Studying in the Philippines

Depending on what you are studying, it takes four years of junior high school and high school education to study in the Philippines, which means you can read as much as 1, because high schools abroad are all four years, and four years is enough. If you are a graduate student, you need a 4-year undergraduate degree. Except for the TOEFL score required by the National University of the Philippines, other schools have no requirements for English proficiency. You can pass the entrance examination in principle. The entrance examination is very simple. Many schools are symbolic, but you can go. The cost depends on what school you go to and when you live. In terms of tuition fees, ordinary universities are basically 5000- 10000 a year, and better schools are 1-20000 a year. Noble schools and Asian management colleges will be very expensive, hundreds of thousands, and the materials need to be notarized. Notarization of academic qualifications. Notarization without criminal record. After three notarized copies are completed, they will be taken to the Foreign Affairs Office and translated into English. Then you need confirmation from the Philippine Consulate and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. After that, you can apply to the travel agency for a tourist visa to the Philippines. It is recommended not to apply by yourself. The probability of refusal is higher than that of travel agencies. Don't imagine that people can apply for a student visa directly in China. The procedures are cumbersome and the chances of success are not high. After arriving in the Philippines, you can apply for admission to your favorite school with notarized academic performance. Most schools require exams. After passing the exam, you will choose the course and pay all the admission procedures. After that, the school will issue an admission certificate, and then you have to make a bank deposit certificate. I remember it was thousands of dollars. The exact amount has been forgotten. It seems that there are new regulations, and then physical examination, chest X-ray and AIDS testing are required. There are also bacterial tests of urine and feces. You need to go to a clinic designated by the Immigration Bureau or you can go to major hospitals. Then you can apply for a student visa at the immigration office with three notaries, a bank deposit certificate, a medical report and a school admission certificate. Usually find someone to do it 15000 pesos, about 2000 yuan. You can do it yourself without 1 000 yuan, but if you need to queue up, some agents will charge tens of thousands of yuan.