? What are the requirements for studying in Malaysia? Studying in Malaysia now also requires English. According to the regulations of the Immigration Bureau, the IELTS score of studying in Malaysia must be at least Class A (academic) 5.0 or equivalent English proficiency certificate (such as MUET). Have a high school diploma (or equivalent certificate) with a score of 80% or above; Obtain a professional diploma from an accredited institution with a CGPA of at least 3.00.
In fact, many colleges and universities offer language courses, so you can apply to colleges and universities and study the language at school for a period of time, and then get relevant language scores.
When applying, you need to bring a notarized copy of the high school diploma (students who have not got the diploma for the time being can issue the diploma before notarization); A notarized copy of the final exam transcripts of three years and six semesters in senior high school (the average score reaches 75% of the total score, and the specific score depends on the major and school); Copy of passport; 8 two-inch photos with blue background (some schools need photos with white background); 1 application form; Copy of emgs physical examination form; English level certificate and so on.
? Malaysia's study abroad loan refers to the foreign exchange consumption loan issued by the bank to overseas students or their immediate family members or spouses to pay their tuition, miscellaneous expenses and living expenses. Now, in addition to studying abroad loans, foreign currency traveler's checks are also a convenient way to exchange foreign exchange for payment. In order to ensure the safety of assets, the bank has made specific provisions on the amount of loans for studying abroad: in principle, it shall not exceed 80% of the total tuition and fees and living expenses required by overseas students during their stay at school; The sum of the registration fee, tuition, living expenses and other necessary expenses within one year stated in the admission notice or other valid admission certificates of foreign study schools shall not exceed RMB 500,000. At present, the loans approved by banks are limited to three types: mortgage, pledge and credit guarantee.
When applying for a loan for studying in Malaysia, you need a natural person with full civil capacity, and students studying for a master's degree or above abroad can borrow foreign exchange; Students studying for undergraduate and above degrees abroad can borrow RMB.
The term of the loan for studying abroad is determined according to the duration of studying abroad, the income of the borrower and the guarantee ability of the guarantor and collateral. Generally, it is 1 to 6 years, and the longest time for Shanghai Pudong Development Bank and China Bank is no more than 6 years.