
Visa filings without the panic
We build your document checklist, check bank statements against each country's rules and rehearse the visa interview with former consular staff.
Passport Lane Advisors helps American and international students apply to universities in the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Australia and Japan. Three former admissions officers and a visa specialist work with each family from shortlist to arrival, and we are paid by you, never by a university.


We build your document checklist, check bank statements against each country's rules and rehearse the visa interview with former consular staff.

Dorm applications, vetted private rooms and a landlord checklist for every city we place students in, with deposits explained in plain English.

We compare course content, entry requirements and graduate outcomes at sixty partner universities, then narrow to six that suit your grades and budget.

Every client is introduced to two former students in their destination city, usually over a video call before the deposit is paid.
Fixed fees, agreed before we begin. We never accept commission from the universities we recommend.
Two-hour strategy session.
$450 total
From shortlist to submission.
$3,200 total
For admitted students.
$1,250 total
“I wanted engineering in Germany but did not speak German. Passport Lane found English-taught programmes I had never heard of and we got into two.”
“My visa interview was the thing I feared. We rehearsed three times and the real one took eleven minutes.”
Twelve to eighteen months before the intake. UK deadlines come earliest; Canadian and Dutch deadlines are more forgiving.
No adviser can. We guarantee that your applications are complete, on time and matched to universities where your grades are competitive.
Yes. We maintain a calendar of 140 scholarships and help you draft the applications for those you qualify for.
88 Newbury Street, Boston, MA 02116
+1 617 555 0134
Tell us your grades, your budget and where you are curious about. We reply with a 30-minute time slot and a short intake questionnaire.