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Frequently asked questions
What support does DIIET Global offer?
Our listed services include student counselling and university applications, scholarship/loan information and applications, visa counselling and processing support, pre-/post-departure information, work and residency guidance and migration consultancy. Confirm the scope for your specific route before proceeding.
What is a strategy consultation?
It is a structured one-to-one assessment of your profile, goals and eligibility before any recommendation. The existing DIIET site distinguishes it from a general enquiry session.
Can a consultancy guarantee my visa, admission or job?
No. Institutions, employers and immigration authorities decide the outcome. A consultancy can help you understand requirements and prepare truthful applications; it cannot guarantee approval or employment.
Where can I find destination requirements?
The USA, UK and Canada guides provide study options, application preparation, conditional visa/work guidance and official references. Rules can change, so re-check the current institution and government pages before applying.
How do I reach the team or arrange a visit?
Use WhatsApp on 024 630 3410 or email info@diietglobal.com. Office hours are listed as Monday–Friday, 8:00 am–5:00 pm. Confirm the current Accra or Kumasi meeting location with the team before visiting.
Does submitting a consultation request confirm an appointment?
No. The application saves your preferred slot and contact details as a booking request for the team to process. In this sandbox, all dates are demonstration availability and no live appointment is created.
What should I prepare for the first discussion?
Prepare an outline of your goals, education or work history, budget and preferred timeline. Ask the team about route-specific evidence requirements. Do not submit passport, bank or other sensitive documents through the short enquiry form.