The educational advantages that Malaysian immigrants need to know.

The educational advantages that Malaysian immigrants need to know.

I. Education System in Malaysia If students choose dual courses, they can not only obtain diplomas from European and American universities with low living expenses and tuition fees in Malaysia, but also obtain international notarization. At present, under this model, Malaysian schools offer a wider range of degrees, and degrees from Britain, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Switzerland can all be completed in Malaysia. Especially in the fields of commerce, hotel and tourism management, management, computer science, mass communication, engineering and applied science, literature and art, it has the world and Asian level.

Second, the unique advantages of education in Malaysia

1. Natural landscape: Malaysia is located in Southeast Asia. It is a developing country with four seasons like summer, and the annual temperature is between 25-35 degrees. Malaysia is known as "the charm of Asia". The world-famous Twin Towers, high-rise business districts and rubber gardens everywhere constitute a fascinating landscape, which can be said to be beautiful! Although Malaysia's territory is small, its economic growth rate is amazing, and its annual per capita national income is as high as more than 7,000 US dollars. Malaysia has a total population of 22 million, with Chinese accounting for 32%. It has the flavor of China traditional culture, and it is also the most complete area to inherit China culture. It uses blood and language. Malaysia enjoys stable political situation, prosperous economy, good public security, mild climate and no natural disasters.

2. Prospects for studying abroad: Due to Malaysia's unique education model-dual courses, most universities in Malaysia are jointly run with famous universities in Britain, the United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and other countries, and have dual courses or credit transfer courses. The bachelor's degree system is only three years, and it can be easily transferred to universities in third countries. The procedures are simple, the visa rate is high (compared with the same conditions in China), and the cycle is short, which provides a good opportunity for international students to transfer to Commonwealth countries.

3. Government certification supervision: The Malaysian government implements the certification system for private educational institutions, that is, a special department, the Malaysian Academic Certification Service, conducts regular education quality assessment and adopts a quality standard management system to ensure high-quality teaching quality. The diploma is internationally recognized.

4. Lower cost: According to incomplete statistics of studying in Malaysia, the average annual tuition and living expenses of undergraduate students in Malaysia are about 50,000-60,000 RMB. Studying in Malaysia is very cost-effective and should be the first choice for most working families in China.

5. Language environment of Commonwealth countries: Malaysia is a Commonwealth country with a high English penetration rate. English is the official language of life and work. So 99% of institutions in Malaysia teach in English.

Third, the comparison between public universities and private universities in Malaysia.

The difference between public universities and private universities mainly lies in tuition fees and language requirements. Compared with public universities, private universities have better conditions and more expensive natural tuition fees. The language of Malaysia is basically English, so you must master English well to receive a good education. Malaysia's management of private schools is also relatively strict, which can guarantee the education level.

Public and private universities in Malaysia are:

Private: Indy University, Sita University, Taylor University, etc.

Public: University of Malaysia, National University of Malaysia, Malaysia University of Science and Technology.

Further reading: Immigration in Malaysia

I. Applicants under the age of 50

1. After the application is approved, a time deposit of RM 300,000 must be opened.

2. After one year, the approved amount of RM 65,438+050,000 can be withdrawn, including the purchase of property, medical care or children's education in Malaysia.

3. From the second year to the whole plan period, the bank must keep at least 65,438+050,000 ringgit.

4. It is better to ask for RM 500,000 or more in financial resources.

5. A time deposit of RM 65,438+050,000 is required (if the value of the property you bought before applying for a visa exceeds RM 65,438+0m).

6. Fixed bank deposits, cash, real estate, and stocks can all be used as valid certificates to prove the financial strength.

7. Require a minimum monthly income of 65,438 RM+00,000.

8. Applicants whose spouses are Malaysian nationals can also apply.

9.2/kloc-unmarried children under 0/year old can also apply (old policy requires/kloc-unmarried children under 0/8 years old).

10. If the parents of the main applicant are over 60 years old, they can also apply together with the applicant.

1 1. Applicants are not allowed to have part-time jobs.

12, business is allowed, and business should follow more transparent standards (the old policy has more restrictions on business).

Applicants over 2.50 years old

1. After one year, you can withdraw 50 ringgit 50,000 for approved expenses, including house purchase, children's education and medical use in Malaysia.

2. From the second year to the whole plan period, the bank must keep at least100,000 RM.

3. The financial requirement is RM 350,000.

4. Open a fixed deposit account with RM 150000.

Effective financial resources can be proved by time deposits, cash, houses and stocks.

6. Recognize government or enterprise pensions.

7. If the pension is adopted, the minimum pension needs to be proved to be RM 10000 per month during the application period.

8. It can be merged with the wife's or husband's pension.

9. Applicants whose spouses are Malaysian nationals can also apply;

10. The accompanying children of the applicant were changed from the original age of 18 to 2 1 1.

1 1. If the parents of the main applicant are over 60 years old, they can also apply together with the applicant.

12. Applicants can take part-time jobs.

Three. Conditions for applying for immigration to Malaysia

Applicants need to purchase medical insurance in Malaysia, valid for at least 3 months (valid during the applicant's stay in Malaysia).

Applicants are required to submit a medical report to the Malaysian Immigration Bureau, which must be completed in Malaysia.

/kloc-children under the age of 0/8 who are still studying need to apply for a student visa in order to continue studying in schools or higher education institutions, while/kloc-children over the age of 0/8 or/kloc-children under the age of 0/8 who are married need to apply separately with their families.

The conditions for approval are monthly foreign fixed income certificate and/or cash deposit in the bank (you can get 3.0% interest every year). 65438+ Applicants aged between 08 and 50 need to deposit a fixed deposit of 300,000 ringgit in any locally recognized financial institution in Malaysia. After successful application, one year after obtaining residence permit and multiple entry and exit visas, 240,000 ringgit can be withdrawn from the bank, which can also be used to pay for education and medical expenses. Applicants over the age of 50 can choose to deposit 65,438+050,000 ringgit in any locally recognized financial institution in Malaysia or produce relevant documents to prove that they can earn at least 65,438+00,000 ringgit from overseas every month. After successful application, you can withdraw 90,000 ringgit from the bank one year after obtaining residence permit and multiple entry and exit visas, and it can also be used to pay for education and medical expenses. Applicants of all ages must keep a fixed deposit of 60,000 ringgit in financial institutions before the termination of the scheme.

Successful applicants will get a 10 year residence permit (renewable continuously) and multiple entry and exit visas.

Further reading: the welfare of Malaysian immigrants

First of all, the price

Although Malaysia's economy is developed and its prices are not high, and its per capita income can rank among the highest in Asia, its prices are much cheaper than those in China, which is very beneficial to new immigrants.

There are developed food stalls and snack streets here. For a few dollars, you can eat authentic Malay cuisine, such as Bak Ku tea, fried fruit strips, slippery egg river, pork knuckle vinegar, etc. The unit price will not exceed 10 yuan.

Second, medical care.

After obtaining permanent residence status, you can purchase medical insurance normally, and then formally join Malaysia's national medical system and enjoy the same medical services as citizens.

If you are seriously ill, you can enjoy the protection of medical insurance. As for how much medical insurance can be reimbursed, it mainly depends on how much medical insurance is purchased. The medical level here is very high.

Third, education.

Children of immigrants can still enjoy the same education as local residents, have the opportunity to enter public schools, and can also apply for courses taught in Chinese. Don't worry about forgetting your mother tongue.

And there are many teaching models here, including British education, American education and Austrian education. Applicants' entry threshold will be lowered to the standard of domestic students, and they can also apply for tuition exemption.

Fourth, providing for the aged.

The state also attaches great importance to providing for the aged. As long as everyone pays enough pension here, they can enjoy the old-age service after retirement. In addition to the fixed monthly pension, there will be supporting medical examinations and arrangements.