Document Submission Requirements

A. Academic Documents:

1. High School Transcripts:
   • Certified copies for undergraduate applicants.
2. Bachelor’s Degree Transcripts and Certificates:
   • For postgraduate applicants.
3. Master’s Degree Transcripts (for PhD applicants).
4. Certified Translations:
   • If the documents are not in English, provide certified translations.

B. English Proficiency Test Results:

1. Official results of IELTS, TOEFL, or MUET.

C. Personal Statement (SOP):

1. A written essay explaining:
   • Why you want to study in Malaysia.
   • Your academic and career aspirations.

D. Letters of Recommendation (LOR):

1. Undergraduate: At least one academic reference.
2. Postgraduate/PhD: 2–3 academic or professional references.

E. Resume (CV):

1. Required for postgraduate and PhD applicants.

F. Research Proposal (for PhD):

1. A comprehensive research outline.

G. Proof of Identity:

1. A scanned copy of your passport, valid for at least 12 months.

H. Passport-Sized Photos:

1. Recent photographs meeting visa and university application requirements.

I. Proof of Financial Capability:

1. Bank statements or sponsorship letters to show the ability to cover tuition and living expenses.

J. Health and Medical Certificate:

1. A medical check-up report from a recognized hospital.
2. Vaccination records, especially for yellow fever (if applicable).

K. Application Fee:

1. Typically ranges from $30–$100 (varies by university).

3. Admission Process Steps

1. Choose a University and Program:
   • Explore Malaysian universities like Universiti Malaya (UM), Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), or Taylor’s University.
2. Check Entry Requirements:
   • Verify academic and language requirements for the selected program.
3. Prepare Required Documents:
   • Ensure all documents are certified and translated if necessary.
4. Apply Online:
   • Submit applications directly to the university or through an official application portal.
5. Receive Offer Letter:
   • Conditional or unconditional offer based on document evaluation.
6. Pay Application Fee:
   • Complete the payment to process the application.

4. Student Visa Requirements

1. Offer Letter:
   • Obtain a confirmed offer from a Malaysian university.
2. Visa Application:
   • Apply through Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS).
3. Immigration Approval Letter:
   • Issued by the Malaysian Immigration Department.
4. Financial Proof:
   • Bank statements showing funds for tuition and living expenses.
5. Health Insurance:
   • Subscribe to a health insurance plan approved in Malaysia.
6. Medical Examination:
   • Perform a pre-arrival medical check-up and provide the results.

5. Tuition Fees and Living Costs

Tuition Fees:

• Undergraduate: $4,000–$10,000 per year.
• Postgraduate: $5,000–$15,000 per year.

Living Costs:

• Average monthly expenses: $300–$600, depending on the location.

Scholarships:

• Malaysia International Scholarship (MIS): For high-achieving students.
• University-specific scholarships or financial aid.

6. Deadlines

1. Undergraduate:
   • Intakes typically in February, July, and September.
2. Postgraduate:
   • Rolling admissions, but apply 6–9 months before the desired intake.