How much does it cost to study in Thailand for one year? What are the application materials for studying in Thailand?

Everyone knows that consumption in Thailand is not very high, so some friends would like to know about the cost of studying abroad in Thailand. Below are some of the costs of studying abroad that the editor introduces to you. You can learn more about them and take a look together. How much does it cost to study abroad

1. Tuition fee: Depending on the school and major chosen, it is about 60,000-120,000 baht (equivalent to about 15,000-30,000 yuan in RMB) per academic year (two semesters);

2. Tuition fee for preparatory classes or intensive English classes: 25,000-30,000 baht/three months (equivalent to approximately RMB 6,000 to 7,000 yuan);

3. Accommodation fee: 3,000-6,000 per room depending on conditions. Thai Baht/three months (equivalent to about RMB 700-1,500, for two people to share);

4. Living expenses: three meals a day, about THB 1,600-3,000/month (equivalent to RMB 400- 750 yuan); the tuition, accommodation and living expenses for one year of studying in Thailand are about 150,000-200,000 baht (equivalent to about 40,000-50,000 yuan in RMB).

Note: The above are ordinary standard fees. If there are special requirements or special circumstances, additional fees will be charged.

Thailand’s study abroad program is divided into three stages: undergraduate, master’s and doctoral studies. If foreign students come to Thailand to study for undergraduate, master’s and doctoral studies in Thailand, their English proficiency is required to reach TOEFL 550 or IELTS 6.0. (Speaking of those with higher requirements). To study for an undergraduate degree, you need to have a technical secondary school diploma or equivalent diploma; to study for a master's degree, you need a related bachelor's degree; for a doctoral degree, you need a related master's degree.

Bachelor’s degree costs about US$550-1,100 per year, master’s degree costs US$1,000-2,000 per year, doctorate degree costs US$5,000 per year, and accommodation fees range from US$70 to US$150 per month. The admission period is divided into the first semester (June-October) and the second semester (November-March), and summer classes are from April to May. Compared with the annual tuition fee of nearly 100,000 yuan in countries such as the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, and Australia, the cost of a four-year undergraduate degree in a Thai university is almost equivalent to the cost of one year of studying abroad in European and American countries. What documents are required to study in Thailand

1. Domestic applicants should submit the following documents:

1. Original passport;

2. Guarantee issued by the applicant’s parents The letter (in English or Thai) indicates the name of the visa applicant, the purpose of going to Thailand and who will bear the financial guarantee;

3. Complete the visa personal information form;

4. Four two-inch color photos with white background;

5. Round-trip air ticket order;

6. Original and copy of deposit certificate issued by the bank;

2 . The foreign inviting party should submit the following materials:

1. Admission notice issued by the Thai institution and indicating the applicant’s name, period of stay and major;

2 , a copy of the ID card of the signatory of the notice from the Thai school;

These are all things you need to think about and prepare when going to study abroad. After all, studying abroad is a big and important thing, and it may have a decisive role and impact on students' lives abroad. How much does it cost to study abroad for a year is only one aspect, and whether you are living well abroad is another. Others

1. How much does it cost to renew a visa to study in Thailand?

During the period of studying in Thailand, you usually have to report to the Immigration Bureau for renewal every 3 months. The renewal fee is 1,900 baht per time.

2. How to rent a house when studying in Thailand

It is the most affordable to rent a villa in a shared villa when studying in Thailand. When studying in Thailand, there are three main ways for foreign students to choose a place to live.

The first is the student apartment with relatively good conditions.

It has air conditioning, TV, independent sanitary equipment, Internet access, etc. It is similar to the standard room in the hotel, and two people live together. The rent for this kind of apartment is about RMB 1,000 per person per month.

The second type is ordinary student apartments.

It costs about 500 to 600 yuan per person per month. It has air conditioning and general furniture. If you have other needs, you have to spend your own money. The exchange rate between RMB and Thai baht is about 1:5. When you convert things into RMB, you will feel it is very cheap.

The third is a freer and more leisurely way.

A few people spend about 500 yuan per month each to rent a villa-type house with several floors up and down. Everyone can have their own room. Compared with renting an apartment, this kind of house has an independent kitchen and allows for more freedom in personal living.

When living in the school’s student apartments, sometimes the school will arrange for two people of different nationalities to live together, so that students can only communicate in English, which facilitates rapid improvement of English conversation skills.

In addition, traveling in Thailand is also relatively convenient. The railways across the country are relatively developed, and all prefectures and counties are connected by highways, extending in all directions.

It should be noted that if you choose to travel by taxi, you must be cautious. Since taxis in Thailand often do not charge according to the meter, the price needs to be negotiated in advance. There are many taxi drivers who understand English. If you want to go somewhere far away, you can rent a car. The price needs to be discussed, which is about 10-20 baht.