What are the prerequisites for going abroad to Singapore?

The prerequisites for going abroad to Singapore are as follows:

1. Application time

The new school year will start in June 5438+ 10, and applications for second-year admission will be accepted from June. If you want to enter the school that year, the application deadline is May 3 1 of that year, and the application time is usually 4 to 6 weeks. If the vacancy is not confirmed before June 30th, the admission will be postponed to June 5438+ 10 of the following year.

2. Conditions of guardians

In order to facilitate contact, international students need to provide personal information of their guardians. Guardians should be Singapore citizens or permanent residents, aged over 2 1, and should generally live with students. Students must report any change of guardians to the principal.

3. Choose a school or a junior college

It is up to parents or guardians to decide which school or primary school students want to attend. Whether you can attend depends on whether the school has allocated places for international students.

4. Level assessment examination held by the school

Foreign students will be tested in English, mathematics and their mother tongue. The test will be conducted by the school where the students apply for admission.

5. Admission criteria for top primary schools, middle schools and junior colleges.

Foreign students who want to enter the top 30 primary schools, 30 middle schools and 5 junior colleges need to take and pass the unified qualification examination held by the Ministry of Education. After passing the exam, students will get a letter of certification issued by the Ministry of Education, allowing them to look for admission opportunities in these top schools, junior colleges and other schools. Students who can't pass the exam will get a confirmation letter, allowing them to look for admission opportunities in other schools and colleges other than these top schools.

6. Accommodation problem

Most China students studying in Singapore choose to live in the homes of local Chinese. Two people share a room, and each room is equipped with basic furniture, air conditioning and other equipment, which can save a lot of money. The specific price of this kind of house depends on the geographical location and internal conditions of the house, but the overall price is not too expensive.

The Singapore government has strict regulations on housing rent. International students need to pay one month's rent and the deposit of the first month's rent at the same time, and then pay the next month's rent at the beginning of each month before they can continue to rent.

If international students rent a house in Singapore and decide to check out, they need to greet the landlord 1 month in advance, so that the landlord has time to find the next tenant. After greeting the landlord, international students can move out of the rented house in a month without paying the rent for next month.

7. Packaging problem

Singapore has a tropical rainforest climate, which is warm and humid all year round, and the annual temperature is between 24℃ and 32℃. It is recommended to bring more summer clothes such as T-shirts, jeans, trousers and casual shorts. In addition, students can choose to bring some coats or sports tops to keep out the cold in cold air-conditioned rooms, and bring a better set of shirts, ties, trousers and leather shoes for formal occasions. Usually you can bring a pair of sports shoes, a pair of casual shoes and a pair of sandals and slippers.

Small appliances imported from Singapore are very cheap. Walkman, CD Walkman, camera and computer accessories are best bought in Singapore. The medicine may include some cold medicines, Huanglian Shangqing Pills, spiramycin (to prevent toothache), Piyanping (insect bite), Yunnan Baiyao, cooling oil, essential balm, watermelon frost spray, antibiotics, etc. Usually, if you have other conventional tonics, you can bring them in moderation, but don't bring Chinese herbal medicines (which can be used as medicine belts) to avoid trouble when you go through customs. The voltage in Singapore is 240 volts and 50 hertz alternating current, and students are required to carry three or two plugs.

8. Transportation: E-Pass card offers favorable price.

You can take public transport anywhere in Singapore, and you can pay the fare by cash or EZ-link card. You can also enjoy certain price concessions by using EZ-Link card. The monthly transportation fee for students is about S $65,438+000. It should be noted that buses and subways in Singapore are charged by sections. When students use the E-Pass card to get on, get off or get in and out of the subway station, they need to punch in and record the fees.

9. Leave: The attendance rate cannot be lower than 90%.

The Immigration Department of Singapore requires international students to attend classes at least 90% per month, otherwise the visa will be refused. If students need to take time off due to illness during their study, they need to apply to the dean of the college and provide a sick leave form issued by a regular doctor. Only after approval can they take time off. Anyone who takes leave or returns to China for more than 60 days must reapply to the Singapore Immigration Bureau after the student visa expires, and cannot apply for extension.