There is no form on this website
No sign-up box, no contact form, no newsletter field, no callback request and no chat bubble. There is nowhere on these pages to type your name, your email address or your phone number.
What this website does with your data
This website does not know who you are.
There is no account here, no login and no form. Nothing on these pages asks for your name, your email address or your phone number, so there is nothing about you for us to keep.
That is not a promise about how carefully we look after your data. It is a description of how this website is built. It has no way to receive any.
What we ask you for
We ask for nothing, and every part of that is checkable.
Statements about this website. Each one is something you can fail to find, rather than something you have to take our word for.
There is no account and no login
You cannot sign in here, because there is nothing to sign in to. Accounts belong to the app, which is a different service on a different address, and you only reach it by choosing to go there.
Nothing you do here is written down
This website sends nothing to our systems. It reads published content and shows it to you. There is no record on this domain with a row in it for a visitor, because nothing ever creates one.
No money moves on this domain
No card field, no bank details, no invoice, no checkout. If somebody using our name asks you to pay them on this website, it is not us and it never will be.
Test it yourself instead of taking our word
Open any page here and look for a field to type in, a log-in button or a cookie banner. If you find one, we are wrong, and we would rather hear about it than not.
There is no source link on this page. Everywhere else on this site a figure carries the name of the office that published it and the date we last read it there. Nothing here can work that way, because every statement on this page is about this website.
The one thing worth reading twice
Your answers live in the address bar.
The eligibility checker keeps what you pick in the page's own web address, and nowhere else. Nothing is sent to us and nothing is stored. That is what makes the result a link you can send to your family, and it is also the part that deserves a sentence of caution.
What a finished result looks like
uniconnect360.com/pk/italy/eligibility?level=bachelor&field=engineering&funds=floor&isee=mid
- level=bachelor
- the last qualification you finished
- field=engineering
- the subject you picked
- funds=floor
- which of the three money bands you chose
- isee=mid
- an optional answer: your household income band
That is the whole record the checker makes of your visit. It exists in your browser, in whatever you paste it into, and in no database of ours.
Your answers go into the address, not to us
Each answer is added to the page's own web address as you pick it. Nothing is sent to a server of ours, nothing is saved, and closing the tab ends it. The result you see is worked out from the address you are on.
The link is the answers, so choose who gets it
That is the point of it: your parents open exactly the page you saw, with no account and no expiry. It also means anyone holding the link can read every answer in it. That is your three required answers, and any optional ones you added, including your household income band.
We ask search engines to leave results alone
A finished result page tells search engines not to index it, and the site's robots file excludes those addresses as well. Result pages are not meant to be found by anybody who was not sent one.
Before you forward it
One of the three required questions asks roughly what your family could show in a bank account. The Italian visa has a published minimum, and falling short of it is the most common reason a good application never gets used. If you answer the optional questions too, your household income band goes into the link beside it. Both are fair things to send to your parents. Neither is always a fair thing to paste into a group chat.
See the three questions for yourselfThe boundary
Where this website ends.
Two links take you off this domain, and neither destination is covered by this page. It is worth knowing which door you are opening before you open it.
The app is a separate service
Their rules applyapp.uniconnect360.com is where accounts, documents, applications and the mailbox live. It is a different service on a different address, with its own terms and its own privacy policy, and it does hold data about you; an application service cannot read your transcripts without receiving them. Read its policy there before you create an account. This page stops at the link.
Our source links open somebody else's website
Their rules applyEvery figure on this site links out to the office that published it: an embassy, a ministry, a regional right-to-study agency, a university. Those are third-party websites with their own policies and their own logs. They carry an arrow so you can see you are leaving before you click.
Nothing about you travels with the link
Our rules applyWe do not attach a tracking parameter, a visitor code or any other identifier to the links on this site. You can check that by looking at where a link points before you follow it: what you see is the whole address.
Analytics, advertising and cookies
This site currently loads none of them.
Written as it stands today rather than as an intention. One item below is in the future tense, and it is marked as a plan. A privacy page that quietly becomes untrue is worse than one that admits a change is coming.
No analytics is loaded today
As it stands todayThis website runs no measurement tool of any kind. No Google Analytics, no product analytics, no heatmap, no session recorder. Nothing on these pages counts your visit or follows you between them.
No advertising and no remarketing
As it stands todayThere is no advertising tag, no conversion pixel and no remarketing script here. Nothing you read on this site can be used to show you an advertisement somewhere else.
No consent banner, because there is nothing to consent to
As it stands todaySites open with a cookie wall because they are asking permission for something. We are not asking, because we are not doing it. If that ever changes, the request comes before the tracking, and refusing will be as easy as agreeing.
If measurement is added, this page changes first
Planned, not installedWe expect to add basic audience measurement: how many people read a page, and which page they arrived from. The current plan is Google Analytics. It is not installed. When it is, this page will name it and say what it records, and it will say so before the tool is switched on, not after.
Serving a page still means receiving a request
As it stands todayAny computer that sends you a web page has to receive your request for it first, so it sees which address you asked for, the internet address you asked from, and which browser you used. That is true of every website you have ever opened, including this one. Nothing here attaches a name to it, because nothing here ever asks for one.
Where the company sits, and what we are not claiming
UniConnect360 is built and operated from the Netherlands. That is a fact about where the company is, and it is all this page says about it. You will not find a compliance badge next to it, or a line about encryption standards. Those are claims about how a product is engineered, they belong to work and to an audit we have not published, and putting one on a page about honesty would be the wrong place to get ahead of ourselves.
Who wrote this, and what it is not
This is a description of how this website behaves, written by the people who built it, in the plainest English we could manage.
It is not a lawyer's document and it has not yet been reviewed by a qualified adviser. That review happens before launch. If the wording has to change as a result, the change appears here and the review date at the bottom of this page moves with it.
We have deliberately not padded it. A privacy policy full of clauses about data this website never receives would be longer, more official-looking and less true. And in a market where families are actively screening for consultancy fraud, an official-looking document that does not match the thing it describes is the exact signal they are screening for.
This page last reviewed 31 August 2026
Questions about this page
If something on this page is unclear, or you think it is wrong, write to us.
privacy@uniconnect360.comWe cannot answer a question about your own data from this website, because there is none to look up. Questions about an account, documents or applications belong to the app, which holds them.