October 23, 2025
Published by Temitope on October 23, 2025
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Scholarship Trends: Which Countries Offer the Most Financial Support for International Students?

Are you dreaming of studying abroad but worried about the financial burden? Scholarships can make that dream a reality! Understanding which countries are leading the way in offering financial support to international students is key to a successful application. At Tabula Rasa Travel Consultancy, we’re here to guide you through the latest scholarship trends and help you discover where your study abroad journey can be most affordable. Let’s dive into some of the top contenders and what makes them stand out:   1. The United States: A World Leader in Diverse Funding Opportunities   The USA consistently remains a top […]
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September 4, 2025
Published by Barbara on September 4, 2025
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No IELTS, No Problem: 5 Countries Where Nigerian Students Can Apply Without English Test

For many Nigerian students, the IELTS or TOEFL exam is a major hurdle in their quest to study abroad. The time, cost, and stress associated with these English proficiency tests can be overwhelming. But what if you could bypass them entirely? The good news is that several countries and universities are waiving the English test requirement for international students, particularly for those from English-speaking nations like Nigeria. Here are 5 countries where you can pursue your academic dreams without the burden of an English language test. 1. Germany Germany is renowned for its world-class education and often tuition-free public universities. […]
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July 12, 2025
Published by Jeffrey on July 12, 2025
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US Implements Significant Changes to Visa Policy for Nigerians: 3-Month, Single-Entry Standard Takes Effect

The United States Department of State has announced a major revision to its non-immigrant visa policy for Nigerian citizens, effective immediately from July 8, 2025. This new policy stipulates that most non-immigrant and non-diplomatic visas issued to Nigerians will now be valid for only three months and allow for a single entry. This development marks a significant departure from previous policies, which often granted Nigerians multiple-entry visas with longer validity periods, ranging from two to five years. The change impacts a wide array of visa categories, including but not limited to B-1/B-2 (Tourist/Business), F (Student), J (Exchange Visitor), H-1B (Skilled […]
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