Human review
We aim to respond within one working day. An automated acknowledgement is not a human response.
Contact Ready Study Global
Use the Guidance Finder for a new study enquiry. For an existing application, partnership, media request or general question, send a short message.
Choose the contact route
New student guidance belongs in the Guidance Finder. The general Contact form stays focused on messages that do not need the full route-selection process.
Use the guided route for study abroad, UK resident university guidance or a paid online qualification.
Use the form for an existing application follow-up, a general question, a website issue or another non-urgent enquiry.
Include the organisation name, your role and what you would like Ready Study Global to consider.
Send a message
We aim to respond within one working day. An automated acknowledgement is not a human response.
Before you send
The Contact page is a starting point, not an admissions, funding or immigration decision.
We aim to respond within one working day. An automated acknowledgement is not a human response.
RSG can organise guidance and next steps, but universities, funding bodies and public authorities make their own decisions.
Do not send identity documents, immigration documents, medical information, bank details or passwords through this form.
Common contact questions
The first message should provide enough context for a useful reply, without attaching sensitive records.
Use the Guidance Finder for a new study enquiry. It separates international study, UK resident guidance and paid online qualifications before a short handoff.
No sensitive documents should be sent through the initial contact form. RSG will explain a suitable next step if documents are genuinely required later.
There is no public calendar booking on the site. Richard may send a meeting link manually after reviewing the enquiry when a call would be useful.
RSG can share general information and official sources. It does not provide legal, immigration or regulated financial advice, and the relevant institutions and public authorities make formal decisions.