FAQs
Frequently asked questions
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About Consult Cell
What does Consult Cell do?
Consult Cell is an education and travel advisory. We help students plan and apply to study abroad, and help tourists and families prepare tourist and family visit visa applications. We provide guidance and application support; decisions are made by universities and governments.
Where is your office?
Our office is at Kamran Block, SA Gardens Phase II, Kala Shah Kaku, Punjab. Consultations can also be held by phone, WhatsApp or video call.
When can I contact you?
We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by phone and WhatsApp on 0308-6901008.
Is Consult Cell an embassy, government office or university representative?
No. Consult Cell is an independent advisory business. We are not a government authority or an embassy, and we do not claim any official partnership unless we state it with evidence on this website.
Study abroad
Can you guarantee my admission or scholarship?
No. Universities decide admissions and scholarship providers decide awards. We help you choose suitable options and present a strong, honest application.
When should I start planning to study abroad?
Ideally 9–12 months before your intended intake. This leaves time for English tests, documents, scholarship deadlines and visa processing.
Which documents will I need for university applications?
Usually transcripts and certificates, a personal statement, references, proof of English where required, and a passport. Some courses ask for a CV, portfolio or research proposal. See our guide to common application documents.
Do you help parents as well as students?
Yes. Parents are welcome in consultations, and we explain costs, timelines and risks clearly so families can decide together.
Which countries do you advise on?
We currently advise on the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Germany, Ireland, Sweden, Finland and Lithuania. Ask us about other destinations.
Tourist & visit visas
Can you guarantee my visit visa?
No. Visa decisions are made solely by the relevant embassy or immigration authority. We help you understand the requirements and prepare a complete, accurate application.
Can you tell me if I am eligible?
We can assess your situation against the official requirements and explain your strengths and risks honestly. That is guidance, not a prediction of the decision.
What does a visit visa application usually involve?
Usually an online form, supporting documents such as financial and employment evidence, biometrics or an appointment, and sometimes an interview. Requirements differ by country — see our destination pages.
I was refused a visa before. Can you help?
Yes. We review the refusal reasons you were given and help you decide whether and how to reapply. A previous refusal must always be declared truthfully.
Consultations & fees
How do I book a consultation?
Use the booking form, call or WhatsApp us. Your appointment is confirmed once an advisor contacts you to agree a time.
Is the first consultation free?
Please ask us. We will explain any fees clearly, in writing, before you commit to a paid service.
Which documents should I bring to my first consultation?
Your passport, academic records (for study) or employment and financial documents (for travel) are helpful, but not required to book. See how to prepare for a consultation.
How do you handle my personal information?
We only use your details to respond to you and provide our services. Please don't send passport scans or bank statements through the website form. See our privacy policy.
Book a consultation
Talk to an advisor about your plans.
Tell us where you want to study or travel. We will explain your options honestly and the steps involved — before you commit to anything.