What you need to do to prepare for studying in Singapore?

What should I do to prepare before studying in Singapore? Before we go to Singapore to study, we must prepare our belongings, and we must also prepare our hearts. Compared with other countries, the cost of studying in Singapore is relatively low, and the cost of living and tuition fees are much lower than those of other developed countries, making it a very popular destination for studying abroad in Asian countries.

According to experts studying in Singapore, the success rate of visas for Chinese students to study in Singapore has always been very high, and the visa approval process is relatively simple and fast, with the usual application cycle of about 4 to 6 months.

Singapore is a bilingual country, and a large part of it is Chinese. Although there will be more or less differences in diet, season and climate, it is not difficult to adapt to the overall living habits. The teaching model in Singapore is very different from that in China, which focuses on students' self-learning ability and teamwork ability.

Each subject will have one to two project tasks, which need to be completed in groups. Because Singapore is a Commonwealth country, the school teaches in English, and the English proficiency requirements for students are relatively high. Before studying in Singapore, you should strengthen your English learning.

After going to Singapore, you should also pay attention to the following points when reporting to the school: most schools will provide airport pick-up service for new international students. If your school offers airport pick-up service, be sure to specify the contact information for the airport pick-up.

Prepare a good formal outfit for formal occasions. Take a walk around the school's International Student Service Center to check out the various activities you will be participating in, such as orientation. According to the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority, you must collect a valid Student Pass within one month of your arrival in Singapore.

The Immigration Department of Singapore requires international students to attend classes at least 90% per month, otherwise they will be refused for visa renewal. If a student needs to take leave due to illness during the study period, he or she must apply to the head of the department and provide a sick leave certificate issued by a regular doctor, and the leave can only be granted after approval. Any person who takes leave or returns to their home country for more than 60 days must re-apply to the Singapore Immigration Department after the expiry of their student visa and cannot apply for an extension. It is recommended to bring all your documents to Singapore, as you will likely need them in the school application process.

Prepare a certain amount of 2-inch and 1-inch barehead** for studying in Singapore, which can be prepared for emergencies.

In addition, when you first arrive in Singapore, you can bring some money in case of emergency, and RMB, HKD, USD, etc. can be exchanged for Singapore dollars here.

After arriving in Singapore, there will be relevant teachers to guide you in both study and life. In terms of the choice of major, it is recommended not to make a premature conclusion, but to carefully listen to the opinions before making a decision after the most detailed communication with the school tutor based on the social situation in Singapore and the future career plan. International students who go to Singapore to study in ** primary and secondary schools do not need to worry too much about life because they are usually accompanied by their parents.

For international students who do not have family members to accompany them, the preparation for studying in Singapore before going abroad is actually an adjustment of mentality.

If you want to study abroad and don't know how to choose a school, you can give yourself a position through this study abroad positioning system, enter your GPA, major, language scores, school background, etc., and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates in the database who are similar to you, you can see which schools they have applied to, and understand the TA's handling agency and final admission results, so as to provide reference for your study abroad plan. Combined with their own situation, they can also have a general positioning.

You can also check according to the study abroad goals, and see what backgrounds (how many points in language scores, what is the school background, what major, how much GPA is the GPA, etc.) of your target universities and majors, and then compare your own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

Undergraduate students studying in Singapore need to make the following pre-departure preparations:

To apply for a visa, you need to provide valid passports, admission notices, proof of funds and other documents to ensure that the materials are complete and accurate.

3. Proof of financial ability: When applying for a visa, you also need to provide proof of financial ability to prove that you have enough funds to cover living expenses and tuition fees during your study abroad. Typically, the Singapore Education Authority stipulates that international students need to have at least S$10,000 per year for living expenses.

4. Medical insurance: Before studying abroad, you need to purchase a comprehensive medical insurance and make sure it is valid in Singapore. In this way, whether it is an accident or a sudden illness, you can get timely medical coverage.

It is also important to understand Singapore's healthcare system and consultation process in advance in case you need it.

5. Preparation for studying: Before studying in Singapore, you can learn some about Singapore's culture and customs in advance in order to better adapt to the new environment. It is also necessary to have an in-depth understanding of the curriculum and academic requirements of the target school, and to be fully prepared for learning.

If English is not your first language, it is advisable to take language training or take an English test in advance to meet the school's entry requirements.

6. Accommodation arrangement: After confirming the study abroad plan, you need to arrange the accommodation properly. There are many student dormitories and apartments to choose from in Singapore, and some universities even offer on-campus accommodation.

To study in Singapore, undergraduate students need to apply for a visa in advance, complete the application process, prepare a certificate of financial ability, purchase medical insurance, prepare for study and arrange accommodation, etc. I hope the above information can be helpful to you, and I wish you all the best in your studies!