How we work
Never pay a fee you have not seen. 29 countries, one counsellor.
Every Axelis fee is on this website before you speak to anyone. One named counsellor takes you from shortlist to arrival, across all 29 destinations we work in.
What is in it for you
No quoted price. No surprise invoice.
Both plans are priced publicly. You read the figure before you hand over your phone number.
One named counsellor
Not a sales desk, then an applications desk, then a visa desk. The same person, with their direct number.
29 destinations
Tuition-free public Europe through to the UK, USA, Canada, Australia and Singapore, under one roof.
A straight answer first
If your plan does not work on your marks, your budget or your timeline, you hear it on call one.
Why Axelis
An unpublished fee is not a detail somebody forgot to mention. It is a number set after the agency has worked out how badly you want this, which is why it arrives at the end of a long free consultation rather than the beginning.
Publishing it takes that away. The figure you read is the figure everyone reads, and it cannot be adjusted to what your family looks like it can afford.
Here is the part most agencies will not put in writing. Universities pay us a commission on enrolment for a proportion of the institutions we work with. We disclose that, and if you ask which of your recommendations carry one, we will tell you. Ask your current consultant the same question and compare the answers.
Ask us whether this fits you.
Four fields. A counsellor calls you back within one working day, and the call is free.
The questions people actually ask.
- Where are the fees published?
- On the Student Plans page. Both plans carry their full price, and that figure is the entire Axelis fee.
- Do you charge for the first consultation?
- No. It covers your profile, a shortlist, a timeline and a cost breakdown, and it ends with a recommendation. Nothing to pay and nothing to sign.
- If I pay you so little, how do you make money?
- Universities pay a commission on enrolment for a proportion of the institutions we work with. That is disclosed, and it is what keeps the student-side fee where it is. It is also exactly why you should ask which recommendations carry a commission, and we will answer.
- What does one counsellor actually mean?
- One named person from the first call through shortlisting, applications, the offer, the loan, the visa file and arrival. They do not change as you move between stages, and you have their direct contact throughout.
Find out where you stand, before you spend anything.
The first call is free and ends with a recommendation. Sometimes that recommendation is that we are not the right fit for you.