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Language Test Finder · 30 destinations

Do you actually need a language test?

For a lot of countries, the visa does not ask for one — the university does, or nobody does. That difference is worth real money, and almost nobody in this market will tell you about it, because telling you costs them a test-prep sale.

So here is every destination we work with, showing whether the visa itself sets a language bar, which tests are accepted, the level, and a link to the official page we read it on — with the date we opened it. Where we could not verify something, the card says so instead of guessing.

—visas that DO set a language bar
—where the visa sets NONE
—we could not fully verify

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How to read these cards, and why we built it this way

"The visa sets no language bar" does not mean "you need no language." It means the immigration authority is not the one asking. Your university almost certainly is, and living in a country whose language you do not speak is its own decision. What it does mean is that nobody can tell you the embassy will refuse you for a missing certificate when the embassy has no such rule.

Every card carries the source and the date. Immigration rules move — the UK raised its Skilled Worker level from B1 to B2 in January 2026, Australia re-cut its student score table in August 2025, and Canada's Student Direct Stream was closed in November 2024. A page without a date on it is a page that will eventually cost somebody their fee.

Where we could not verify, we say so. Korea, Japan, China, Portugal and Qatar carry gaps on this page because the official sources could not be reached or publish no number. We are not filling those with figures from a competitor's blog. If you need one of those five, ask us and we will check it by hand before you spend anything.

Go straight to the official material — it is free

The test owners publish their own band descriptors, format specifications and sample tasks, free, on their own websites. We would rather hand you the real thing than a copy of it. Start here, then use our practice tests to see where you stand.

Learn the language, not just the test

We teach the languages our clients actually travel for, and we are opening more. Every course is taught by a person, runs to the official framework for that language, and is priced in writing before you enrol — never a figure on a page that changes when you call.

Courses marked opening are ones we are staffing now. Tell us which one you want and we will tell you honestly when it starts — not "next month" every month.

Two things about paid courses, before you ask

The fee is quoted to you in writing, itemised, before you pay anything. We do not publish a price list on this page, because the honest figure depends on level, hours and whether you are on campus or online — and a number on a page that turns out not to apply to you is just bait.

A course is not a visa. Passing B1 German does not mean Germany will admit you, and no language school anywhere can promise that. What a course does is remove one specific blocker. We will tell you if it is not your blocker.

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Tell us where you are going

We will check the current requirement at source and send you the answer in writing — including if the answer is that you do not need a test at all.