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Introduction: China is known for its rich culture, technological advancements, and affordable living, making it an ideal destination for international students. Here's a breakdown of what you can expect in terms of living costs and earning possibilities while studying in China.
Living Costs:
Accommodation: Student dormitories range from 1000 – 3000 CNY per month, while renting a private apartment can cost between 2000 – 5000 CNY per month depending on the city and location.
Food: Eating out is quite affordable, with a meal at an inexpensive restaurant costing around 10 – 20 CNY. Monthly grocery bills can range from 400 – 500 CNY.
Transportation: Public transportation is very cost-effective. A monthly pass for buses and subways is approximately 50 – 100 CNY.
Other Expenses: Additional costs such as mobile phone plans, internet, and entertainment can add up to about 100 – 300 CNY.
Earning Possibilities: International students are allowed to take part-time jobs to support their living expenses. Common part-time jobs include:
Teaching English: One of the most popular options, with hourly wages ranging from 75 – 200 CNY.
Tutoring: Private tutoring can earn you about 150 CNY per hour.
Freelancing: Opportunities in writing, graphic design, or IT, which can be done remotely.
On-campus Jobs: Positions like research assistants or administrative roles, with wages around 50 – 75 CNY per hour.
Introduction: Applying to Chinese universities through Edu Quest International is a streamlined and supportive process. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you navigate your application.
Steps:
Choosing a University and Program:
Research universities and programs that match your academic interests and career goals.
Edu Quest International can assist in identifying the best options based on your preferences and qualifications.
Preparing Necessary Documents:
Transcripts: Certified copies of your academic records.
Recommendation Letters: Usually, two or three from your previous teachers or professors.
Personal Statement: An essay detailing your academic background, achievements, and reasons for choosing the specific program.
Language Proficiency: Proof of Chinese (HSK) or English (IELTS/TOEFL) proficiency, depending on the language of instruction.
Submitting the Application:
Contact Edu Quest International for personalized assistance.
Our team will help you prepare and submit your application through the appropriate channels, ensuring all documents are complete and accurate.
Pay the application fee, which ranges from 10,000 LKR, directly through Edu Quest International.
Application Deadlines:
Fall semester: March to June.
Spring semester: October to December.
Follow-up Steps:
Edu Quest International will keep you updated on the status of your application.
Prepare for an interview if required.
Await the admission decision and follow our detailed instructions for enrollment.
Introduction: China offers numerous scholarships to international students to promote cultural exchange and academic excellence. Here are some of the key scholarships you can apply for.
Types of Scholarships:
Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC):
Covers tuition, accommodation, living allowance, and comprehensive medical insurance.
Application through the CSC website or the Chinese Embassy in your country.
Confucius Institute Scholarship:
Aimed at students, scholars, and Chinese language teachers who wish to study Chinese language and culture.
Covers tuition, accommodation, living allowance, and medical insurance.
University-specific Scholarships:
Many universities offer their own scholarships for outstanding international students.
Check the university’s website for specific details and application procedures.
Eligibility Criteria:
Must be a non-Chinese citizen.
Meet the age and academic requirements for the specific scholarship.
Excellent academic performance and other criteria as specified by the scholarship program.
Application Process:
Prepare Documents: Transcripts, recommendation letters, personal statement, study plan, and other required documents.
Submit Application: Through the relevant scholarship portal or the university's online system.
Deadlines: Typically, between January and April for CSC, but varies for other scholarships.
Introduction: To study in China, you will need to obtain a student visa (X visa). Here’s what you need to know about the visa application process.
Types of Visas:
X1 Visa: For students studying in China for more than 180 days.
X2 Visa: For students studying in China for less than 180 days.
Application Process:
Required Documents:
Admission Notice: From the university.
JW202/JW201 Form: Visa application form issued by the Chinese Ministry of Education.
Passport: Valid for at least six months beyond your planned stay.
Photos: Passport-sized photos as per the specifications.
Medical Examination Report: Depending on the duration of your stay.
Submission:
Apply at the Chinese Embassy or Consulate in your home country.
Submit the application form along with the required documents.
Processing Time:
Generally, takes about 4-7 working days.
Expedited services are available at an additional cost.
Post-Arrival:
Registration: Register at the local police station within 24 hours of arrival.
Residence Permit: For X1 visa holders, apply for a residence permit at the local Public Security Bureau within 30 days of entry.
