Study Abroad
Guiding Students Toward the Right Global Path
Study abroad counselling, admissions guidance and visa support for your next intake.
- Counselling
- Applications
- Visa Prep
How LOMA Can Help
Start From The Stage You Are In
Students and parents from Trivandrum, Kollam and wider Kerala can use LOMA for a focused next step instead of trying to solve every decision at once.
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I am confused about where to start
Understand suitable countries, course direction, budget range and the first practical step. Start with counselling -
I want to compare countries
Understand country, course, fee, intake and visa-stage factors before choosing a route. Explore the study abroad hub -
I want to study in the UK
Review UK course options, entry requirements, costs, intakes and document readiness. View UK guidance -
I am ready to apply
Get help with shortlisting, application planning, document organisation and offer follow-up. Ask for admission guidance -
My parents want clarity
Discuss costs, course value, timelines, accommodation questions, documents and realistic limits. Contact LOMA as a family
Goal Planning
What You Can Plan With LOMA
Before choosing a university or filing an application, students usually need clarity on the full path. LOMA helps you plan the key decisions that shape your study abroad journey.
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Choose a Country
Compare routes — UK, Canada, Germany, Ireland, USA, Switzerland, France and New Zealand — based on your profile and goals.
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Compare Courses
Shortlist universities and intakes that match your academic background, course interest and timeline.
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Understand Fees
Get clarity on tuition ranges, living costs, scholarship possibilities and realistic budget expectations.
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Prepare Documents
Understand what documents you need for applications and visa-stage preparation — before deadlines arrive.
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Plan Next Steps
Map your admission follow-up, fee planning and visa-stage preparation so nothing is left to the last minute.
Where You Can Go
Study Destinations You Can Explore
Every destination should be discussed based on course fit, admission requirements, intake timelines, fee planning and visa-stage preparation.
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United Kingdom
Post-study work routes, ranked universities, structured intakes.
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Canada
Co-op programmes, PGWP eligibility, university and college options.
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Germany
Low tuition at public universities, engineering tradition.
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Ireland
English-speaking EU destination, graduate stay permission.
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USA
Wide range of institutions, OPT work authorisation.
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Switzerland
Globally ranked hospitality and business schools.
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France
Affordable postgraduate options, EU residency pathways.
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New Zealand
Post-study work visa, welcoming environment for international students.
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What LOMA Helps With
Services
LOMA supports students and parents across the key stages of study abroad planning.
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Study Abroad Counselling
Discuss your profile, course interests, destination options and intake plans.
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University Admission Guidance
Shortlisting, application planning, document preparation and follow-up support.
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Student Visa Support
Visa-stage preparation, document readiness and process expectation guidance.
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Study Abroad Hub
Compare countries, courses, intakes and planning priorities in one place.
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Our Approach · What To Expect
Guidance That Starts With The Right Questions
Choosing a country, course and university can feel confusing when every option sounds important. LOMA helps students understand their choices in a practical way — based on academic profile, budget, destination preference, application timeline and family priorities. The goal is to help each student compare options, ask better questions and move forward with a realistic plan.
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Discuss Your Profile
Share academic background, study interests, destination preference and family priorities.
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Compare Study Options
Review possible countries, courses, universities and intake timelines.
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Plan Applications
Understand application steps, documents and deadlines before you proceed.
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Prepare For The Next Stage
Get guidance for admission follow-up, fee planning and visa-stage preparation.
Why LOMA
Why Students And Parents Choose LOMA
Parents and students often want simple answers before making a major financial and academic decision. LOMA keeps the process clear.
- Explain which study routes may suit the student profile
- Clarify what documents may be needed at each stage
- Show how timelines affect admission and visa preparation
- Help families consider what to prioritise before choosing a country
- Be clear about what is realistic, uncertain or dependent on official decisions
Real Experiences
What Students Say
Real student experiences help families understand what support feels like in practice.
Afsal PT
Verified, consented storyAfsal described his General MBA journey with LOMA as life-changing, with supportive staff helping him settle in London, find accommodation, connect to job opportunities and build a new network.
AMIN NISHAD
Verified, consented storyAmin shared that LOMA supported his September 2025 MSc Renewable Energy and Sustainability application process for the University of South Wales in a smooth and clear way.
Nandana Liju
Verified, consented storyNandana shared that LOMA guided her through course choice and the application process for Master’s in Forensic Science at Anglia Ruskin University.
Navya Suresh
Verified, consented storyNavya thanked LOMA for clear, timely and professional guidance during her Master’s in Forensic Science application journey with Anglia Ruskin University.
Shahana Shahid
Verified, consented storyShahana said LOMA helped throughout her study abroad journey, including application guidance, documentation, visa procedures and clearing doubts at each step.
Jobi Muthappan
Verified, consented storyJobi shared that LOMA supported his MSc International Project Management process for Coventry with responsible follow-up, clear processing and guidance for his future study plans.
Fahad Basheer
Verified, consented storyFahad said LOMA gave excellent support for his MSc Digital Marketing application journey with the University of Bedfordshire, including smooth professional guidance through application and visa-stage preparation.
Jackson R
Verified, consented storyJackson described LOMA as an excellent consultancy with supportive staff and said he was satisfied with their guidance for his MSc International Business Management process.
Sivakrishna S S
Verified, consented storySivakrishna said LOMA made the University of Hertfordshire MSc International Business process easier to follow, with periodic updates, practical guidelines and timely instructions.
Practical Guides
Study Abroad Guides
Students and parents often need clear answers before booking counselling. Practical guides help visitors understand the next decision.
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How To Study In The UK
A step-by-step guide to course choice, university applications, cost planning, documents and visa preparation.
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Best Courses After Plus Two
A practical starting point for students comparing business, computing, engineering, healthcare and arts directions.
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UK Intakes For Indian Students
Intake planning, admission readiness, documents, budget timing and choosing the right application cycle.
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Find Us
Visit LOMA In Thiruvananthapuram
Our office is in Kazhakkoottam, Thiruvananthapuram. Students and parents from Trivandrum, Kollam and across Kerala are welcome to visit or connect online.
India · Primary
Near Post Office, Kazhakuttom P.O, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India +91 974 569 7063 WhatsApp Us info@lomaedu.co.ukUK Office
Brayford Square 5, London E1 0SG, United Kingdom +44 755 382 0267 WhatsApp UK info@lomaedu.co.ukKazhakkoottam, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
Questions Students Ask
Does LOMA help students from Kollam?
Yes. LOMA supports students and parents from Kollam with study abroad counselling, UK study planning, admission guidance and student visa-stage preparation. LOMA does not have a Kollam office; students can begin online, by phone or through WhatsApp.
Is LOMA only for students near Kazhakkoottam?
No. Kazhakkoottam is LOMA's office location in Thiruvananthapuram. LOMA supports students from Trivandrum, Kollam, nearby districts and wider Kerala depending on the counselling and service required.
Can LOMA guarantee admission or visa approval?
No. LOMA can guide students with planning, applications and visa-stage preparation, but admission, scholarship and visa decisions are made by universities, scholarship bodies and official authorities.
Which country should I choose for study abroad?
The right country depends on your academic profile, course interest, budget, long-term plans, eligibility and comfort with the destination. A counselling conversation can help you compare options more clearly.
Does LOMA provide UK study guidance?
Yes. LOMA provides UK study guidance for Kerala students, including course discussion, university admission support, fee and scholarship conversations, and student visa preparation guidance.
News & Updates
International Education Updates
Short, source-backed updates for students and parents tracking study abroad policy, costs, employability and destination trends.
Admission 2026
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Indian students are putting ROI before rankings
Recent education coverage shows Indian students comparing overseas study by return on investment, employability and realistic work options instead of relying only on university rankings.
Employability is shaping destination choices
Employability, practical career outcomes and industry-linked education are becoming stronger decision factors for Indian students comparing destinations such as Ireland and the UK.
US student stay rules may become less flexible
A reported US policy shift may replace flexible duration-of-status rules with fixed timeframes for some international students, making official rule checks more important.
Australia graduate visa fee pressure continues
International student reporting from Australia has highlighted sharp graduate visa fee increases, reminding families to check visa-stage costs before finalising a destination.
UK Graduate Visa review confirms route stays open
The Home Office confirmed the Graduate visa remains open for eligible students completing a qualifying UK degree, following a formal policy review.
Canada expands PGWP eligibility for STEM graduates
Graduates from designated STEM programmes may now qualify for extended post-graduation work permits under revised IRCC rules.
German public university fees remain low for 2025 intake
Most German federal states continue to charge no tuition for international students at public universities, making Germany a cost-competitive option.
Australia raises student visa financial requirements
The Department of Home Affairs raised the minimum savings threshold for student visa applicants, affecting 2025 planning timelines.
Ireland extends graduate stay-back period to 24 months
Graduates from recognised Irish institutions can now remain in Ireland for up to 24 months after course completion to seek employment.
NHS continues to recruit internationally trained nurses
Healthcare employers in the UK continue actively recruiting internationally qualified nurses, with demand remaining high across NHS trusts.
NZ student living costs stabilise after two years of pressure
Student living costs in New Zealand have plateaued following a period of elevated inflation, with accommodation costs easing in most study cities.
France Campus France intake opens for 2025–26 academic year
Campus France has opened applications for the 2025–26 intake with updated documentation requirements for Indian applicants via the TCF process.
US F-1 visa wait times reduce at India consulates
Average F-1 visa interview wait times at US consulates in India dropped significantly compared with the previous year, improving planning certainty.
Switzerland sees rising demand for tech and finance graduates
Swiss employers are increasingly targeting international graduates in data, fintech and engineering, with several multinationals expanding graduate programmes.
Ontario student housing costs rise 8% year-on-year
Rental costs for student accommodation in Toronto and Ottawa have risen by approximately 8%, requiring higher living budgets for 2025 planning.
Germany rolls out digital student visa booking portal
German embassies have launched an online appointment system for student visa applications, reducing wait times and allowing earlier document submission.
UK tuition fee cap raised for 2025–26 international intake
Several UK universities have revised international tuition fees upward for the 2025–26 academic year, making early fee verification an important step for Kerala students planning their budget.
Canada student permit cap extended into 2026 planning cycle
IRCC has confirmed that provincial attestation letter requirements and permit caps will continue to apply for 2026 intakes, requiring earlier preparation from prospective applicants.
Ireland tech sector demand rises for data and computing graduates
Multinational employers based in Dublin and Cork are actively recruiting graduates from data, cloud computing and software engineering programmes, with several expanding their graduate intake pipelines.
OPT extension rules clarified for STEM degree holders
USCIS has issued updated guidance on Optional Practical Training extensions for STEM graduates, with eligible students able to apply for up to 24 months of additional work authorisation post-study.
Admission 2026
Apply now...
Indian students are putting ROI before rankings
Recent education coverage shows Indian students comparing overseas study by return on investment, employability and realistic work options instead of relying only on university rankings.
Employability is shaping destination choices
Employability, practical career outcomes and industry-linked education are becoming stronger decision factors for Indian students comparing destinations such as Ireland and the UK.
US student stay rules may become less flexible
A reported US policy shift may replace flexible duration-of-status rules with fixed timeframes for some international students, making official rule checks more important.
Australia graduate visa fee pressure continues
International student reporting from Australia has highlighted sharp graduate visa fee increases, reminding families to check visa-stage costs before finalising a destination.
UK Graduate Visa review confirms route stays open
The Home Office confirmed the Graduate visa remains open for eligible students completing a qualifying UK degree, following a formal policy review.
Canada expands PGWP eligibility for STEM graduates
Graduates from designated STEM programmes may now qualify for extended post-graduation work permits under revised IRCC rules.
German public university fees remain low for 2025 intake
Most German federal states continue to charge no tuition for international students at public universities, making Germany a cost-competitive option.
Australia raises student visa financial requirements
The Department of Home Affairs raised the minimum savings threshold for student visa applicants, affecting 2025 planning timelines.
Ireland extends graduate stay-back period to 24 months
Graduates from recognised Irish institutions can now remain in Ireland for up to 24 months after course completion to seek employment.
NHS continues to recruit internationally trained nurses
Healthcare employers in the UK continue actively recruiting internationally qualified nurses, with demand remaining high across NHS trusts.
NZ student living costs stabilise after two years of pressure
Student living costs in New Zealand have plateaued following a period of elevated inflation, with accommodation costs easing in most study cities.
France Campus France intake opens for 2025–26 academic year
Campus France has opened applications for the 2025–26 intake with updated documentation requirements for Indian applicants via the TCF process.
US F-1 visa wait times reduce at India consulates
Average F-1 visa interview wait times at US consulates in India dropped significantly compared with the previous year, improving planning certainty.
Switzerland sees rising demand for tech and finance graduates
Swiss employers are increasingly targeting international graduates in data, fintech and engineering, with several multinationals expanding graduate programmes.
Ontario student housing costs rise 8% year-on-year
Rental costs for student accommodation in Toronto and Ottawa have risen by approximately 8%, requiring higher living budgets for 2025 planning.
Germany rolls out digital student visa booking portal
German embassies have launched an online appointment system for student visa applications, reducing wait times and allowing earlier document submission.
UK tuition fee cap raised for 2025–26 international intake
Several UK universities have revised international tuition fees upward for the 2025–26 academic year, making early fee verification an important step for Kerala students planning their budget.
Canada student permit cap extended into 2026 planning cycle
IRCC has confirmed that provincial attestation letter requirements and permit caps will continue to apply for 2026 intakes, requiring earlier preparation from prospective applicants.
Ireland tech sector demand rises for data and computing graduates
Multinational employers based in Dublin and Cork are actively recruiting graduates from data, cloud computing and software engineering programmes, with several expanding their graduate intake pipelines.
OPT extension rules clarified for STEM degree holders
USCIS has issued updated guidance on Optional Practical Training extensions for STEM graduates, with eligible students able to apply for up to 24 months of additional work authorisation post-study.
Know About Courses
Course Areas Students Are Asking About
Short course-area notes to help students start a better counselling conversation. These are not admission, job or visa guarantees.
AI, Data Analytics And Business Analytics
A useful route for students who enjoy data, technology and decision-making. Compare how technical the course is, whether coding is required and what project work is included.
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Business, Finance And Supply Chain Courses
Business courses remain popular, but students should compare specialisation, internships, accreditation and whether the course builds practical employability.
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Healthcare, Public Health And Nursing Pathways
Healthcare-related courses can suit students with science or care-focused backgrounds, but licensing, placements and country-specific rules must be checked carefully.
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Ready To Plan The Next Step?
Use the page details above, then contact LOMA when you are ready to discuss a student profile.