Comparison of study abroad expenses among Japan, South Korea and Singapore

Japan: The cost of studying in Japan is still relatively low. The annual cost of studying abroad is about 2-3 million yen, or about 200-300,000 RMB. And the pressure of life is relatively high. For ordinary international students, in most cases, Japanese students need to work, in addition to family subsidies. Japan supports legal work-study programs. Work up to 28 hours per week (4 hours/day), with unlimited working hours in winter and summer vacations. Japan's economy and service industry are developed, and it needs more short-term and hourly workers. The minimum wage for working is about 800 yen/hour. It can basically meet your daily expenses.

South Korea:

The cost of studying abroad in South China is relatively low, which is acceptable for most southern working families. Take Seoul, which has the highest learning cost, as an example. The cost of living in Seoul is the highest in Korea, with a monthly living allowance of about 300,000 won, and the annual tuition fee of Seoul public university is about 2-4 million won, so the cost of studying abroad in the next year is about 8-65,438+10,000 yuan. Korean students can also work legally, but they must report to the Immigration Bureau before they can get the qualification to work legally, otherwise they may be fined 500- 1 10,000 won. In terms of workplace, international students are absolutely not allowed to work in entertainment places. If you work regularly, you can get 2000-3000 yuan a month, which is enough to supplement the living expenses.

Singapore:

The tuition fees of public universities in Singapore are generally around S $20,000, which is about RMB 6,543,800+10,000. The cost of studying in private universities may be higher, about 30 thousand Singapore dollars, and the annual living expenses need to be about 6.5438+0 million Singapore dollars to 6.5438+0.5 million Singapore dollars. Calculated, the cost of living may be higher than that in Japan. The Singapore government stipulates that students in public universities should not work more than 654.38+06 hours per week. Illegal workers will be sent back to China. Therefore, if you want to save some expenses for studying abroad, you'd better apply for a public university when applying for studying in Singapore!