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China has progressed immensely in past few decades and took the lead of everything. China’s economy is booming,universities are at top positions of world rankings, study and living expenses are affordable, internship and traineeship programs are offered and the cultural diversity and globalized environment enables a student to progress both personally and professionally. If stats are to believe, the future of China is certainly promising and secure. Most importantly, freshly graduated students from China are highly preferred by recruiters because they have lived and studied among world’s hardest working nation and they have managed to live in challenging and fast pacing life style of China. Those who are considering to study in China as an international student can understand the general requirements of study abroad in China in the following guide:
Admissions Requirements of Chinese Universities for Students
Chinese universities offer English taught and Chinese taught study programmes and the admission requirements of each of the university will be different from another. The academic level and study program you choose will have exclusive requirements. In general, the admission requirements of each of study program in Chinese universities include age limit, academic requirements, language proficiency, entrance examinations and minimum grades requirement
- For admission in under graduate program the applicant must be under 25 years of age, hold a high school diploma in good grades from a renowned institution of his country, your chosen university in China will take assessment examination for admission (depends on the university’s rules).
- For admission in post graduate Masters the applicant must be under 35 years of age, hold a Bachelors degree in good grades from recognized institution of his country, entrance examination will be taken, recommendation letters from two of applicant’s professors will be required.
- For admission in post graduate PhD program the applicant must be underv40 years of age, hold a Masters degree in good grades from renowned institution of his country, entrance examination will be taken, research proposal and recommendation letters will be required.
For Students Visa Requirements of China
You will receive an offer letter after having fulfilled the admission requirements and securing a seat in Chinese University. The next step is to visit Chinese Embassy or Consulate in your country nearest to you and attain student visa of China information first hand. You will receive a student visa application and list of required documents to submit along with application at the Embassy. There are two student visa types based on the duration of your study program. The X1 visa is for study programmes longer than 6 months and X2 visa for study programmes lesser than 6 months duration. The applicant will pay 600 USD fee for visa application and submit following documents:
- Valid Passport
- Offer Letter of Hosting Chinese University
- Medical Examination Certificate
- Language Proficiency Test Certificate
- Completed Visa Application
You must apply for student visa and submit the visa application and required documents one month before your study program commences in China. You can expect your student visa process to be completed within a week or two. Upon arriving in China, within 30 days you will apply for temporary resident permit of China which will remain valid till your study program duration. You will apply for temporary resident permit at local Public Security Bureau (PBS).
Permanent Residency of China Requirements for Students
The pathway to permanent residency of China begins with points based immigration system. Post graduation from China the students can apply for Tier A, Tier B or Tier C visa each having different qualification and professional requirements and visa validity. The PhD degree holders get 20 points, Masters Degree holders 15 and Bachelors degree holders 10, three to six months of work experience in China has 5 points, six to nine months 10 points and over nine months 15 points. For 18 to 25 years age 10 points, 26 to 45 years age 15 points and 46 to 55 10 points. There are extra 5 points for qualification gained from world recognized institute. After gaining any of TIER visa type you can have working experience in China and apply for permanent residency of China or D type visa after 5 years of residing in China. The permanent residency visa allows candidate to live in China for 10 years more and independence to exit and enter the country whenever they want and also invite their family to live with them in China.)
Study and Living Expenses in China
China’s affordable living and study expenses are the main reason behind its popularity among international students. The cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou are expensive than others but top ranking universities of China are located there. A student can expect his/her monthly expenses of living in Beijing to be around 1,000 to 1,200 USD and in Shanghai it will be around 850 to 1,200 USD. In rural areas and less popular cities of China your monthly expenses may range between 600 – 1,000 USD.
Study Expenses:
On average, (for English taught Study Programmes) the under graduate programme fee in public universities of China will cost 2200-5000 USD/year. For post graduate Masters Programme the tuition fee in public universities will be 2500-6000 USD /year. For post graduate PhD Programme fee will range between 3000-7000 USD/year.
The tuition fee in Chinese private universities and branch campuses of international universities will be higher than public universities. The average tuition fee for a full time study program will start from 8,000 USD/year to 15,000 USD/year.
Living Expenses:
The rent of accommodation depends on the city and area you choose to live in China. Halls of residence are the cheap cost option and off campus residency will be costly and the bills will not be included in the monthly rents. On average you can expect the monthly rent of halls of residence to be around 150 USD per month and rent of a private flat to be around 550 USD per month.
Food:
In China, the food expenses are quite affordable. A basic menu meal in a restaurant for one person will cost 3.71 USD. In fast food restaurants like McDonalds lunch for one person will cost 4.75 USD. Other edible beverages costs are as such: Coca Cola bottle: 0.49 USD, 1.5 liter water bottle: 0.31 USD, 1 liter milk bottle: 1.88 USD, A loaf of fresh bread (White): 1.60 USD, 1 kg rice: 1.03 USD, dozen eggs: 1.79 USD, 1 kg local cheese: 12.85 USD, 1 kg boneless chicken meat: 3.78 USD, 1 kg beef meat: 10.01 USD and 1 kg of apples: 1.76 USD.
Transportation:
If you live nearby you university campus or on campus residence, you can save transportation cost. A monthly pass of local transport: 17.82 USD.
Part Time Wok and Post Graduation Work Opportunities in China for Students
Part Time Jobs in China
An international student has to seek permission to work part time in China from its hosting institution and immigration department. After getting approval to work part time the local police station will mark your resident permit with permission stamp and you will be legally allowed to work 20 hours a week in semesters and during semester holidays you can work full time. Chinese Government and Universities in corporation with industries and companies are running many internship programmes which will pay you and give you experience of work. If not there are many other options such as:
- Teaching English 100RMB to 200RMB per hour
- Translator $28/hr (German to English, French to English, Hindi to English)
- Voice Recording $40 to $60 USD per hour (reading lines in English for commercials etc)
- Photographer $12 per hour
- Graphic designing $52 per gig
- Hotel/Café/Restaurant Attendant $9 USD to $10 USD per hour
Post Graduation Jobs in China
Getting job is easy for the graduates who have attained degree with subject major related such sectors which require immediate work force and are developing in China. These sectors are:
- Banking and financial services
- Engineering
- Manufacturing
- Sales and marketing
- Technology
- E- Commerce marketing
- Automotive and Operations
Most importantly, experience of work in China is highly preferred by recruiters in China. For that students can enroll in internship and traineeship programmes in China post graduation or during last semester of their study programme so that they can enter the job market of China right after completing their degrees.
China is certainly a progressive wonder of the world. It is just hard to ignore the presence of China in any field of life whether it is in economical sector, infrastructure, education, politics, health or space sciences. It is a super power which has left its mark in every walk of life. It is leaving behind super powers like UK and USA behind in terms of development and progress. There can be extensive reasons to declare China as a top favorite study abroad destination because of its superlative qualities but ulterior one is its high standard of education. Many of Chinese universities are ranked among world’s top 100 best universities by QS and TIMES university rankings. China can be regarded as the best study abroad destination especially for students belonging from Asian countries like Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka. Why consider China as your study abroad destination? The reasons are detailed below:
Get Education From World’s Best Institutions in China
In recent years, China has spent a large amount of money for improvement and quality assurance of its academic institutions which has resulted in enhancing their global reputation and world rankings. China has world’s best universities which have remarkably excelled in engineering, medicine and IT and economics fields. The Chinese Universities have signed collaborative partnerships with numerous world recognized institutions of UK, USA, Australia, Japan and Canada which offer internationally accredited degrees.
China’s Towering Economic Growth and Your Professional Merchandizing
The recruiters and employer’s prefer hiring fresh graduates who have studied in abroad because of their widened approach, adoptability and personal growth. When it comes to China, it is expected to become an economical giant till 2030 estimating by the rate of its rapidly increasing GDP rate. China is attracting investor’s by providing cheap labor, technical assistance with excellent mastery, hard work and professionalism. Having a degree from China, a global economic market will surely add a towering value to your CV. In addition, China offers paid internships to international students, by the time you complete your degree from there you would already have professional experience from experts themselves.
Paradise for Adventure Seekers
Besides top quality education and global economical market, China is a top favorite tourist destination. China is very vast in area and there is much to explore within the country. From visiting the Great Wall of China to do hiking in mountains, or soaking in beeches to encountering the beauty of rice terraces of the Guangxi, being part of man- made wonder Ice Sculpture Festival or taking a trip to rural areas of China to experience scenic landscape. The climate of China will make you witness freezing cold temperature to meltingly hot temperature. Living in China will not be less than a challenge but it will be worthwhile.
Learn About World’s Oldest Civilization
There is not a doubt that China is modernizing and developing faster than no other country in the world. Yet, its cultural roots are 5000 years old. Chinese medicine, calligraphy, cupping therapy, Taichi, cousins and history will be worth exploring during your educational years. You will take a life changing experience back after completing your education.
Cheap Cost of Living and Scholarships in China for Students
Chinese government is running many scholarship programmes to encourage international students to take admission in its universities as part of its globalizing strategy. The merit for admission is also not competitive as compared to UK and USA. Moreover, the living costs of China will be extremely accommodating to your pocket. You will get education from world recognized institution in half the cost, live in international atmosphere and in reasonable cost. What more can one asks for?
Getting Ready for Future With Best Opportunities
China allows international students to work in its territory post graduation from Chinese Universities. China is the land where future seems to be promising and fruitful. The companies and local firms in China are working collaboratively with international firms. They have strong ties around the globe, working in China will give you an access to a broad network and opening of doors where you did not even realize were present. Working in China after graduation means adding a huge value to your resume, enhancing your professional skills and enduing you with a strong work ethic and agility.
Economical growth is impossible without progress and improvement in education sector of any country. As a matter of fact, China has enabled its current massive economical prosperity by enhancing the quality of education of its institutes. In last few decades, Chinese Universities have made remarkable performance at national and international level. Chinese universities have made startling improvement because of collaborations with academic experts and international institutes. The Chinese Government is spending a large amount of its GDP on higher education sector and scholarships for encouraging enrolments. The degrees attained from Chinese institution hold high prestige and recognition internationally. The following guide will help you understand the step to step admission requirements for study abroad in China:
- Choosing a Study Program.
- Choosing a Chinese University for Admission.
- Academic Requirements.
- Language Requirements.
- Method of Application.
- Submitting Required Documents.
- Admission Submission Deadlines
- Waiting for Admission Approval.
Choosing a Study Program
The first step to study in abroad is to choose a stream of education which interests you and has potential of career success in the future. Every stream of education is widely explored in recent times and there is plethora of courses for you to choose from. In fact, the main complication of choosing a study programme is availability of many options. Chinese Universities are offering plenty of study programmes at all academic levels. A student must contemplate upon following factors before while choosing a study program:
- Your interest in subjects
- Search the scope of career your chosen study program has
- The subjects you choose as your study majors must match your intellectual capabilities or else it will be complicated for you to continue studying in the middle of the course
- Every study programme has entry requirement different from other, make sure you meet those requirements
- Read the course outline of all semesters
- The medium of instruction of your chosen study programme must be the language you have command over.
Students Choosing a Chinese University for Admission
Start searching for a right Chinese university for you as soon as you finalize the steam of education and study program you want to pursue your degree in. There are many factors that must be considered while selecting a right university for you. It is recommended to explore maximum universities online and shortlist them in order of preference and apply for admission in at least three of them.
- Check the tuition fee of your study program and compare the fee with other universities,
- Confirm that if the university you are choosing for your education is located in the city of China where you want to study,
- Check the global ranking of the university,
- Check admission eligibility criteria,
- Application submission deadline,
- Documents requirements,
- Availability of on campus residence and
- Check if the university offers any scholarships and fee waivers and if any check eligibility criteria.
Academic Requirements for Students to Get Admission in Chines Universities
The academic requirements for each of study program in China will be different. There are age limits set by Chinese institutions for each of academic level and there are minimum grades set for admission. The Age Requirements for each of academic level set by Chinese institutions are as follows:
- For admission in under graduate study programme, the age of applicant must be under 25 years.
- For admission in post graduate study programme (Masters), the age limit of applicant must be under 35 years
- For admission in post graduate study programme (PhD), the age limit of applicant must be under 40 years.
Academic Requirements:
- For admission in Under Graduate programme, the applicant must have passed a High School Diploma or equivalent (A-Level) from a recognized institution of his country. Your chosen Chinese institution might take an entrance exam to assess your capabilities and passing that entrance exam in good grades will ascertain your admission. The GCSE holders are not granted admission in Chinese universities for under graduate courses; they will have to take admission in foundation course of 1 year duration first before taking admission in Under Graduate study programme.
- For admission in post graduate (Masters) programme, the applicants must have passed Bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution of their country in good grades. Passing an entrance exam is also compulsion for admission in many Chinese Universities that you will have to ascertain before choosing the university in China. The applicant will also be needed to provide two recommendation letters from two of his/her professors.
- For admission in post graduate (PhD) programme, the applicants must have passed Masters Degree from a recognized institute of his/her country in good grades. Two recommendation letters from his/her professors will be required. The Chinese Institution you choose for study might also take an entrance exam which you will have to pass in good grades.
Language Requirements
Chinese language is medium of instruction in all of the Chinese Universities. However, many of Chinese universities are offering study programmes in English language which you must ascertain before selecting a study programme. Even if you choose a study program in English, some command over Chinese language will be required for living in China and you will learn it eventually while your stay there. For admission in Under Graduate or Post Graduate courses, the English Proficiency Test Certificates accepted by Chinese Universities are IELTS and TOEFL and for admission in study programmes with Chinese as medium of instruction you will have to pass Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK) test. There are three difficulty levels of Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK) test which include primary, medium level and advanced level. The level required in Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK) test depends on your study programme and academic level and you will prepare for it accordingly. For example for Science, Engineering and IT Courses in Chinese Language, HSK Elementary Test will be required and for Liberal Arts, Economics and Management Courses in Chinese Language HSK Intermediate Test will be required.
Method of Application
International student can apply for admission directly at their chosen Chinese university through their website or they can choose any of the following two methods of application:
- CUCAS Application Method: – CUCAS is an online application platform which serves as mediator between applicants and Chinese Universities for admissions. By using CUCAS application method you can apply at your chosen Chinese University.
- CUAC Application Method: – CUAC aka China University Application Centre is also an online platform working as a mediator between Chinese University and international students. CUAC is also provides professional guidance regarding course selection in Chinese Universities to applicants.
Submitting Required Documents
The documents required may vary from university to university in China and also depends on your study level and study program. For international students the required documents are corresponded with visa documents and national identity of international students. In general, the following documents are required by all of Chinese Universities for admissions to international students:
- 2 recent passport size photographs of applicant
- A photocopy of applicant’s valid national passport
- Photocopy of National Identity Card
- Health Certificate (proving the applicant is in good health)
- Clearance letter from local police station proving the applicant has good character and has no criminal offence registered against him
- Language proficiency test certificate (for English taught courses IELTS and TOEFL for Chinese language taught courses HSK)
- A letter of guarantee( signed by the guardian or parents of the applicant stating that the applicant will abide all the rules and regulations of Chinese government during his stay in China and stating that the guardian take responsibility of the actions of the applicant)
- Proof of Financial Resources for your education and stay in China
- Transcripts of your academic records, diplomas and certificates
- Recommendation letters from two of applicant’s professors (for post graduate courses)
- You must meet age requirement if the course
- Letter of intent (written by applicant stating why he has chosen certain study programme and explaining his/her professional aspirations)
Admission Submission Deadlines
In China, the academic year is split into two semesters namely spring semester and autumn semester. Some of the universities in China also implement three semester admission schedule. It is better to ascertain the admission deadlines of your chosen Chinese university before planning your admission schedule. But generally, the admission submission deadlines of most of Chinese Universities have following schedule:
- For admission in spring semester the application must be submitted till 15th of July
- For admission in autumn semester the application must be submitted till 30th of April
Waiting for Admission Approval
After submitting the required documents and admission form you can expect the admission process to take 30 to 40 days. If your application gets approved by Chinese university they will send you an acceptance letter or offer letter for admission. You will be asked to pay tuition fee and from there your student visa process will commence. You will have to visit Chinese Consulate for details regarding student visa, purchase health insurance coverage of worth 62,000 USD along with fulfilling other perquisites of student visa.
The affordability of study and living cost in China is pretty most the main characteristic enticing international students to turn their direction towards China. Where countries like UK, USA and Australia are offering high standards of education, altogether they are an expensive option. Compared to them China is investing huge amount of money in improvement of its educational sector and ensuring international quality of education in cost effective tuition fee. Scholarships and fee waiver programmers being run by Chinese Government is another contributing factor in making China a popular study abroad destination. An economically progressive country China hosts over 489,000 international students each year and the numbers are increasing. Internationally recognized degrees, professional grooming, affordable living and cultural and historical adventure of China make it a top study abroad choice. We have written the following guide to give an estimation of cost of study in living in China:
Cost of Study in China for Students
China is home to many of top ranked international universities such as: Peking University, Tsinghua University, Fudan University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University. The public universities have relatively lower tuition fee than private universities which have their own tuition fee criteria. The tuition fee also depends on the study program and duration of study program and academic level.
- On average, the tuition fee in public universities for different courses will range between 3,300 and 10,000 USD/year.
- On average, the tuition fee in private universities for different courses will range between 8,000 USD/year to 15,000 USD/year.
Note: The above estimation of fee is for courses other than medicine, engineering and business management. The courses related to engineering, medicine and business management are expensive than others.
The tuition fee for medicine, engineering and business management study programmes at different academic levels in public universities of China is estimated as:
Under Graduate (Medicine Field):
English taught program in Chinese University will cost 2200-5000 USD/year. Chinese taught program will cost about 3000-4000 USD / year.
Post Graduate Masters (Medicine Field):
English taught program will cost 2500-6000 USD /year. Chinese taught program will cost about 2000-4500 USD / year.
Post Graduate PhD (Medicine Field):
English taught program will cost 3000-7000 USD/year. Chinese taught program will cost about 3000-6000 USD / year.
Diploma in Engineering:
English taught program will cost you about 1500 USD / year. Chinese taught program will cost you about 1500 USD / year.
Under Graduate (Engineering Field):
English taught program will cost you about 2200-3500 USD / year. Chinese taught program will cost you about 2000-3000 USD / year.
Post Graduate Masters (Engineering field):
English taught program will cost you about 3000-4500 USD / year. Chinese taught program will cost you about 2500-4000 USD / year.
Post Graduate PhD (Engineering field):
English taught program will cost you 4000-6000 USD/ year. Chinese taught program will cost you about 2500 -5000USD / year.
Diploma in Business and Management Field:
English taught and Chinese taught programs both will cost you about 1500 USD / year.
Under Graduate (Business and Management field):
English taught program will cost you about 2000-5000 USD / year. Chinese taught program will cost you about 1500-4000 USD / year.
Post Graduate Masters (Business and Management field):
English taught program will cost about 3000-5000 USD / year. Chinese taught program costs about 2000-4500 USD / year.
Post Graduate PhD (Business and Management Field):
English taught program will cost about 4000-6000 USD / year. Chinese taught program will cost about 2500-5000 USD / year.
Tuition Fee in Branch Campuses of UK and USA Universities in China:
The branch campus of UK Universities such as: (Nottingham, Leicester and Lancaster) in China will cost approximately 12,000 USD/year for a Bachelor’s degree and 13,500 USD/year for a Master’s degree. The branch campus of American University in China costs around 8,000 USD/year to 15,000 USD/year.
Tuition Fee in High Ranking Chinese Universities:
Peking University: The fee of under graduate English taught program at Peking University will cost £10,686 for whole four years of study.
Tsinghua University: The fee for English taught under graduate program will cost 7,500 USD/year.
Fudan University: The fee for English taught under graduate program will cost from 8,000 to 11,000 USD/year.
Living Cost in China for International students
The cost of living mainly depends on your spending habits and your life style. China is an affordable country to live in. The accommodation, transportation, health care and food expenditures will never be hard on your pocket if you manage your expenses with consideration and modesty. The living expenses will also fluctuate based on the location and city of China you wish to live. For Example: Beijing and Shanghai are expensive most cities of China but mostly top rated universities are situated there.
Expected Living Cost in Urban Cities of China
- The monthly living expenses of living in Beijing are expected to be around 1,000 to 1,200.
- In Shanghai, the monthly expenses of one person are expected to be around 850 to 1,200 per month.
In less populated cities and rural areas, the living expenses will be quite lower than main stream cities so can expect the living cost in such cities to be around 600 – 1,000 USD/month.
Accommodation Cost in China for Students
For accommodation selection also, you can expect the rents to be higher in urban cities. But some areas in Beijing and Shanghai are affordable in terms of rent. The students can explore the rents through internet in detail before finalizing. The monthly rents of various types of accommodation in China are estimated as:
- Halls of residence: One room monthly rent will be around 150 to 400 USD.
- Hostel: One room monthly rent is expected to be around 18 USD per night.
- Private Flat Rent: depending on various locations in the city and facilities. A one bed room private flat can be around 300 and 1,000 USD per month.
- Home stay: You can expect to spend 350 and 550 USD per month on home stay accommodation.
- Utility bills: monthly cost 50 USD.
- Security deposit amount required for renting any type of accommodation in China: 300 to 460 USD.
Cost of Food
- A basic menu meal for one person in an inexpensive restaurant of China: 3.71 USD
- A basic menu meal for two person in mediocre restaurant of China: 22.27 USD
- Meal at Mc Donalds or Mc Meal or any equivalent fast food chain for one person: 4.75 USD
- Half liter Coca Cola bottle: 0.49 USD
- 1.5 liter water bottle: 0.31 USD
- 1 liter milk bottle: 1.88 USD
- A loaf of fresh bread (White): 1.60 USD
- 1 kg rice: 1.03 USD
- A pack of dozen eggs: 1.79 USD
- 1 kg local cheese: 12.85 USD
- 1 kg boneless chicken meat: 3.78 USD
- 1 kg beef meat: 10.01 USD
- 1 kg of apples: 1.76 USD
- 1 kg of bananas: 1.09 USD
- 1 kg of oranges: 1.72 USD
- 1 kg of tomatoes: 1.20 USD
- 1 kg of potatoes: 0.86 USD
- 1 kg of onions: 0.95 USD
Transportation
The transportation cost in China is also cheap cost. The public transportation system in China is wide spread and well managed. You can use metro trains and buses for your daily travelling in the city. The average cost is estimated below:
- One way ticket in local train: 0.37 USD
- Monthly pass of local transport: 17.82 USD
- City bus one way ticket: 0.3 USD
- Taxi rate per kilometer: 0.33 USD
Other Expenditures
- Monthly internet bill: 14.83 USD
- Fitness club fee monthly: 36.62 USD
- Cinema ticket: 7 USD
Study In China Questions
What are the top five reasons to go to China for higher studies?
Learn Mandarin
Witness China’s development from the first row
Confront yourself to a millennia-old culture
Develop a global mindset
Take advantage of the endless travel opportunities
What is the General undergrad/postgrad admission requirement?
Undergraduate
Recent passport-size photograph
Certified copies of passport
Copies of the academic certificate with detailed academic transcripts
A financial statement showing financial capability
Statement of Purpose
References Letter
Postgraduate:
Bachelor’s Degree
Professional Experience
Statement of Purpose
References Letter
Photocopies of Documents
Certified copies of passport
What are the general visa requirements for the china study visa?
Visa Application Form & Photo.
Passport with at least two blank visa pages with at least 6 months of remaining validity
Photocopy of the passport’s data page and photo page
Is it hard to get a Chinese student visa?
It’s not really that hard to get the student visa, as long as you have the required documents to show that is the correct visa you need.
What are the annual admission intakes for study in China?
There are two intakes:
first china study Admission intake will starts in autumn of each year, requiring fully submission of materials between late February and late July of that year; and the
The second will be starting on spring, receiving materials between late October and late January starting from the previous year to the current year.
What is the major medium of instruction for courses in China?
English taught programs are the best option for international students. There is no need to learn Chinese language for getting a Degree from a Chinese university.
What are the scholarships offered by Chinese universities to international students?
Schwartzman Scholars Program at Tsinghua University
Civil Society Leadership Awards
UNU-INWEH Scholarships in Integrated Drylands Management for Developing Country Students
UNU-IIST Ph.D. Scholarships for International Students
How can I apply for a scholarship in China?
Search Chinese University offering CSC Scholarships and Find the CSC Scholarship webpage of Chinese University CSC Scholarships in Chinese Universities Scholarship to find out if University needs an online application or not.
Create an account on the China Scholarship Council website
Fill CSC Scholarship Online application form attach Documents.
How costly studies in China?
Tuition: 12000-30000RMB a year (depending on the city, school and major)
Accommodation: 1500-2000RMB a month (depending on the location of the school)
Insurance: About 600RMB a year
What are the typical accommodation options while studying in China?
University accommodation
Off-Campus Apartments
What are the types of chinese student visa?
Foreign students who are studying in China must hold an ordinary passport and either an X1 visa (study period of more than 180 days) or an X2 visa (study period of no more than 180 days.).
Can a student work during study abroad in China?
Yes, A Chinese student would be able to work at the same time.
Does the Chinese Government allow the student to stay in China after graduation?
Chinese Government has implemented age and experience verifications that must be fulfilled in order to qualify for a work permit and residence permit visa.
Can international students easily find a job after higher studies in China?
Yes, it has student has the skill and best communication power He would definitely get the job
What are career prospects after study completion in China?
Graduates after completion of Degree can seek jobs in China.
Can an International student get a PR or Citizenship in China after completion of higher studies?
In Order to qualify for citizenship under article 7 of nationality, a foreigner must: have other legitimate reasons for applying for citizenship.
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