Medan – In a quiet corner of Medan, Indonesia, a team of passionate education advisors is helping students reach beyond borders. At the heart of this mission is Solasta Education, a trusted education consultancy that is redefining how Indonesian students pursue their dreams of studying abroad.
Founded with a vision to make global education more accessible, Solasta Education offers free, personalized support to students planning to study in countries like Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea, and China. More than just an agency, Solasta is a companion in every student’s journey—from choosing the right major to preparing the final visa documents.
What sets Solasta apart is not only their QEAC certification, an official recognition as a registered education agent for Australia, but also their strong commitment to individualized mentorship. Each student receives strategic guidance tailored to their academic goals, financial situation, and personal aspirations.
The team’s work has not gone unnoticed. Dozens of positive testimonials reflect how Solasta has helped students and families navigate complex admissions processes with clarity and care. Whether it’s selecting the right university, preparing compelling applications, or facing pre-departure nerves, Solasta’s role is both professional and deeply personal.
In a global education market often dominated by volume and transactional service, Solasta Education brings back the human element. Their goal isn’t just to place students in foreign universities—it’s to prepare them to thrive, grow, and contribute meaningfully wherever they go.
With strong roots in Medan and a growing national presence, Solasta Education is proof that impactful change doesn’t always begin in capital cities. Sometimes, it starts with a clear mission, a caring team, and the courage to open doors for others.
Follow their journey on Instagram at @solastaeducation to learn how they continue turning global dreams into everyday realities for students across Indonesia.
