Admissions & academic applications
Programme exploration, application preparation, document guidance and coordination with institutions.
STUDENT SERVICES
Structured guidance for international students exploring higher education pathways in Greece and Cyprus — from initial programme research to arrival preparation.
Services can be provided directly to students or coordinated through education partners, depending on the case.
Programme exploration, application preparation, document guidance and coordination with institutions.
Information on relevant insurance, medical and local registration steps, subject to current country and institutional rules.
Briefings, academic and cultural orientation, checklists and document preparation.
General procedural guidance and document preparation. Decisions remain with the competent authorities.
Accommodation referrals, arrival planning, local orientation and practical settlement information.
Communication guidance during studies, academic progression and future study planning.
Our role is to help students understand processes, organise information and coordinate with relevant institutions and service providers.
Service availability can vary by destination, institution and individual case. GreeceUnis does not issue visas or residence permits and cannot guarantee admission, employment or immigration outcomes.
Ask about student support →Each item is discussed case by case; availability depends on destination, provider and service arrangement.
From initial research to an organised application.
Understand practical requirements before travel.
Prepare for study and daily life.
Organise questions and documents around the official process.
Plan the first weeks in a new city.
Keep important next steps visible.
Our structured case information can help partners communicate more clearly about eligibility, documents and realistic next steps. Any cooperation with an institution is subject to a confirmed agreement; a listing on this website does not indicate a partnership.
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