What is the approximate cost of studying abroad in Thailand for one year? How much does it cost?

Hello, I have studied in Thailand for a period of time before, and I have a good understanding of the fees. I hope I can help you~

1. Tuition and miscellaneous fees

First of all The study time at each stage is different. The undergraduate program lasts 4 years, the master's program generally lasts 2 years, and the associate-to-bachelor program takes about 2-2.5 years, which is basically the same length of study as in China.

Secondly, the fees of public and private schools are also different, and there are also differences in fees for liberal arts, science and law majors. Among them, public schools cost about 20,000 to 40,000 yuan a year; private schools cost 30,000 to 50,000 yuan, and medical majors are more expensive than other majors.

2. Accommodation fees

Schools generally do not provide dormitories, so you can choose apartments near the school. These apartments are usually multi-room. Taking into account the students' paying ability, Sharing is more suitable, but of course there are also single rooms, which are slightly more expensive.

The surrounding apartments generally have better geographical locations and the corresponding rents will be more expensive. If you rent together, you can share a lot of expenses. Generally, the monthly rent is about 1,300 yuan, plus water and electricity, etc., generally It will not exceed 1800 yuan. If you want to live in an apartment with a swimming pool or gym, the price will be higher, and the specific rent depends on the location.

3. Catering expenses

Although the school does not provide dormitories, it does have a canteen, and the food in Southeast Asia has always been excellent. You can taste authentic food from different countries. . And the price is also very favorable. A meal in the school canteen is generally 8-15 yuan, and a month plus occasional snacks is about 1,000 yuan.

4. Transportation expenses

Everyone usually chooses an apartment near the school. It is more convenient to go to and from the school and the time cost is relatively low. If you need to take the subway or BTS, you can apply for a transportation card. Student cards have discounts. When applying, you can go directly to the service desk to show your student card and passport. The transportation card can also refund the deposit when you return to your country.

5. Living Expenses

In addition to relatively fixed expenses, everyone also needs to spend money on daily necessities and clothes, or regular trips with friends. However, the consumption level in Thailand is equivalent to that of domestic second- and third-tier cities, and the consumption level is not high. However, everyone must also prepare a certain budget, about 1,000-1,500 yuan a month is enough.

(It depends on the individual’s consumption level)