Questions about airfare to study in Gothenburg, Sweden

When you apply for a visa, there are a lot of air tickets outside the embassy, and their tickets are relatively cheap. Similarly, Air China's air tickets are about 1,000 cheaper than the one-way ticket on the official website.

Get a visa and then buy a ticket, the cost of changing is too high, at that time, a classmate of mine waited for a visa from Sweden for more than three months, he originally wanted to go to Europe to play around, the ticket had already been bought, but the Schengen visa was a week late, and there was no way but to change the ticket.

Of course, you can buy a round-trip ticket, it will be cheaper, and if you go out for the first time, it is recommended to buy China Airlines, which feels better, and it doesn't matter in the future.

More than 5,000 need is the off-season, and buy in advance, August must be the peak season, students are going out at this time, I think it is unlikely to buy such a cheap ticket.

If the materials are ready, it is better to apply for a visa as soon as possible, and you can start to buy air tickets before you get a visa, and then solve the problem of air tickets when you get a visa.

I wish you all the best.

Upstairs is very in place I went to buy the German Lufthansa before, back and forth are more than 9000, and the change is about 1500, I went at the end of August and then came back in January, you call ** to Lufthansa to ask, because you may not find the information on the official website, remember to book 2 suitcases, but to book early, otherwise there is no.

Admission Requirements:

Bachelor's degree: High school graduate, TOEFL 550 or above.

Graduate student: Bachelor's degree, TOEFL score of 570 or above.

Living expenses: about RMB 4,000-6,000 per month.

Swedish universities now charge tuition fees (about 100,000 yuan) for foreign students, and some ** clubs, such as the Swedish Institute (SI), will provide small scholarships.

If you want to know what universities you can apply to with your GPA, IELTS, TOEFL, GMAT, GRE and other scores, you can enter your own information into the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of students who are similar to you from the database, and see which universities and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

You can refer to the study abroad volunteer reference system to enter your basic personal information, such as major, school, GPA, language scores, intended country, etc., and the system will automatically match the cases of students who are similar to yours to see which colleges and majors they have applied for. You can also filter according to your study abroad goals to see which backgrounds students have applied for your target universities and majors, so as to compare your own situation and choose suitable colleges and majors.

1. Tuition & Application Fees:

1. Universities and colleges in Sweden set their own fees, and the tuition fee for most subjects is between 70,000 and 140,000 Swedish kronor (about 70,000 to 140,000 yuan) per academic year, but some subjects will charge higher tuition fees, such as arts, medicine and pilots.

2. Student Union Membership Fee: Students usually join the local Student Union and pay the relevant membership fee. Depending on the setting of each student union, the membership fee per semester is between SEK 50 and SEK 350 (about 50 to RMB 350).

3. Literature and Teaching Materials: The prescribed reading materials are usually extensive, and students need to buy their own books due to the limited collection of books in the library. However, teachers also prepare and distribute their own subject syllabuses.

On average, students spend SEK 750 (about 750 RMB) per month on textbooks. For subjects such as law and natural sciences, the spending on books may be higher. Many student unions organize book fairs so that students can buy cheap second-hand textbooks.

4. Living expensesIn addition to tuition fees, you also have to prepare for living expenses during your studies. It costs about 7,300 Swedish kronor (about 7,300 RMB) per month. This is a requirement for obtaining a residence permit.

Therefore, if you study in Sweden, you will probably spend about 160,000 yuan a year.

2. The conditions of the application process are as follows;

1。When applying, contact the other school directly and provide personal information, academic certificates, language scores, transcripts, application letters, recommendation letters, proof of ability to pay, etc., different schools may ask for different information. After the application is successful, the other party will send him an offer.

2。After getting the offer, you go to the embassy to apply for a student visa, and you are generally required to provide a passport, offer, valid language scores, physical examination, proof of funds, identity certificate, academic certificate, certificate of no criminal record, marital status certificate, etc. Requirements may vary from country to country.

ps: When you first apply for the school, you don't need a language score, you can first pass the school grades and other documents, the other party will pass the review, and a conditional notice will be issued, and after you get the relevant academic qualifications, you will send it with the language scores, and the other school will send a formal notice.

Third, the main materials required:

1. Certificate of highest education and notarization.

2. Academic performance and notarized certificates.

3. TOFEL, IELTS, GRE, GMAT test scores, or other foreign language learning certificates.

4. Notarized birth certificate.

5. Notarial certificate of marriage.

6. Notarial certificate of no criminal record.

7. Teacher's recommendation letter.

8. Notarial certificate of capital and property guarantee.

9. Proof of employment (if any).

10. Color certificate** and copy of ID card.