About Astolinks International
Astolinks International has grown from a two-person operation to a team of approximately 50 across three Ghanaian cities and a UK office, with 13+ years of operations. The agency holds ICEF accreditation (ID 0012000000UQ3RVAA1, verifiable on the ICEF directory) and employs a certified UK counsellor. Beyond standard study-abroad placements, Astolinks is one of the few Ghanaian agencies to offer formal skilled migration pathways and immigration advisory, making it relevant to working professionals as well as students. Its Accra office is at 4A PawPaw Street, East Legon, managed by Gladys Nkrumah Acheampong.
Our research
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How Astolinks International get paid
Astolinks International does not charge students a placement fee. Like most education agents, it is paid a commission by the universities it places students into. That does not make its advice bad — but the agent is paid by the institution, not by you, so it has more financial reason to recommend a partner university than a non-partner one. Ask which universities it represents, and whether your shortlist is on that list.
Who it suits
- ▸Best for Ghanaian students and professionals who want a locally owned, ICEF-accredited agency with o
- ▸Students targeting international destinations
- ▸Students based in Accra who prefer local in-person consultancy support
What they do
Types of language tests offered
Astolinks International helps students prepare for the following English proficiency and admissions tests.
Partner universities & institutions
What students say
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Frequently asked questions
The bottom line
Astolinks International is a Ghana-based consultancy serving students primarily from Accra who are interested in overseas study across a range of destinations. The consultancy focuses on providing accessible counselling services with attention to the documentation and visa processes relevant to Ghanaian students. While independent verification of specific outcomes is limited, Astolinks represents an accessible local option for students in Accra seeking initial guidance. As with all consultancies operating without prominent public accreditations, students are advised to verify credentials, request references from past students, and confirm specific partnerships before proceeding. Astolinks is best approached as a starting-point for students exploring study options who also plan to independently verify university options.






