Authorised by 6 Partner Institutions

Officially Authorised Education Agent in Thailand

PURE Education is an authorised representative of universities in Thailand and Singapore. Each partnership below is backed by a Letter of Authorization issued by the institution itself — you can verify any of them by contacting the university's international office directly.

What Official Accreditation Means for Your Future

Choosing an authorized agent is the most critical step in your study abroad journey. Unlicensed agencies can provide outdated or incorrect information about tuition fees and visa policies. As an accredited partner, PURE Education has a direct line to university registrar offices, so your documents are prioritized and your questions are answered quickly and accurately.

Direct Representation

We act as the official voice of the university in your home region.

Verified Processing

Your application is submitted through secure, authorized portals.

Fee Transparency

PURE Education charges students no application fees — our services are supported by the partner universities we represent, and you always see official tuition rates with no hidden agency markups.

Scholarship Access

Direct access to university-funded grants and merit-based aid.

Our Partner Institutions

We maintain formal legal agreements with leading academic institutions across Thailand and Singapore. Our partnerships are reviewed annually to ensure we maintain the highest quality of service.

Siam University (Thailand)
Raffles International College (Thailand)
Krirk University (Thailand)
Sripatum University (Thailand)
Nanyang Institute of Management (Singapore)
ITIM (International Hotel & Tourism School) (Thailand)

How to Verify Any Education Agent

Don't just take our word for it — here's what to check before trusting any study abroad agent, including us.

1. Ask for the agent's Letter of Authorization (LOA) from the specific university, not just a general "partnership" claim.
2. Contact the university's international office directly to confirm the agent is currently authorised.
3. Ask exactly what fees, if any, you'll be charged — a legitimate agent can answer this plainly.
4. Check that the agency has a registered business address and a real, findable office — not just a social media page.
5. Be cautious of any agent who asks to hold your original passport or requests payment before an offer letter is issued.
6. Look for named staff you can speak to directly, rather than anonymous accounts.