How can students prepare important contacts before moving abroad?


Great question! Preparing important contacts before moving abroad is a crucial step to ensure a smooth transition and a safe, supported experience. Here’s a helpful checklist for students:

1. University Contacts


- International Student Office: Save the email and phone number for student support, orientation, and emergencies.
- Admissions Office: For queries about enrollment, documentation, and arrival.
- Accommodation Office/Warden: For housing issues and late arrivals.
- Course Coordinator/Advisor: For academic program queries.

2. Pollster Education Contacts


- Your Counsellor at Pollster Education: Keep the direct number and email handy for ongoing support.
- Pollster Education Head Office:
- Address: 8, Alankar Building, 1st Floor, Balaram Street, Above Bank of India, Grant Road (E), Mumbai
- Phone: +919324480791
- Email: info@pollstereducation.com

3. Emergency Contacts


- Local Emergency Numbers: (e.g., 911 in the USA, 999 in the UK, 000 in Australia)
- Nearest Indian Embassy/Consulate: For passport, legal, or emergency help abroad.
- Local Police and Medical Services: Save numbers in your phone and on paper.

4. Personal Contacts


- Family and Close Friends: Share your international address and local contact number.
- Trusted Contacts in Destination Country: This could be relatives, friends, or alumni.

5. Bank and Financial Contacts


- Home Bank Branch: For international banking or emergencies.
- Local Bank (if opened in advance): Branch details for in-country banking issues.

6. Health and Insurance Contacts


- Health Insurance Provider: Policy number and 24/7 helpline.
- University Health Centre: For medical advice and emergencies.

7. Accommodation and Transportation


- Landlord/Accommodation Provider: For check-in and emergencies.
- Airport Pickup Services: If arranged by the university or Pollster Education.

Tips:


- Store digitally and physically: Save contacts in your phone and keep a printed copy in your travel folder.
- Register with the Indian Embassy: Some countries offer registration for Indian nationals for updates and emergencies.
- Join university WhatsApp/Facebook groups: Helps in networking and getting real-time support.

Would you like a printable checklist or specific contacts for your destination country? Let me know your study destination, and I can share more tailored information!
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