choose the course that connects with your future goals.

03

Scholarship application and financial planning

Studying abroad comes with the burden of funding your trip. Our seasoned counsellors walk you through the available funding windows and how to get crafty with your finances.

04

Application essays and personal statements

We support you with generating ideas, planning and reviewing — as well as telling a unique personal narrative that impresses the people reading it.

05

Dedicated enrolment counsellor

You work directly with your personal Global Dao Consultants counsellor to complete the application. Our enrolment specialists know the requirements for each university and inform you at every step.

06

Streamlined application process

Our partner universities have simplified the application process for our international students and often waive the application fee.

07

Application checklist

Your enrolment counsellor reviews your application with you and advises you on the required information and documentation — transcripts, English test score results and passport.

08

Visa prep, interview prep and form completion

Once you have admission, your personal advisor helps you select the best offer, sends post-admission documents by courier, and guides you through the visa application process.

09

Post-departure support

We have prepared detailed instructions and resources to aid your stay in China. You receive a pre-arrival instruction manual that comes in handy with all the details.

Choosing the course, then choosing the university. In that order.

COURSE SELECTION

Choosing your course

We can help you find a course that will help you achieve your career goals. We assist you in selecting the ideal route and direction for your application, whether you are weighing possible courses, deciding between two fields of study, or are unsure what type of vocation and study course you want.

Finding your best career match. With numerous programmes and universities to choose from, deciding where and what to study abroad can be a daunting task. A comprehensive information-matching structure containing the most recent data about our partner institutions supports our teams.

Pathway to your goals. Your degree, experience and area of interest are the first steps towards selecting your ideal course, and your chosen path should lead to a career you will be proud of. Your Global Dao Consultants advisor works with you to shortlist a variety of courses and go into the detail of handbooks and subject choices.

Timelines and budgets. Knowing how much a course will cost, and how much you can afford to spend on education, are critical factors in deciding where and what to study. Each intake has its own admission standards and you must plan your application cycle accordingly.

Campus life. The study environment and social culture of a university matter to how happy you will be in your degree. You may thrive in a vibrant metropolitan setting, or prefer a quieter one. We take all of this into account.

UNIVERSITY SELECTION

We help you find the right universities

Students today have an abundance of professional alternatives to choose from, and in general students struggle to grasp which job path, course or country is ideal for them while they are young. Studying abroad is a significant financial and emotional investment. As a result, it is critical to consider carefully before making a decision.

Our qualified and experienced counsellors assist students in identifying their goals and ensuring they select a course that properly suits those aims — and only from universities whose degrees can be attested and equated in Pakistan on return.

Offer letter

An offer letter is the document you receive from a university on the strength of your documents, after your application for admission. It comes in two forms: a conditional offer, and the JW202.

Recognition is checked at this stage, before an application is filed — never after graduation.

Visa filing, the embassy interview, and the week before the flight.

Whether you get the visa depends almost entirely on the file. Global Dao Consultants advises you not to worry on that count — we prepare the visa filing to the standard that results in your visa being granted.

Visa filing

X1 / X2

The X1 or X2 dossier is assembled — admission letter, JW201 or JW202, physical examination record, bank statement, police character certificate — checked against the current embassy checklist, and filed.

NORMAL SERVICE
5 WORKING DAYS
EXPRESS
2 – 3 WORKING DAYS

Embassy interview preparation

MOCK INTERVIEW

The next important stage of admission is the embassy interview. Our expert team guides you through the tips and techniques to pass it, in a mock interview covering the questions that actually get asked about funding, intent and the programme.

FORMAT
MOCK, THEN DEBRIEF
APPLIES TO
SOME EMBASSIES ONLY
NOTICE
GIVEN AHEAD OF THE DATE

Pre-departure session

FAMILY BRIEFING

Just before students depart, we hold a pre-departure session where our advisors and higher management give insight into the various aspects of a student's life abroad. Planning your journey to China is exciting, but there is a lot to think about.

ATTENDS
STUDENT + ONE PARENT
COVERS
PSB, PERMIT, BANK, SIM
TIMING
BEFORE FLIGHTS ARE BOOKED

Airport pickup and post-departure support

48 HOURS' NOTICE

After entering China, new students face many difficulties adjusting. Our experts provide the guidance required, and as an agent we will direct you to your sponsor institute. If you are flying to China and need airport pickup, contact us at least 48 hours before.

NOTICE REQUIRED
48 HOURS MINIMUM
INCLUDES
REGISTRATION SUPPORT
CONTINUES
THROUGH THE FIRST YEAR

Visa decisions rest entirely with the Chinese embassy and consulates. We prepare and file the dossier to their current checklist; we do not promise an outcome.

Seven things families forget.

Handed out at the pre-departure session, and worth reading before the tickets are booked rather than after.

Read the visa requirements →
  • When you are travelling, bring the address of your new university plus the telephone number and, ideally, the name of a member of staff. This way you can reach help quickly if you need it.
  • You are likely to need health cover. Check what vaccinations and other health-related requirements apply before you fly.
  • Check with your airline what you can bring with you. Most airlines charge for excess baggage.
  • Leave plenty of time to check in and pass through security control before boarding connecting flights — queues can be long.
  • If you need help once you arrive in China, ask at an official tourist information office or information desk.
  • Make sure you bring warm clothes. It can be cold when you arrive. If it is winter, bring a thick jumper and a warm coat too.
  • For the journey you may need money for public transport, food and customs charges. Bring around ¥2,000. International airports also have money exchange services and ATMs to withdraw cash with a compatible debit or credit card.

Book the free assessment.

Forty minutes with the student and a parent present. You leave with a written shortlist, a document checklist and a stage-by-stage timeline. Nothing is charged and nothing is filed at this stage.