These types of institutions have a long history, usually with mature service processes and abundant resources. They have established cooperative relationships with numerous foreign schools, providing students with a wealth of school information and application channels. For example, some large study abroad agencies have branches in major cities across the country, making it convenient for students and parents to consult face-to-face. Its services cover various aspects such as study abroad planning, school application, visa processing, etc., but there may be situations where the service model is relatively standardized and the degree of personalization is slightly lacking.

Emerging Internet Study Abroad Platform

The use of Internet technology to provide services for studying abroad is characterized by high information transparency, convenience and efficiency. Students can obtain study abroad information, search for school and major information, and compare service prices of different institutions online through the platform. Some Internet study abroad platforms also provide online language training, document writing guidance and other services. However, such platforms may be relatively weak in terms of on-site service experience, and may have shortcomings in some aspects that require face-to-face communication and complex situation handling.

Official representative offices or enrollment offices of foreign schools

Established directly by foreign schools, its main responsibility is to promote the school and recruit international students. These representative offices can provide the most accurate school information, including curriculum, scholarship policies, campus life, etc. Students can directly learn about the school's enrollment requirements and application process here, and communicate with the school's admissions officers. However, its service scope may be relatively narrow, mainly focusing on the school's enrollment promotion and application acceptance.