Benefits of studying in Singapore

• The country is ranked as the third best city to study in the world.
• Many valued universities also provide pathway programs that can help you achieve excellence with advanced education in countries like USA, UK, Australia and Canada.
• Singapore is a bilingual country but a majority of population speaks English.
• Apart from being a marvelous state to live in, Singapore offers a multitude of work opportunities post studies.

Cost of Studying and Living in Singapore

The cost of Study in Singapore is comparatively low than most sought after countries like USA, Australia, UK, New Zealand or Canada. On the other hand, the cost of living varies from person to person. Any decent living would cost you as below approximately:

• Most expensive is going to be accommodation

  (Shared Room 500 SGD) (Personal Room 800 SGD–1000 SGD)

  The closer you get to the city center, it will get more expensive. Institution’s accommodations are always cheaper than renting a single occupancy room.

• Budget Meals 300 SGD–400 SGD per month
• Transportation (Concessional Bus 50SGD–60 SGD) (Concessional Pass Trains 40 SGD–50 SGD) per month
• Telecom/Leisure/Entertainment/Miscellaneous Expenses (200 SGD–400 SGD)

Eligibility criteria

• For students seeking admission in Under Graduate Courses, should submit the certified copies of the required transcripts/mark sheets/certificates of the minimum qualification that is asked.
• For students seeking admission in a Master’s Course, especially MBA, it is mandatory to have a minimum of 2-3 years of work experience. A detailed CV along with a letter of recommendation, from the professors with their contact information mentioned on the same are to be submitted to the university or institution.
• Scorecards of IELTS/TOEFL and GMAT exams are also to be submitted to the university authorities. Although the Language Certification generally is not a requisite; it is advised that,for competitive reasons, students should look to provide above the minimum scores asked.
• For students seeking admission in a doctoral program, letters of recommendations and a statement of purpose (personal essays) mentioning the reasons as to why the student wants to pursue the particular field of study in doctoral degree should be submitted.

Student Visa Application Process in Singapore

• ICA`s Form 16 & New V36
• Photocopy of applicant’s travel documents.
• Photocopy of applicants original birth certificate or other documentary evidence of Birth with both parents’ name if there is no Birth Certificate. In cases where a Notarial Certificate is submitted, a photocopy of the official Birth Document or other documentary evidence must still be included.
• Educational Certificates & Transcripts. In cases where a Notarial Certificate is submitted, a copy of the Education Certificate and result transcripts must still be included.
• 2 Passport sized photos.
• Documentary proof of financial ability. (for visa required countries) Bank statement/savings accounts Parent’s letter of employment stating salary earned.
• Photocopy of applicant’s letter of employment, if any.

Must visit places in Singapore

Apparently, there are a lot of places one can visit in Singapore over his/her lifetime, but we are listing here a few that should not be missed if you have an opportunity. Singapore offers spectacular shoreline beaches and gardens. Namely, Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay respectively. Singapore Zoo is the world’s best rainforest zoo. The Orchard Road is a great place for a shopping spree. Singapore Flyer, the world’s largest observation wheel. The Universal Studios needs no introduction and the Merlion Park with the world famous iconic mythical creature statue. There are endless places to visit in Singapore based on one’s time and interests.