Is it necessary to provide proof of deposit for studying in Singapore for six months before applying for a visa?

Detailed description of the deposit time for studying abroad in Singapore:

The Singapore Immigration Department requires that the bank deposit certificate of students applying for private schools expire later than the time of visa approval. If you submitted your application in January, the application result will be given at the end of January according to the regulations of the Immigration Department. Therefore, your certificate of deposit should expire no earlier than the end of January.

However, generally speaking, students should choose a slightly longer certificate of deposit period, preferably 6 months or, if not only 3 months, they need to pay attention to the period.

You can go to any online outlet with your valid ID and deposit receipt (folder). If you entrust another person to issue a deposit certificate on your behalf, the entrustee must present the valid identity documents of himself and the depositor. You can issue multiple deposit certificates as needed, and a handling fee of RMB 20 will be charged for each deposit certificate issued.

Generally speaking, the validity period of a certificate of deposit is 3 months. If there are special needs, it can be extended appropriately, but the maximum period shall not exceed half a year. After the deposit certificate is issued, the bank will freeze the deposit for the same period as the validity period of the deposit certificate.

The deposit certificate does not serve as an economic guarantee and cannot be transferred or pledged.

The bank deposit certificate should be for a fixed deposit period of at least three months. The bank deposit certificate can be the bank deposits of the applicant's parents and their parents. The minimum deposit amount is RMB 150,000 or its equivalent in other foreign currencies.