Essential Guidance for International Students

Documents Required for a Preparatory Programme

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To enroll in a preparatory programme in Ukraine, international students need to submit specific documents that verify their eligibility and readiness. This page outlines the necessary documentation and provides guidance on how Study in Ukraine Today can assist you throughout the process.

To start your educational journey in Ukraine’s preparatory programmes, you will need to gather and submit a set of documents that confirm your identity, educational background, and readiness to study. These documents are crucial for securing admission and ensuring a smooth transition into your studies.

Required Documents

Passport Copy

A clear and valid copy of your international passport is required. Ensure that your passport will remain valid for at least one year from the date of your intended arrival in Ukraine.

Completed Application Form

Fill out and submit the application form provided by the university or through Study in Ukraine Today. This form collects your personal details and programme preferences.

Educational Certificates

Provide copies of your educational certificates, such as high school diplomas or equivalent qualifications. These documents should be translated into Ukrainian or Russian and notarized.

Medical Certificate

A medical certificate confirming your health status is essential. It should indicate that you are free from any contagious diseases and fit to study abroad. This certificate must be issued no more than two months before your planned arrival in Ukraine.

Birth Certificate

A copy of your birth certificate, translated into Ukrainian or Russian and notarized, is often required to verify your identity and age.

Passport-Sized Photographs

Prepare several recent passport-sized photographs in accordance with the specifications provided by the university or Study in Ukraine Today.

Invitation Letter

Once your documents are reviewed and approved, you will receive an official invitation letter from the university. This letter is necessary for visa applications and should be kept safe.

How Study in Ukraine Today Can Help

Study in Ukraine Today, based in Ternopil, has over a decade of experience assisting international students. Our team will guide you through each step of the document preparation process. Our Visa Support Manager can help ensure all documents meet Ukrainian requirements, and we provide assistance with translations and notarizations as needed.

How the Admission Process Works

1

Submit your application

Use the Apply Online form, along with your international passport and your highest educational certificate.

2

Our admissions team reviews

We review your documents and academic background to match you with a suitable university and course.

3

We contact you directly

By email, phone, or WhatsApp, to confirm your application and request any additional documents if needed.

4

You receive your invitation letter

Along with guidance on the next steps, including visa support and accommodation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of a preparatory programme in Ukraine?

A preparatory programme helps international students enhance their language skills and prepare academically for their chosen field of study in Ukraine.

How long does it take to process the documents?

The processing time can vary, but starting early and ensuring all documents are correctly prepared can help expedite the process.

Do I need to translate all my documents into Ukrainian?

Yes, educational certificates and birth certificates must be translated into Ukrainian or Russian and notarized to be accepted by Ukrainian institutions.

Can Study in Ukraine Today help with obtaining the invitation letter?

Absolutely, we assist in securing your invitation letter once your application and documents are approved by the university.

Are there any age restrictions for enrolling in a preparatory programme?

While there are generally no strict age limits, it's important to check with the specific university for any age-related policies.

Is a visa required to study in a preparatory programme?

Yes, international students need a student visa to enter Ukraine for educational purposes. Our Visa Support Manager can assist you with the visa application process.

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