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  What is the Consulate for Your Country for?

  If you need to contact your country abroad, consulates are the best choice.

  By Jack McCormack-Noonan
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  You Can Earn Scholarships Playing Video Games?

  Colleges and universities across the globe, though especially those in the USA and South Korea, are increasingly offering opportunities for gamers to ease the transition from the amateur to professional scene.

  By Jack McCormack-Noonan
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  Visa Help: Canada

  Finding permanent or temporary residence in a foreign country can be a troublesome affair. Allow us to detail one of the more complicated elements about living in Canada: the visa.

  By Jack McCormack-Noonan
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  Visa Help: United States of America

  Finding permanent or temporary residence in a foreign country can be a troublesome affair. Allow us to detail one of the more complicated elements about living in the United States: the visa.

  By Jack McCormack-Noonan
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  The Most Popular Sports in Each Country

  When looking to make friends in a new country, there can often be no faster or more effective way than by picking up a local sport. Here are the most common in some popular study destinations.

  By Jack McCormack-Noonan
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  5 reasons to pack your bags and go to study in New Zealand

  You can take long hours (sometimes days) to get to New Zealand. But you can believe when I say the country has so many qualities and advantages that each minute spent on the trip will be worth it. Check out a list of the top 5 reasons that will make you want to pack up now and go to Oceania.

  By Giulia Parca
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  What to do if you lose your passport and visas?

  Even the most cautious traveller would never be completely safe from an eventuality like losing your passport and documents when overseas. Although at the moment you lose it looks like you want to be swallowed by earth, surprisingly, the truth is that even a little inconvenient; the procedure is usually quite simple. Our partner at BMI, Alejandro Arevalo, who lost his passport in Austria shares his experience:

  By Alejandro Arevalo