Know where your visa statement stands before the officer does
AI detection, visa-officer-focused scoring, and section-by-section feedback for your student visa statement.
Letter of Explanation for Canadian study permit
Canada — IRCC Study Permit LOE
Genuine Student statement for Australian visa
Australia — Subclass 500 GS
Motivationsschreiben for German embassy
Germany — Student Visa Motivation Letter
Campus France motivation statement
France — Etudes en France Platform
Statement of purpose for Ireland student visa
Ireland — Study Visa SOP
Three stages, one review
Every essay goes through AI detection, foundational scoring, and prompt-specific evaluation — each stage informing the next.
AI Detection
Your essay runs through AI detection — flagged passages feed directly into your review so you know exactly what to rewrite.
Foundation Score
Scored on structure, clarity, and voice — the fundamentals every strong essay needs, regardless of program.
Canada — Study Permit LOE
Focus Score
Evaluated against what your specific prompt asks for — each program has its own rubric matched to what committees look for.
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Immigration & Visas rubrics
Each rubric is built around what visa officers evaluate for this document type.
Campus France Motivation Text — France
For Campus France (Études en France) platform applicants: an ultra-concise motivation text (~155 words) covering academic background, program rationale, and future direction.
GKS Scholarship Application — South Korea
For Global Korea Scholarship (GKS/KGSP) applicants: a self-introduction and study plan (~1,000 words each) covering background, motivation, academic goals, and post-graduation impact.
Genuine Intentions Statement — New Zealand
For New Zealand student visa (INZ) applicants: a cover letter addressing genuine study intent, course rationale, financial plan, and post-study intentions in 500–800 words.
Genuine Student Statement — Australia
For Australian student visa (Subclass 500) applicants: four short answers (~150 words each) covering current circumstances, course rationale, career benefit, and supplementary context.
Study Permit Letter of Explanation — Canada
For Canadian study permit (IRCC) applicants: a letter of explanation addressing genuine student intent, program choice, finances, and home country ties in 500–1,000 words.
Visa Covering Letter — Poland
For Polish national visa (Type D) applicants: a covering letter stating purpose and duration of stay, programme rationale, financial readiness, and referencing attached documents in 600–1,000 words.
Visa Motivation Letter — Germany
For German student visa (embassy/consulate) applicants: a motivation letter covering study goals, academic background, program choice, finances, and return intent in 500–700 words. Distinct from the university admission Motivationsschreiben.
Visa Motivation Letter — Switzerland
For Swiss student residence permit (cantonal migration office) applicants: a motivation letter covering study goals, academic background, finances, accommodation, and departure commitment in 300–800 words.
Visa Statement of Purpose — Ireland
For Irish student visa (ISD) applicants: a letter covering study motivation, academic background, programme fit, finances, home ties, and commitment to leave in 500–1,000 words.
Visa Statement of Purpose — Italy
For Italian student visa (Type D) applicants: a concise statement of purpose covering motivation, course choice, academic background, and financial support in ~400–500 words (1 page).
Visa Supporting Letter — Belgium
For Belgian student visa (Type D) applicants: a supporting letter addressing the three IBZ core questions — why this course, why Belgium, and how it benefits you — in 500–700 words.
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