Guide

How to use Daa-e

Find where you can study and work abroad, on facts you can check yourself: every number links to its official source and the date it was checked.

1. 1Welcome to Daa-e
2. 2Tell us about you
3. 3Explore study and work routes
4. 4Credits unlock the details
5. 5See where you stand
6. 6Check a sponsor before you pay anyone

1. Step 1 of 6

   Welcome to Daa-e

   

   Daa-e collects tuition, entry requirements, visa rules and licensed employers from official university and government pages. Each value shows where it came from and when it was checked.

   A value older than twelve months is flagged so you know to confirm it. Daa-e is information, not immigration or legal advice.

2. Step 2 of 6

   Tell us about you

   

   Your profile is private and editable at any time. It is what your match scores are computed from, so the more you fill in, the more precise they are.

   You can choose to make your profile discoverable to institutions. It is off unless you turn it on.

   Complete your profile →

3. Step 3 of 6

   Explore study and work routes

   

   The study catalogue lists programmes with their tuition, entry requirements and deadlines. The work catalogue shows, for an occupation and a country, the visa route, its rules and the licensed employers.

   Browse study programmes →

4. Step 4 of 6

   Credits unlock the details

   

   Credits pay for the on-demand work. Browsing, searching and the sponsor check never use them. If a piece of AI work fails, its credits are returned automatically.

   • Reveal a programme or route: 5 credits
   • Match reveal: 10 credits
   • Practice visa test: 30 credits
   • Cover letter, personal statement or CV draft: 50 credits
   • Deep research: 100 credits
   See pricing →

5. Step 5 of 6

   See where you stand

   

   A score compares your profile to the published requirements. It is a guide to where to focus, not a promise of a place or a visa: those decisions belong to universities and governments.

   Open your matches →

6. Step 6 of 6

   Check a sponsor before you pay anyone

   A legitimate sponsor never charges you for a job or for sponsorship documents. If an agent asks for money for a job offer, check the employer here first and treat a request for payment as a warning sign.

   Check a sponsor →