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MALAYSIA STUDY VISA

The idea of studying in Malaysian universities are steadily developing and aren’t far behind universities that provide world-class education, VJC Overseas, Malaysia consultancy in Hyderabad encourages students to get admitted in Malaysia because the countries education system emphasis on international standards, not being on par with those in other Asian countries such as Hong Kong and Singapore. several universities offer courses in computer science and engineering that are among the top 100 in the world.

VJC Overseas one of the top consultants lined in as Malaysia consultancy in Hyderabad has placed number of students in most of the Malaysian universities who hold their lectures in English. Malaysia has a lower cost of living and studying than countries such as Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and Canada. An undergraduate course at the University of Nottingham’s UK campus costs £13,470, while the same course at the Malaysia campus costs MYR 39,990 (roughly £7,000). The course has the same module material and assessment requirements as the previous one.

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Our country's regional visa-free policy for foreigners mainly includes:

Hong Kong and Macao foreign tour groups to enter Guangdong 144-hour visa-free policy. Citizens of countries with diplomatic ties with China holding ordinary passports may visit the nine cities in the Greater Bay area and the Shantou Bay Area without the need for a visa after entering the region through a group of Hong Kong and macao-registered travel agents, activities will be held in the cities of Guangzhou, Foshan, Zhaoqing, Shenzhen, Dongguan, Huizhou, Zhuhai, Zhongshan, Jiangmen and Shantou, group in and out, stay less than 144 hours.

Visa-free entry policy for tour groups from ASEAN countries to Guilin, Guangxi. Group tours (2 or more) from ASEAN countries (Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Singapore, Brunei Darussalam, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia) , with an ordinary passport, you can enter or leave the country visa-free through the Guilin Airport and travel agencies in Guilin, stay no longer than 144 hours.

Visa-free entry policy for foreign tour groups by cruise. Foreign tour groups (2 or more persons) on cruises and received by travel agencies in China, visa-free group visits are available from 13 cruise ports in Tianjin, Dalian, Shanghai, Lianyungang, Wenzhou and Zhoushan, Xiamen, Qingdao, Beihai, Haikou and Sanya, the tour group shall travel with the same cruise to the next port until the departure of this cruise, activities for Tianjin, Hebei, Liaoning, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Shandong, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan and other 11 coastal provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the central government) and Beijing, stay no longer than 15 days.

4th, 59 countries personnel entry Hainan 30 days visa-free policy. Russia, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Norway, Ukraine, Italy, Austria, Finland, the Netherlands, Denmark, Switzerland, Sweden, Spain, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Ireland, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Albania, the United States, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Kazakhstan, the Philippines, Indonesia, Brunei, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Monaco, Belarus and 59 other countries hold ordinary passports, for short-term reasons such as tourism, business, visit, family visit, medical treatment, convention and exhibition, sports competition, etc. (except for work and study reasons) , visa-free entry to Hainan may be granted, the scope of activities shall be within the administrative area of Hainan province, and the entry and exit ports shall be all open ports of Hainan province, and the stay time shall not exceed 30 days.

Visa-free 144-hour entry policy for foreign tour groups from Hong Kong and Macao. Citizens of countries with diplomatic relations with China who hold ordinary passports and visit Hong Kong and Macao may visit Hainan visa-free if they are in a group of two or more members of a travel agency legally registered in Hong Kong and Macao, activities for the administrative area of Hainan province, the entry and exit ports for all open ports in Hainan province, the use of group entry and exit mode, stay less than 144 hours.

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GISB in S'pore Part III.

Woman shares her experience of working at two GISBH cafes in Kampong Gelam, not being paid a salary.

For a year and a half since 2010, Ummu Shofiyah Muhammad Amin, now 27 years old, has been one of the residents of the 'guest house' operated by Global Ikhwan Services and Business Holdings (GISBH) located at Jalan Pari Dedap. She and three other younger sisters were sent to GISBH hostels. Shofiyah also worked at two GISBH cafes in Kampong Gelam and according to her, was not paid a salary.

In her sharing, Shofiyah recalled her memories when she was first sent to the GISBH hostel in 2010. "At that time, I was about 13 years old, just finished the PSLE exam. In December, I had to take one test (by GISBH). In January, I walked into a hostel in one of the Bandar Country Homes in Rawang, Selangor, Malaysia."

"I asked my mother why I had to go there because my PSLE results were also quite good but my mother said that the hostel would also teach me the content that I would study in Singapore. I went there with a heavy heart because I felt I would waste my time," said Shofiyah. According to Shofiyah, she stayed in the hostel for about a month only. "In the dormitory, everyone is Singaporean. We lived in a small room with eight other students. The hostel is in a terrace house but we only got one room,"

Shofiyah claimed that she never studied or received an education there. "I just have to cook, if they tell us to cook. We also tidy up the house. We don't learn," said Shofiyah.

She then complained to her mother when she returned to Singapore. Shofiyah explained that since the Singaporean students also do not have visas, they need to return to Singapore once a month. "When I returned to Singapore, I told my mother that I was not going to the school she had promised. I feel like I've been cheated. I told my mother that I didn't study, didn't do anything. So why do I need to live in the dormitory again," explained Shofiyah. Due to her complaint, Shofiyah was transferred and sent to the promised dormitory. She stayed in the dormitory for another five months.

"When I was in the hostel, I didn't feel anything strange because we studied according to the materials of madrasah schools in Malaysia. The books used are not entirely books about Abuya. There are also books from outside. They also teach basics such as tauhid, fardu ain, tajwid," he added. But a few months later, they stopped studying altogether. "At that time, Abuya had passed away. After that, his son, who is also the principal of the dormitory, also died, and strange things began to happen. We don't learn anymore," Shofiyah claimed.

Not long after, Shofiyah was brought back by her mother to Singapore and delivered to a GISBH-controlled 'charity house' at Jalan Pari Dedap. As Shofiyah recalls, she lived in a 'charity house' at the mentioned location for about a year and a half from 2010.

There, she once again admitted that she had never studied. "If my mother hadn't come to the house, we wouldn't have learned. We just hang out with other friends," said Shofiyah. According to her, there were less than 20 adolescent girls between the ages of 13 and 20 living with her at the time. Shofuyah said: "There, we will be divided into several groups. So every week we have an assignment. This week, we need to do one task. Another week, we need to do other house chores as well. It's our daily routine." "The good thing is that we still pray in congregation. Half an hour before prayer, we are ready to sit in the saf, pray," she added.

According to Shofiyah, some of the things taught were quite suspicious after Abuya died. Abuya is the nickname for the founder of Al-Arqam, Ashaari Muhammad.

"They teach about 'Islamic Holy Sex' where women need to dress sexy for their husbands. At that time, I was young, too young to understand the subject." "Umm Jah (Abuya's second wife) also said that she could have sex with Abuya in the spirit realm. To me, it was a bit suspicious. How can a living person enter the spirit realm? I know that she is the wife of Abuya so what she said, we should believe that it came from Abuya," Shofiyah said.

Another thing that caused her doubts at that time was the practice of 'Tabung Takwa'. "Every month we have to contribute to this fund. They say that our level of piety depends on how much we contribute. I was only 13 years old at the time. I also don't receive much pocket money." "So sometimes I only have S$3. I have to give the money but every day I will pray tahajjud, pray on time, pray but my taqwa is only worth S$3? It made me think because they also said that people who are not worshippers will not enter heaven. What about my relatives who I know their worship is more than mine. Does that mean they will not go to heaven because they do not contribute to the piety?" explained Shofiyah.

Shofiyah also shared her experience working in two cafes operated by GISBH. His first experience was around 2013. "The first is a shop selling Malay side dishes next to Kampong Glam Cafe. I come every morning to help. I 'worked' there with my sister. So I will take turns to work. For example, on Monday I work, on Tuesday she also works. We need to be in that shop from 10 am to 10 pm. Every week, we will work about three or four days," said Shofiyah. During that period, Shofiyah claimed that she was never paid a salary.

In 2015, Shofiyah also worked at another café run by GISBH in the Kampong Gelam area. The name of the shop, according to Shofiyah's mother, Ms. Yuwana Muhammad Ehwan, is Mat'ma Ikhwan. According to some reports, the company was founded in 2012.

In 2016, Shofiyah decided to leave GISBH. At that time, she began attending Quran classes with her mother. However, she was deemed to be not committed to GISBH. "They said I didn't spend time in cafes. I was told to always go out. They always ask, why do you need to study outside? Why not focus on the congregation (GISBH)?"

Since then, Shofiyah has taken several courses and classes to improve her skills. "I started going to tuition with my grandfather. I have also taken the Workplace Literacy and Numeracy (WPLN) course. I also enrolled for the pre-diploma in Andalus, while taking the 'N' level exams," she explained. Prior to 2019, Shofiyah successfully passed the 'O' level examination while studying for a Diploma in Shariah at the Muhammadiyah Islamic College. She also served as an early education teacher for five years.

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Pursuing a Law Degree in Malaysia Your Ultimate Guide preface

Are you aspiring to pursue a career in law course in Malaysia as your academic destination? Look no farther! In this comprehensive companion, we will explore everything you need to know about law courses and universities in Malaysia. Whether you're interested in a bachelorette's degree in law or seeking information about the legal education geography in Malaysia, we have got you covered.

What are the options for pursuing a law course in Malaysia? Malaysia offers colorful options for scholars interested in studying law. You can pursue a law degree at both undergraduate and postgraduate situations. The two primary types of law programs are Bachelorette of Laws(LL.B) This is an undergraduate program that generally takes three to four times to complete. It's a prerequisite for those aspiring to come advocates in Malaysia. Master of Laws(LL.M) If you formerly retain anLL.B or original degree, you can advance your legal education by pursuing anLL.M in technical areas of law.

Which universities in Malaysia offer law courses? Several reputed universities in Malaysia offer law programs. Some of the top choices include University of Malaya( UM) UM is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Malaysia, known for its comprehensive law programs. Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia( UKM) UKM offers a wide range of law courses and is honored for its legal inquiry and faculty skills. Taylor's University Taylor's University provides a holistic legal education experience, fastening on practical chops and transnational exposure. Universiti Teknologi MARA( UiTM) UiTM is known for its expansive law programs and excellent installations. FAQ Law University in Malaysia

What should I consider when choosing a law university in Malaysia? When opting a law university in Malaysia, consider the following factors a. Accreditation insure that the university and its law programs are honored and accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency( MQA). Faculty Research the qualifications and skills of the faculty members. Endured professors can greatly enhance your literacy experience. Specializations If you have a specific area of interest within law, look for universities that offer specialized courses or attention. installations value the lot installations, including libraries, questionable courtrooms, and legal conventions, as they play a pivotal part in your education.

Are transnational scholars drink at Malaysian law universities? Yes, Malaysian law universities are open to transnational scholars. numerous universities have devoted transnational services to help with admissions, visa procedures, and artistic integration. English is the medium of instruction in top law programs, making it accessible for foreign scholars. FAQ Bachelorette in Law Malaysia

What are the career prospects after completing a bachelorette's degree in law in Malaysia? After carrying a bachelorette's degree in law(LL.B) in Malaysia, you can pursue colorful career paths, including a. Legal guru If you aspire to come a counsel, you will need to complete the Certificate in Legal Practice( CLP) or the Bar Professional Training Course( BPTC) before being admitted to the bar. Legal Advisor numerous associations, including pots and government agencies, hire legal counsels to give legal counsel and guidance. Commercial Sector You can work in the commercial sector, handling legal matters for businesses. Academia Some graduates choose to pursue a career in academia by getting law professors or experimenters.

How can I prepare for a bachelorette's degree in law in Malaysia? To prepare for a bachelorette's degree in law in Malaysia, you can a. Familiarize Yourself with Legal Basics Read introductory books on law to gain a foundational understanding. better Your English As English is the language of instruction, enhancing your language chops is essential. Stay Informed Keep up with current legal issues and developments in Malaysia to stay informed and engaged. Conclusion Pursuing a law degree in Malaysia is an excellent choice for those seeking a comprehensive legal education in a culturally different and vibrant climate. With multitudinous estimable universities offering quality law programs, you can embark on your trip towards a satisfying career in law. Flash back to consider your specific interests and pretensions when choosing a university and program that align with your bournes .

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Australia Sets New Limit Visas on Overseas Students

Australia introduces new restrictions on visas for overseas students, aiming to address immigration concerns and balance the education sector's growth with national priorities. The policy impacts international education and migration pathways.

From 2025 onwards, a limit on admission for international students will be in place. This decision, while necessary, is made with full acknowledgement of the potential impact on the international student community. The government, in its efforts to balance various factors, will also limit the intake for the number of student visas available for international students, a move that will be felt by many aspiring students.

Australia's latest policy reform will set a 270,000 visa cap for international students in 2025, with specific limits imposed on each institution.

This new limit, formally referred as the National Planning Level (NPL) for foreign student enrolments, will be allocated across the higher education and vocational educational sectors.

Australia Limits International Student Numbers

Government data indicates that the new cap will allow approximately 145,000 international students to enrol in public universities and about 95,000 in vocational institutions. This represents a reduction of roughly 7,000 students compared to pre-pandemic figures and 53,000 fewer than the previous year.

Caps are set according to 2019 enrollment data, with adjustments for institutions that expanded between 2019 and 2023. Universities with larger international student populations will experience stricter growth controls.

Categories Excluded from the Student Cap

The government has clarified that specific sectors are not covered by the NPL, including:

1. Schools

2. Higher degree research programs

3. Standalone English-language providers (ELICOS)

4. Non-award programs

The Department of Home Affairs presented information showing that the number of student visas granted in the most recent financial year plunged by 60,000 compared to 2023.

Chair of Universities Australia, highlighted that visa grants for higher education have decreased by 23% compared to the previous year. This decrease has resulted in a $4.3 billion economic loss and created job losses for 14,000 jobs within the sector.

The government has commendably raised visa processing fees from $710 to $1,600, the most significant increase in five years. This recent change in the migration fee for student visa of Australia has already cut short offshore interest in vocational education, and upcoming updates later this year can dampen permanent migration opportunities for international students.

Specifically, 40% of prospective students from the Philippines and Malaysia have suggested they might rule out Australia as a study destination due to the increased visa fees.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the new cap for overseas students applying for Australian student visas in 2025?

The Australian government intends to keep international students at 270,000 by 2025. This new limit will be divided among the higher education and vocational sectors, with caps set for each institution.

Which sectors are excluded from the National Planning Level (NPL) for international student enrolments?

The NPL does not apply to schools, higher degree research programs, standalone English-language providers (ELICOS), and non-award programs.

Will the decrease in visa grants impact the higher education sector?

A recent cut in visa approvals has caused a 23% drop in higher education enrolments.

How will rising visa processing fees impact international students?

The recent government increase in visa processing fees from $710 to $1,600 is the largest hike in five years. This significant rise will undoubtedly concern international students, potentially leading them to consider other study destinations. It's important for students to be aware of these potential impacts as they make their decisions.

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What are the Requirements for MBA in Malaysia?

Pursuing an MBA in Malaysia has become increasingly popular among both local and international students, thanks to the country's quality education system and competitive costs. Let's explore the key requirements you need to meet to pursue an MBA in Malaysian universities.

Study in Malaysia

Academic Requirements

Most Malaysian universities require candidates to have:

A bachelor's degree from a recognized university with a minimum CGPA of 2.50 or equivalent

For candidates with CGPA below 2.50, relevant work experience may be considered as an additional qualification

Some top universities like University Malaya may require a higher CGPA of 3.00

Work Experience

Work experience requirements vary by institution, but generally:

2-5 years of full-time professional work experience is typically required

Some universities may accept fresh graduates with exceptional academic records

Executive MBA programs usually require 5+ years of managerial experience

Language Proficiency

For English-taught programs, candidates must demonstrate proficiency through:

IELTS with a minimum score of 6.0-6.5

TOEFL iBT with a minimum score of 80-90

Some universities may waive this requirement if your previous degree was taught in English

Additional Requirements

Universities may also require:

Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) scores, typically 550 or higher

Letters of recommendation from academic or professional references

Statement of purpose outlining your career goals

Updated resume/CV

Interview performance (for some institutions)

Documentation

You'll need to prepare:

Certified copies of academic transcripts and certificates

Passport-sized photographs

Copy of identification documents (passport for international students)

Proof of financial capability to support your studies

Financial Considerations

While not strictly a requirement, it's important to note that you should be prepared for:

Tuition fees ranging from RM30,000 to RM80,000 for the full program

Living expenses in Malaysia (approximately RM1,500-3,000 per month)

Insurance coverage (mandatory for international students)

Application Process

The general application process involves:

Choosing your preferred university and program

Submitting online application forms

Paying application fees

Submitting required documents

Attending interviews if required

Receiving offer letter

Applying for student visa (for international students)

Study in Malaysia

Special Considerations for International Students

International students must also:

Obtain a student visa

Provide proof of health insurance coverage

Submit documents translated to English if they're in other languages

Meet additional requirements specific to their country of origin

Remember that requirements may vary between universities and specific MBA programs. It's advisable to check with your chosen institution for their exact requirements and any recent changes in admission policies.

Some popular universities offering MBA programs in Malaysia include:

University Malaya (UM)

University Putra Malaysia (UPM)

Asia School of Business (in collaboration with MIT Sloan)

University Saints Malaysia (USM)

HELP University

Research each institution's specific requirements and program offerings to find the best fit for your career goals and circumstances. When making your decision, consider factors such as program duration, teaching methodology, networking opportunities, and post-graduation career support.

What are the Requirements for MBA in Malaysia?

Pursuing an MBA in Malaysia has become increasingly popular among both local and international students, thanks to the country's quality education system and competitive costs. Let's explore the key requirements you need to meet to pursue an MBA in Malaysian universities.

Study in Malaysia

Academic Requirements

Most Malaysian universities require candidates to have:

A bachelor's degree from a recognized university with a minimum CGPA of 2.50 or equivalent

For candidates with CGPA below 2.50, relevant work experience may be considered as an additional qualification

Some top universities like University Malaya may require a higher CGPA of 3.00

Work Experience

Work experience requirements vary by institution, but generally:

2-5 years of full-time professional work experience is typically required

Some universities may accept fresh graduates with exceptional academic records

Executive MBA programs usually require 5+ years of managerial experience

Language Proficiency

For English-taught programs, candidates must demonstrate proficiency through:

IELTS with a minimum score of 6.0-6.5

TOEFL iBT with a minimum score of 80-90

Some universities may waive this requirement if your previous degree was taught in English

Additional Requirements

Universities may also require:

Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) scores, typically 550 or higher

Letters of recommendation from academic or professional references

Statement of purpose outlining your career goals

Updated resume/CV

Interview performance (for some institutions)

Documentation

You'll need to prepare:

Certified copies of academic transcripts and certificates

Passport-sized photographs

Copy of identification documents (passport for international students)

Proof of financial capability to support your studies

Financial Considerations

While not strictly a requirement, it's important to note that you should be prepared for:

Tuition fees ranging from RM30,000 to RM80,000 for the full program

Living expenses in Malaysia (approximately RM1,500-3,000 per month)

Insurance coverage (mandatory for international students)

Application Process

The general application process involves:

Choosing your preferred university and program

Submitting online application forms

Paying application fees

Submitting required documents

Attending interviews if required

Receiving offer letter

Applying for student visa (for international students)

Study in Malaysia

Special Considerations for International Students

International students must also:

Obtain a student visa

Provide proof of health insurance coverage

Submit documents translated to English if they're in other languages

Meet additional requirements specific to their country of origin

Remember that requirements may vary between universities and specific MBA programs. It's advisable to check with your chosen institution for their exact requirements and any recent changes in admission policies.

Some popular universities offering MBA programs in Malaysia include:

University Malaya (UM)

University Putra Malaysia (UPM)

Asia School of Business (in collaboration with MIT Sloan)

University Saints Malaysia (USM)

HELP University

Research each institution's specific requirements and program offerings to find the best fit for your career goals and circumstances. When making your decision, consider factors such as program duration, teaching methodology, networking opportunities, and post-graduation career support.

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STUDY VISA IN MALAYSIA

VJC Overseas one of the top consultants lined in as Malaysia consultancy in Hyderabad has placed number of students in most of the Malaysian universities who hold their lectures in English. Malaysia has a lower cost of living and studying than countries such as Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and Canada. An undergraduate course at the University of Nottingham’s UK campus costs £13,470, while the same course at the Malaysia campus costs MYR 39,990 (roughly £7,000). The course has the same module material and assessment requirements as the previous one.

While studying in Malaysia through the assistance of Malaysia consultancy in Hyderabad- VJC Overseas, international students also have the exceptional opportunity to combine which allows them to finish their undergraduate degrees at different partnering universities in different nations. The US, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, France, Germany, and the UK are among the participating nations.

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International Admission Service: Trusted Education Consultancy Firm in Bangladesh

Why Choose an Education Consultancy Firm in Bangladesh?

Education consultancy firms in Bangladesh play a crucial role in helping students pursue higher education abroad. These firms provide expert guidance, from selecting the right country and university to assisting with visas, documentation and scholarships. With increasing competition, consultancy services save students valuable time and ensure successful applications. For Bangladeshi students, consultancy firms like International Admission Service specialize in countries like the UK, Canada, Sweden and Malaysia, offering tailored advice to match academic and career goals.

Study in UK from Bangladesh: Top Reasons and Popular Courses

The UK is a top destination for Bangladeshi students due to its world-renowned universities, diverse courses and high academic standards. Popular courses include Business, Engineering, Computer Science and Law. The UK's post-study work visa allows graduates to work up to 2 years, making it highly attractive. Cities like London, Manchester and Birmingham offer vibrant student life and cultural diversity, making it easier for international students to adapt and succeed.

Admission Requirements for Bangladeshi Students to Study in UK

International students need to meet specific academic and English language requirements to study in UK from Bangladesh. A minimum IELTS score of 6.0-6.5 is typically required. Universities ask for educational transcripts, a statement of purpose (SOP), letters of recommendation and proof of financial ability. For undergraduate programs, students require A-levels or equivalent qualifications, while postgraduate admissions demand a bachelor's degree with relevant academic performance.

Study in Canada from Bangladesh: Key Benefits and Best Programs

Canada offers high-quality education, affordability and a multicultural environment, making it a preferred choice for Bangladeshi students. Programs in Business, IT, Healthcare and Engineering are particularly popular. Canada's immigration-friendly policies, such as the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), allow students to stay and work after graduation. Cities like Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal have excellent universities like the University of Toronto and McGill University.

How to Apply for a Canadian Study Visa from Bangladesh

Students need a valid letter of acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) to apply for a Canadian study visa. Key requirements include proof of funds for tuition and living expenses, a clean medical record and an IELTS score of 6.0 or higher. The visa application process can be completed online through the IRCC portal, with the International Admission Service offering professional guidance to streamline the process and improve success rates.

Study in Sweden from Bangladesh: Cost of Education and Scholarships

Sweden is gaining popularity among Bangladeshi students due to its affordable tuition fees and high-quality education system. Public universities in Sweden offer tuition waivers and scholarships for international students, reducing the financial burden. Living costs in cities like Stockholm and Lund are manageable with part-time work opportunities. Sweden also offers unique technology, business and sustainability programs, attracting students seeking innovation-driven careers.

Top Universities in Sweden for Bangladeshi Students

Sweden is home to globally ranked universities such as Uppsala University, Lund University and KTH Royal Institute of Technology. These institutions provide excellent facilities, English-taught programs and strong industry connections. Bangladeshi students can pursue Engineering, Business, Public Health and Data Science degrees. The innovative Swedish education system emphasizes research, creativity and collaboration, preparing students for global careers.

Study in Malaysia from Bangladesh: Benefits of Studying in Asia

Malaysia offers affordable education and affordable living costs, making it an ideal destination for Bangladeshi students—universities like Malaya and Taylor's University offer internationally recognized degrees. Malaysia's English-speaking environment and cultural diversity ensure a comfortable experience for international students. Programs in Hospitality, Business and Engineering are particularly popular, with opportunities for global transfer programs to partner universities.

Step-by-Step Admission Process for International Students

The international admission process involves several steps: selecting a course and university, preparing documents (academic certificates, IELTS scores, SOP) and submitting applications. Once accepted, students must secure a student visa and arrange accommodation. Education consultancy firms like International Admission Service guide students through each step, ensuring that deadlines are met, documents are accurate and visa interviews are successful.

How International Admission Services Help Students Achieve Their Dreams

International Admission Service is a trusted education consultancy firm in Bangladesh that simplifies the process of studying abroad. From shortlisting universities to preparing visa applications, their team offers personalized support. Their expertise in the UK, Canada, Sweden and Malaysia ensures that students choose the best institutions and scholarships to meet their academic and career goals. With professional advice, Bangladeshi students can confidently pursue quality education abroad.

Conclusion

This comprehensive article addresses studying in the UK, Canada, Sweden and Malaysia from Bangladesh while emphasizing the role of education consultancy firms like the International Admission Service. Each section highlights the benefits, processes and requirements to help students make informed decisions. With proper planning and professional guidance, Bangladeshi students can successfully fulfil their dreams of studying abroad.

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Top Scholarships for International Students with a UK Study Visa

The UK is one of the most popular destinations for international students, offering world-class education, a vibrant multicultural environment, and unparalleled career opportunities. However, the cost of studying in the UK can be significant, especially when factoring in tuition fees and living expenses. To ease this financial burden, many scholarships are available to international students applying for a UK study visa. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the top scholarships that can help make your UK education dream a reality.

1. Chevening Scholarships

The prestigious Chevening Scholarships are funded by the UK government and offered to outstanding students from around the world. This fully funded scholarship covers tuition fees, living expenses, airfare, and other allowances. It’s ideal for students pursuing master’s degrees in the UK. Applicants must demonstrate leadership potential, academic excellence, and a strong commitment to their home country’s development.

2. Commonwealth Scholarships

Designed for students from Commonwealth countries, this scholarship aims to support individuals who would otherwise be unable to afford a UK education. It covers tuition fees, airfare, and living costs for master’s and PhD programs. Priority is given to students in fields that promote development, such as engineering, agriculture, and public health.

3. GREAT Scholarships

The GREAT Scholarships program is a collaboration between the UK government and various UK universities. It offers financial support of at least £10,000 to international students pursuing postgraduate courses. The scholarship is open to students from specific countries, including India, China, Malaysia, and more.

4. Rhodes Scholarships

One of the oldest and most renowned scholarships globally, the Rhodes Scholarship is awarded to exceptional students to study at the University of Oxford. It covers tuition, a stipend for living expenses, and travel costs. This scholarship is highly competitive and seeks individuals with academic brilliance, leadership qualities, and a commitment to community service.

5. Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarships

Many UK universities, including the University of Nottingham, Newcastle University, and Cardiff University, offer Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarships to international students. These scholarships often provide partial or full tuition fee waivers for undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

6. UK Government’s Turing Scheme

The Turing Scheme is the UK’s global program for study and work abroad. While it is primarily for UK students going overseas, some universities use the scheme to offer funding opportunities to international students pursuing exchange programs in the UK.

7. University-Specific Scholarships

Many universities, such as the University of Edinburgh, University of Manchester, and University College London (UCL), have their own scholarship programs for international students. These can range from merit-based awards to need-based financial aid.

How to Apply for Scholarships as a UK Study Visa Holder

Start Early: Research scholarship opportunities well in advance of application deadlines.

Check Eligibility: Ensure you meet the specific criteria for each scholarship.

Prepare Documentation: Common requirements include academic transcripts, recommendation letters, personal statements, and proof of English proficiency.

Consult Experts: Services like Life Touch Education provide guidance on selecting and applying for scholarships, ensuring you meet all requirements.

Conclusion

Securing a scholarship can significantly reduce the financial burden of studying in the UK. With options like Chevening, Commonwealth, and university-specific scholarships, international students with a UK study visa have access to numerous funding opportunities. Partnering with a trusted consultant like Life Touch Education can streamline the process, helping you focus on your academic and career goals.