How We Research and Review Our Study Abroad Guides
Short answer: MultiWorld International's study abroad guides are written and reviewed by our Admissions Team in Nairobi. We check fees, proof-of-funds figures, visa rules, work rights and intakes against official government and university sources, show a "Last reviewed" date on every guide, and correct errors when we learn about them.
Who writes and reviews our guides
Our guides are prepared by the MultiWorld International Admissions Team, the counsellors who help students from Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda apply to universities abroad.
Where our information comes from
Government immigration websites, such as GOV.UK, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, the US Department of State and Australia's Department of Home Affairs.
Official university and college pages for fees, entry requirements and intakes.
Recognised bodies such as the Commission for University Education (Kenya), UCAS, DAAD and Campus France.
Each guide lists its main sources at the end.
How we keep guides up to date
We update a guide whenever a rule changes, for example a new proof-of-funds amount, visa fee, work-hours limit or post-study work rule. Every guide shows the month it was last reviewed.
Fees and exchange rates
Tuition and living costs are shown in the local currency and converted to Kenyan shillings. KES figures are approximate and move with the exchange rate, so we confirm the exact amounts with you before you pay or apply.
Corrections
If you spot something out of date or wrong, tell us on WhatsApp or email info@multiworldinternational.com. We check it against the official source and update the page.
Visa decisions
We help you prepare complete, accurate applications, but visa decisions are always made by the relevant immigration authority, never by MultiWorld.
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