FAQs

Skillioma can provide emergency contact information for your program, university, and local authorities. Familiarize yourself with these resources before departure.

With today’s technology, staying connected is easier than ever. Video calls, messaging apps, and social media can help bridge the distance. Skillioma can also connect you with student communities abroad to build a local support network.

Many programs offer breaks or holidays that allow for travel. Schengen visas, for example, permit travel within specific European countries. Skillioma can advise you on travel options based on your program and visa restrictions.

Researching your destination’s customs, traditions, and social norms can help ease the transition. Skillioma can offer resources and connect you with past participants for insights.

Credit transfer depends on agreements between your home university and the study abroad institution. Skillioma can advise you on how to ensure your credits are transferable.

Skillioma can provide resources and guidance on adapting to a new culture, including social etiquette, communication styles, and religious practices.

Many universities offer student health insurance plans, or you might need to acquire your own plan. Skillioma can help you understand healthcare options in your chosen destination.