Services

One family,
five hands at work.

Study, insurance, banking, migration, and partnership — each prepared before you ever need it.

01 · Study

The campus, chosen before the semester starts.

Before you apply, we read every campus like a letter to you. We know which departments answer email on a Friday night, which cities feel like home after two weeks, which scholarship deadlines fall on a Tuesday when everyone else is asleep. Bada Global has placed students into 200+ partner institutions across Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, and Dubai — and we haven't stopped because we've seen enough. We keep reading. When your offer arrives, the accommodation, the airport pickup, the first-week timetable are already on the table. You arrive into a life, not an inbox.

Explore study destinations

02 · Insurance

The cover, signed before you leave.

Your visa requires health cover. That's the easy part — the hard part is knowing which of six providers suits a 22-year-old in Brisbane versus a 35-year-old in Auckland, and which will still answer the phone at 3 a.m. in Korean, Vietnamese, or Arabic. We know. We compare six global quotes in a single morning, register your policy before your flight, and hand your parents a printout. If something happens in your first year — a clinic visit, a question about coverage — you call us, not a call center. Bada has done this for 25 years. Zero administrative friction, absolute visa certainty.

Get an OSHC quote

03 · Banking

An account, open before you land.

Most international students spend their first three days in a new country standing in line at banks. You will not. Through our partnership with Commonwealth Bank, we open your Australian account before your flight, with your Australian card couriered or waiting at a branch near your campus. Your first cup of coffee in Melbourne will be bought with a tap, not an anxious conversation at a counter. Parents transfer money the day you land. Utilities, rent, phone plans are paid from a working account in your name before orientation week ends. For New Zealand, Korea, and Dubai, the equivalent setup is underway.

Start a pre-arrival account

04 · Immigration

The next chapter, paperwork and all.

Twenty-five years of files cross our desks — student visas first, then 485 graduate work, then 482 employer-sponsored, then 189 skilled independent, then the letter that says 'permanent.' Our four MARA-registered agents have seen every edge case the Department of Home Affairs can generate, and we have colleagues doing the same work in every city we operate. When your student visa is still in the third month but your plan is already pointing at residency, we're building the paperwork quietly in the background. You don't apply for immigration in a panic at the end of year three. You arrived with it already in motion.

Map your pathway

05 · Global Partnership Hub

The network, already in your city.

Thirty-nine offices, not as satellites but as sisters. Each branch is run by someone who has lived in the city for years and knows the universities, the regulators, the homestay providers, the banks. As an authorized marketing partner of 47 universities across 4 markets, we connect qualified students with institutions that trust us to place them — not the other way around. Onshore orientation and accommodation happen through AHN and Iglu premium, with every handoff done by people, not forms. For enterprise partners we run the Executive Global Leaders' Roundtable and the Global Student Community Network, both quietly active for years. When we say 'network,' we don't mean a directory. We mean people who already answer each other's emails at midnight across time zones.

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Four study destinations, one path.

World-class campuses across 8 major cities. Protected tuition, full OSHC, the strongest minimum wage in the region. English immersion from day one — and 34 partner universities waiting.

CANBERRA · 7 CITIES · AUD · ENGLISH · SOUTH/EAST TEMPERATE, NORTH TROPICAL

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Ten steps, alone.
Three, together.

BEFORE BADA · 10+ STEPS

01 Research & pick universities across 4 markets
02 Prepare application documents · translations · certifications
03 Wait for acceptance letters · follow up
04 Compare 6 OSHC providers (Medibank, Bupa, Allianz, CBHS, NIB, Australian Unity)
05 Register and pay for health cover
06 Book flights · arrange arrival logistics
07 Queue at a bank branch in a new country to open an account
08 Find accommodation after landing
09 Get a local SIM card and set up phone plan
10 Apply for tax file number · wait for first paycheck
… Pathway to graduate work visa · residency (if even on your radar yet)

WITH BADA · 3 STEPS

One
Initial consultation. We map your pathway, school to residency.
Two
Sign and pay. We handle enrolment, OSHC, banking, accommodation, SIM.
Three
Arrive. Everything is already waiting — account active, keys in hand, orientation booked.

Questions we hear often.

: Yes. We have 4 MARA-registered migration agents with 25 years of practice. All visa applications are filed under their registration numbers.
: No. Commonwealth Bank is our preferred partner for pre-arrival setup, but you can switch or open additional accounts after arrival. Our setup just makes day one easier.
: Up to 30 days before your flight, we can re-route to any of our 4 core markets at cost. After that, case-by-case.
: IDP places students; Fragomen handles immigration for enterprises. Bada does both — and adds banking, insurance, and post-graduation residency — in one family. 25 years of it.
: Our core placements are undergraduate and master's. PhD and postdoctoral cases we handle individually — the match between a candidate and a specific supervisor needs careful work, and we only take on cases where our partner institutions have openings. Ask us directly and we'll tell you within a week whether we can help.
: Yes. We maintain parallel communication with parents throughout — in Korean, English, and your home language when available.

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Thirty-minute call. No commitment. 39 offices to choose from.

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One family,five hands at work.

Five services