Great question! After completing your studies abroad, it’s essential to carefully retain certain documents permanently, as they are crucial for future academic, professional, visa, or immigration purposes. Here’s a list of documents graduates should keep permanently:

1. Academic Records

- Degree Certificate (Original and copies)
- Final Transcripts/Mark Sheets
- Provisional Degree Certificate (if applicable)
- Diploma Supplement (for European universities)
- Any official letters from the university (e.g., confirmation of graduation)

2. Visa & Immigration Documents

- Passport (used during your study period)
- Student Visa(s) and Approval Letters
- BRP (Biometric Residence Permit) or any residency cards (UK/Europe)
- Post-Study Work Visa/Graduate Route/OPT approval documents (if applicable)
- Any correspondence from the immigration authorities

3. Financial & Legal Documents

- Fee Receipts/Proof of Tuition Payment
- Scholarship Award Letters
- Loan Sanction Letters or Disbursement Proofs
- Blocked Account Statements (Germany or other countries, if applicable)
- Proof of Living Expenses (used for visa applications)
- Tax documents, if any (e.g., Tax File Number for Australia, National Insurance in the UK)

4. Other Important Documents

- Offer Letter/Admission Letter
- Acceptance Letter
- Reference Letters/Recommendation Letters
- Internship/Work Experience Letters (if done during studies)
- CV/Resume updated with your qualification
- A copy of your thesis or dissertation (if submitted as part of your course)

5. Health and Insurance Records

- Medical Insurance Policy/Certificates
- Vaccination and Medical Records (if required by the host country)

6. Accommodation Documents

- Tenancy Agreements/Hostel Allotment Letters
- Deposit Receipts/Refund Letters

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Tip:
It’s best to keep both physical and digital (scanned) copies of all these documents in a secure location, and consider backing up digital versions on cloud storage for easy access.

If you need help with documentation for job applications, further studies, or immigration (like PR or work visas), Pollster Education can guide you on how to use these records effectively.

If you have a specific country in mind, or need advice on document attestation or verification, feel free to ask!