Start with your academic record
Gather certificates, transcripts and a clear explanation of your grading scale. Keep the original files separate from translations and certified copies.
Prepare a useful CV
Describe your education and work history with accurate dates, responsibilities and skills. Tailor the CV to the course, employer or training opportunity.
Check the destination requirements
The university, employer and visa authority may ask for different documents. Work from the current checklist for the exact application you intend to make.
Plan your language evidence
Check which test, score, level and validity period the receiving institution accepts. A language course attendance certificate may not meet its requirement.
Protect your documents
Share identity and financial records only through the agreed secure channel. Your initial Dishaloy assessment does not require a passport upload.
