Information provided by applying for a visa to study in Singapore

# Studying in Singapore # Introduction Singapore is a relatively small country, but the quality of education is recognized as high. The following is the information provided by applying for a visa to study in Singapore. Welcome to read the reference! 1. Information provided for applying for a study visa in Singapore

I. Information to be provided by the applicant himself

6 1, 2 inch passport photo.

2. Fill in a complete English admission application form; (Indicate the code and name of the selected course item)

3.65438+ 0 originals and 2 copies of the applicant's birth certificate; Two copies of the applicant's household registration book and two copies of the applicant's ID card (if any);

4.65438+ 0 originals and 2 copies of the applicant's graduation certificate or study certificate;

5.65438+ 0 originals and 2 copies of the notarized certificate of the applicant's academic qualifications or transcripts;

6. Notarial certificate with a bank deposit of at least 6 months, time deposit of 65,438 yuan+600,000 yuan; Bank deposit slip, notarized deposit and bank passbook (if any) other than 9-A.

7. Two copies of the first page of the applicant's passport

8. If the applicant already has a job, it needs to be provided.

* 3 copies of the applicant's work certificate statement and the work certificate letter issued by the company (indicating gender, date of birth, starting time of work in the company and current position);

* 3 copies of the applicant's business registration certificate (business license) (if self-employed);

* The monthly salary record of the applicant in the last three months, 1 original and 2 copies. A pay slip is enough, but it needs the company's seal. If there is no payroll, it is also possible to provide a payroll. )

9. If the applicant is married, please provide:

* 3 copies of the applicant's spouse's work certificate statement and the work certificate letter issued by the company (indicating gender, date of birth, starting time of working in the company and current position);

* 3 copies of the business registration certificate (business license) of the applicant's spouse (if self-employed);

* One original and two copies of the monthly salary record of the applicant's spouse in the past three months. A pay slip is enough, but it needs the company's seal. If there is no payroll, it is also possible to provide a payroll. )

Two. Information to be provided by the applicant's parents

1. Three copies of the applicant's parents' respective work certificates (please fill them in completely);

2. Three copies of work certification letters issued by the applicant's parents (indicating gender, date of birth, starting time of working in the company and current position);

Three copies of the business registration certificate (business license) of the applicant's parents (if they are self-employed).

4. Three copies of each applicant's parent ID card and household registration book (one page) (one copy of father ID card and household registration book; Copy one page of mother's ID card and household registration book).

5. Monthly salary records of the applicant's parents in the last three months, 1 original and 2 copies (it is enough to provide salary slips, and if there is no salary slip, it is also ok to provide salary sheets).

2. Overview of study visa in Singapore

1. Q: Is there an age limit for applying for a study visa in Singapore?

A: The minimum age limit for students applying for primary schools in Singapore is 6 years old, but 14 years old. The minimum age limit for students applying for secondary schools in Singapore is 12 years old, but 16 years old. Generally speaking, it is more appropriate for students who have graduated from high school to apply for a study visa in Singapore under the age of 30. For undergraduate students, the age for studying for a master's degree can be relaxed to 45 years old.

2. Q: Do I need an interview to apply for a study visa in Singapore?

A: Generally speaking, you don't need to go to Beijing for an interview to apply for a Singapore visa, unless the students apply for a small private educational institution. Students applying for East Asia (EASB) can enjoy the Singapore visa green channel in just 65,438+04 working days.

3. Q: Do I need to have a medical examination in China after I get a visa?

A: No, the Singapore Immigration Bureau requires that students who have obtained a student visa must have a physical examination at a locally recognized medical institution in Singapore.

4. Q: Do you need a translation of notarial certificate?

A: All the materials needed to apply for a study visa in Singapore must be translated into English.

5. Q: How long does it take to apply for a study visa in Singapore?

A: If a student applies to a school accredited by SQC, the visa period for that school is 2 -4 weeks, and if a student applies to another school, the visa period is 2 months.

6. Q: How much is the bank deposit certificate?

A: The Singapore Immigration Bureau requires that the bank deposit certificate be sufficient to cover the study and living expenses of the applicant during his stay in Singapore, which is generally about RMB 654.38+RMB 6,000.

7. Q: How long does it take to prove the deposit?

A: The Singapore Immigration Department requires that the bank deposit certificates of China students applying for private schools should be fixed for six months, and the deposits should expire at least two months after the application is submitted. In other words, time deposits must be valid during the period of handling student ID cards.

3. Interpretation of Language Requirements for Studying in Singapore

1, high school education or below

It usually takes three months to study in a language school. After three months, you can continue to choose a language or go to Form 3. Because the domestic junior high school graduates are basically downgraded.

Singapore Middle School is a four-year school. It is very important to prepare for the O-Level exam when we arrive at SEC4.

Government secondary schools in Singapore charge very low fees, but they need to pay sponsorship fees, ranging from 1000-2000. If the students are below 16, parents can also apply to accompany them.

2. High school education and university education

There are two situations here. One is that students whose college entrance examination scores exceed the local undergraduate admission line by more than 20 points and TOEFL scores by more than 550 points, or who have participated in the Singapore-Cambridge education examination and reached the A-level level, can directly apply for government universities.

If English is not ideal, just like graduating from junior high school, you have to take a three-month language intensive course first.

3. Bachelor's degree

The conditions of public universities in Singapore are relatively high, and the requirements for college entrance examination scores are also relatively high, not to mention the requirements for English proficiency. Private colleges in Singapore have relatively loose language requirements, and they can take language courses in Singapore to make up for IELTS scores without IELTS scores.

Public universities: IELTS) 6.0 score above 6.0 (individual score not less than 5.5)/ TOEFL score 80 /SAT 1, reading score 600, and writing score 600.

Private university: IELTS 5.5 or so, or change to a language course without IELTS score.

4. Master's degree

Postgraduates also have higher language requirements. For example, Nanyang Technological University requires you to graduate from a regular university and obtain a bachelor's degree officially recognized by the state, with a TOEFL score of 580 or above.

If the English level can't meet the requirements, you can go to the English intensive class of Singapore Language School first.

Public universities: IELTS) 6.5 or above.

Private universities: IELTS score above 6 can also be replaced by language courses.

5. Language requirements of different institutions

1) IELTS requirements for public universities in Singapore: Students applying for undergraduate courses in public universities in Singapore must have an IELTS score of 6.5, but if they pass the A-level examination in Singapore, they do not need to provide IELTS scores. The professional courses of graduate students in public universities in Singapore have strict requirements for IELTS, requiring students to reach IELTS 6.5 or above, and some professional courses also require students to reach IELTS 7.

2) IELTS requirements of private universities in Singapore: The undergraduate majors in private universities in Singapore are relatively loose in language, and the IELTS score is around 5-6.0. No, it is ok to have no IELTS score, but you must pass the English test of the school or study the language courses arranged by the college; Students who apply for graduate students in private universities in Singapore have an IELTS score of 6.5, and there is not much problem in applying.