About GOEC

“GOEC is an Overseas Education Consultancy dedicated to help students pursue their academic aspirations by connecting them with prestigious colleges and universities around the world. With a vast network of educational institutions and extensive knowledge of international education systems, we offer comprehensive services that guide students through the application process and ensure a smooth transition into their desired educational institutions.”

Mission and Vision

Our Mission

“Our mission is to guide students in selecting the right educational pathways and facilitate seamless visa processes. We are committed to building strong relationships through personalized support, empowering students with resources to achieve independence and success in their educational journeys.”

Our Vision

“Our Vision is to empower Burmese students to access prestigious educational opportunities through expert guidance and one-stop support, helping them achieve their academic and career aspirations.”

Our Services

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Free Counselling

Helping you choose the right education pathway that matches your goals and interests.

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University & College Applications

Assisting with applications to internationally recognized institutions.

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Student Visa Assistance

Guiding and processing visa applications for students.

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Accommodation Arrangements

Coordinating student housing and dormitory options abroad.

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Notary & Document Translation

Providing notarization and certified translation services.

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Flight Ticket Booking

Assisting with travel arrangements for a smooth journey.

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Pre-Departure Guidance

Offering structured information on essential preparations before traveling abroad.

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Parental Support

Assisting parents with visa applications and hotel arrangements if they wish to accompany their child.

Who can apply?

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Students who have passed Pre-IGCSE

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Students who have completed Grade 8, Grade 9, or Grade 10

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Students who have passed the Old Curriculum Matriculation Exam

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Students who have passed the New Curriculum Matriculation Exam

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Students who have successfully completed GED

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Students who have taken IGCSE O-Level or A-Level exams

Frequently Asked Questions

Visa Related Questions

An F-1 visa is a non-immigrant visa for international students pursuing academic programs in the U.S.

Valid passport
Form I-20
DS-160 confirmation page
SEVIS fee payment receipt
Visa appointment confirmation
Passport-size photo
Appointment fees 185 dollars
Additional form
Proof of financial support
Academic transcripts and test scores (TOEFL, IELTS or any other certificate etc.)

The consular officer will provide a reason. You can reapply if you address the concerns raised in your rejection.

Yes, they can apply for an F-2 visa. However, F-2 visa holders cannot work in the U.S.

Spouses on an F-2 visa can study part-time (not full-time)
Children can attend school (K-12) without restrictions

Financial & Service Related Questions

Our Service Fee is non-refundable.

No, you have to pay the application fee and other fees separately.

You need to provide financial proof that covers at least one year's estimated cost of attendance as listed on your I-20 form. This includes:

Tuition fees
Living expenses (housing, food, transportation)
Other costs (books, insurance, etc.)

Example: If your I-20 shows $25,000 per year, you must show at least $25,000–$30,000 in bank funds. Some schools may require proof of funding for the entire program duration.

The SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) fee for F1 Visa applicants is $350. You must pay this fee before attending your visa interview. You can pay it online at fmjfee.com.

Academic & Requirements Questions

It depends on the school you are applying to.

Yes, you can study in the U.S even if you are still in high school.

Yes! Many U.S. colleges and universities offer scholarships for international students. Some scholarships are based on:

Academic performance (merit-based scholarships)
Financial need
Athletic or extracurricular achievements

Check with your school's financial aid office to see if you qualify for any scholarships.

Visa Interview & Process Questions

During the F1 Visa interview, the officer may ask:

Study Plan & University Choice:

Why do you want to study in the U.S.?
Why did you choose this university/college?
What is your major, and why did you choose it?
How will this degree help your future career?

Financial Questions:

Who is sponsoring your education?
How much is your tuition per year?
Can you provide financial proof?

Immigration & Home Country Ties:

What will you do after graduation?
Do you plan to stay in the U.S. after completing your studies?
Do you have family members in the U.S.?

Check your visa – Make sure all details are correct
Book your flight – Arrive before your school's reporting date
Prepare for immigration at the U.S. airport – Carry your I-20, passport, and financial documents
Attend school orientation – Get familiar with the campus and academic requirements
Set up housing and transportation – Find a place to stay and learn how to get around