The admissions process for international students in Malaysia can be divided into 9 steps:

Pre-application stage
  • Submit your application form and documents to the university admissions team.
  • The application form and documents required will vary depending on the university, but typically include your academic transcripts, English proficiency test scores, and a letter of motivation. You may also be required to provide other documents, such as a passport copy or other aditional documents.
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Discussion with advisor
  • Schedule a call with an advisor to discuss your academic background, interests, and requirements.
  • This is an opportunity to learn more about the university and the programs that are offered. You can also ask questions about the admissions process and the student visa application.
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Offer of admission

Once your application is approved, you will receive an offer letter from the university. The offer letter will include information about the program you have been accepted to, the tuition fees, and the start date. You will need to accept the offer of admission within a certain time period.

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Offer acceptance

Once you have accepted the offer of admission, you will need to make the required payment to the university. You will also need to submit the acceptance documents, which may include a medical certificate and a financial statement.

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Student visa application

The student visa application process can vary depending on your nationality. You will need to provide the required documents to the Malaysian embassy or consulate in your home country.

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Single entry visa

If you are required to obtain a single entry visa, you can apply for it at your nearest Malaysian embassy or online. The visa application process typically takes a few weeks.

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Accommodation booking

You can choose to stay in university housing or private housing. If you choose to stay in university housing, you will need to book your accommodation through the university admissions team.

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Arrival in Malaysia

When you arrive in Malaysia, you will need to present your passport, visa, and other required documents to the immigration authorities.

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Medical checkup

Within 7 days of arrival, you will need to go for a medical checkup at a designated clinic. The medical checkup is required to ensure that you are in good health and do not pose a risk to public health.

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