End-to-end help
Counsellors guide applicants from university selection and applications through document preparation and visa submission.
Oud Metha
Glinks Group is a study-abroad consultancy in Oud Metha helping with university selection, admissions and student visa applications. Reviews particularly highlight step-by-step support for Canada, Germany, New Zealand and Australia, including document preparation and visa guidance.
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Counsellors guide applicants from university selection and applications through document preparation and visa submission.
One Canadian application was reviewed after an IELTS-related refusal, corrected and approved on the second attempt.
Reviews describe practical help with Germany’s APS procedure, university selection, documentation and interview preparation.
One US applicant received acceptances from all seven applied universities and secured a scholarship at the chosen university.
A New Zealand student reported that the consultancy also assisted their parents during the study visa process.
A Canada-focused review says support continued through the visa process, landing and the wider educational journey.
Applicants repeatedly mention explanations of requirements, careful file preparation and attention to small details.
Confirm scope. Before paying, get the exact service in writing; one review says an internship process became a study-visa route after payment.
Set updates. Agree on follow-up timing and next steps at the outset, as one family specifically asked for more proactive updates.
Check documents. Ask for a complete document checklist and a detailed file review, especially for applications affected by a previous refusal.
Ask alternatives. If your preferred university or programme is uncertain, ask for backup options and plans before submitting applications.
Discuss extras. Ask whether credential evaluation, TOEFL preparation or application-fee support is included, since one reviewer wanted these additions.
Plan the visit
| Mon | Closed |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM |
A review names this Australian programme at Bond University in connection with successful visa support.
One Canada-focused review reports receiving a PGWP within two months of finishing a degree.
Families describe support with university admissions, including selection, applications and follow-up.
Reviews mention guidance from university selection through documentation and a German student visa application.
One reviewer reported delayed responses, vague promises and waiting 20 days before learning a visa had been rejected.
A generally positive review asked for more proactive follow-ups, anticipatory updates and stronger visibility on next steps.
One family paid AED 5,000 for an internship process, then was told the consultancy could not proceed and a study visa was needed instead.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
internship
“She took AED 5,000, saying that she would start the process for his internship”Google review · October 2025
The Bottom Line
Glinks Group is a study-abroad consultancy in Oud Metha where students and families can get help choosing universities, preparing applications and handling student visa paperwork. The reviews are strongest on guided, start-to-finish support: applicants describe help with university selection, document checks, applications and visa submissions for destinations including Canada, Germany, New Zealand, Australia, the US and Italy. There are some useful specialist examples.
A Germany applicant received support with the APS procedure and interview preparation, while another family used the consultancy for two Canadian admissions and study permits. A US application reportedly reached all seven applied universities and produced a scholarship offer. Support can also extend beyond the student: one New Zealand review mentions assistance for the parents, and a Canada reviewer describes guidance through landing and the wider educational journey.
Communication is usually described as quick, clear and reassuring, but the experience is not uniform. One sharply negative review reports delayed replies and waiting 20 days to learn of a visa rejection. Another asks for more proactive updates, particularly around next steps.
Before paying, confirm the exact service and inclusions in writing: one family says an AED 5,000 internship arrangement later changed to a study-visa route. Also ask about extras such as WES evaluation or TOEFL preparation, which a reviewer said were not included.