Study in Singapore
A leading education hub offering globally recognised institutions, innovation, and strong industry connections.
As a country with the strongest and most advanced economy in Southeast Asia, Singapore offers many advantages that make it a highly attractive educational destination.
Some of the key factors that make Singapore a favorite for international students are its top education quality, strong partnerships with the world’s leading universities, and broad career opportunities within the country.
On top of that, many institutions in Singapore have established numerous collaborations with prestigious universities worldwide. This allows students to gain access to international-standard educational programs.
Global recognised qualifications
Broad future career opportunities
Close proximity to home
Partnerships with prestigious global universities
Modern, fully-equipped campus facilities
Visa
Students are required to have a student visa or Student Pass, unless they hold a Letter of Guarantee (Dependent Pass) or a letter issued by the Immigration Department, namely International Exemption Order.
Part-Time Work Rights
International students in Singapore can work part-time if they hold a valid Student’s Pass from an approved institution, limited to 16 hours per week during term time and full-time during vacations.
Accommodation
Students can live in off-campus accommodation, such as renting apartments, HDB flats or houses. They can rent an entire apartment unit or just a single room. Off-campus accommodation can cost around SGD 800- SGD 1500 per month.
Partner Institutions
We are an official partner to more than 10 institutions in Singapore. Explore quality study options across Singapore’s universities, colleges, and specialised institutions.
frequently asked questions
Undergraduate degrees in Singapore typically last 3 to 4 years, while postgraduate degrees usually take 1 to 2 years to complete.
The cost of living in Singapore is relatively high compared to Malaysia, particularly in terms of housing and daily expenses. However, costs can vary significantly based on lifestyle and accommodation choices.
The intense pace of life, often described by the local term “Kiasu”, a Hokkien phrase that translates to “fear of losing out”. Singaporean society is hyper-efficient and fiercely competitive, and you may feel pressured to keep up.
Yes, and this is one of the most important cultural differences to respect. Littering, chewing gum, spitting, and jaywalking can result in heavy, immediate financial fines.
- Yes, a Malaysian student can do so but the daily commute can take 4-5 hours a day, which can severely impact your studies.
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