Frequently asked questions

No. NestAbroad is the technology layer that coordinates your journey. Accommodation is provided by suppliers, and regulated money movement by a licensed payment partner. We're clear about who's responsible for what.

Every listing is verified for source, terms and freshness before publication. We record a last-checked time and automatically suppress stale or disputed inventory.

After your booking is confirmed, you get a monthly schedule and pay each instalment in your supported local currency through a licensed partner — in the money you actually earn and spend.

At launch we support students moving from Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana to the United Kingdom, United States and Canada, with more corridors to follow.

Yes. We collect only what's needed, store consent as versioned evidence, and never expose sensitive data in links. You can view, correct and withdraw where the law allows.

A booking is confirmed only once the provider records their response. We never imply guaranteed acceptance — you always see the real status and the responsible provider.

NestAbroad presents your monthly schedule and hands you to a licensed payment partner's secure checkout. NestAbroad never stores your card or bank credentials.

Younger students go through an assisted, guardian-consent flow before self-service continues. Safeguarding comes first.

The pilot supports selected local currencies such as NGN, KES and GHS, subject to partner coverage. Your available currency is shown before checkout.

No. A licensed partner accepts and moves the money. Where protected-funds arrangements apply, the partner holds and releases funds, not NestAbroad.

No. Housing Hand makes the decision based on their eligibility criteria. NestAbroad shows you the honest outcome and next action.