Expert Regulatory & Financial Guidance

We guide parents and students through the complex legal and financial realities of studying abroad from Pakistan.

SBP Remittance

Legal, secure educational fee transfers up to $70,000/year via local commercial banks.

PMDC & NRE Rules

Complete adherence to the 6,200-hour instruction mandate and NRE prep strategies.

Document Workflow

Sequential IBCC & MOFA attestation guidelines prior to embassy submission.

PMDC Regulations & NRE Pathway

The Pakistan Medical & Dental Council (PMDC) has established stringent criteria for students studying medicine abroad. The most critical requirement is that the foreign medical program must consist of a minimum of 6,200 hours of instruction spanning at least 5 years.
Furthermore, the university must be recognized by the World Federation for Medical Education (WFME). We only partner with universities that strictly meet these criteria.
The NRE (National Registration Examination)
Upon returning to Pakistan, graduates must clear the NRE to practice legally. The exam is divided into two parts:
Step 1 (Theory): A computer-based multiple-choice exam testing foundational medical knowledge.
Step 2 (Clinical/OSCE): Objective Structured Clinical Examination testing practical patient care skills.

State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) Remittance

Parents are often concerned about how to legally transfer large sums of money abroad for tuition. Under SBP Foreign Exchange Manual (Chapter 17), parents can legally remit up to $70,000 per calendar year for educational purposes without prior SBP approval, directly through their local commercial bank (e.g., HBL, Meezan, UBL).
Required Documents for Bank Transfer (Form T-1):

Official Admission Letter from the Foreign University.
Official Fee Invoice / Demand Note indicating exact tuition/hostel costs.
Student’s Valid Passport & Visa Copy.
CNIC of the Remitter (Parent/Guardian) and Student.
Completed “Appendix V-79” or Form T-1 provided by your bank

Document Attestation & Visa Workflow

Before an embassy will issue a student visa, your academic documents (Matric & F.Sc certificates) must be legally validated. We guide you through this strict sequential process:

IBCC Attestation

Inter Board Committee of Chairmen authenticates your Matric and F.Sc original degrees.

MOFA Attestation

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Pakistan) seals the IBCC-attested documents.

Embassy & Visa Partners

We seamlessly connect you with our trusted 3rd-party visa partners to handle embassy submissions

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