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STUDY IN SINGAPORE

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🇸🇬 SG

  • Singapore is a top study destination in Asia, known for its world-class education system and high global rankings. Its universities offer cutting-edge programs, especially in business, technology, and science.

  • International students benefit from English-taught courses, a safe and modern environment, and a multicultural society. Singapore is also a hub for top global companies, offering great internship and career opportunities.

  • With its strong focus on innovation and global connections, Singapore provides an excellent launchpad for future careers in Asia and beyond.

Admission Requirements

For Bachelor’s Degree:

  • Recognized high school certificate (A-Level, IB, or equivalent)

  • Academic transcripts

  • Proof of English proficiency (e.g., IELTS / TOEFL)

  • Passport copy

  • Personal statement or essay (some programs)

  • Entrance test or interview (for certain universities)

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For Master's Degree:

  • Recognized Bachelor’s degree (related field)

  • Academic transcripts

  • English language test (IELTS / TOEFL)

  • CV / Resume

  • Personal statement

  • Letters of recommendation

  • Passport copy

Tuition Fee

  • Public university tuition is subsidized but international students pay full fees.

  • Postgraduate programs tend to be more expensive, depending on specialization and institution.


Institution Type                                                                                                  Undergraduate (SGD/year)                              Postgraduate (SGD/year)


​Public universities (NUS/NTU/SMU/SUTD/SIT)                            ~ 18,000 – 38,000                                                          ~ 14,000 – 59,000
Private universities                                                                                      ~ 15,000 – 50,000                                                         ~ 20,000 – 60,000
 

Living Expenses

  • Living costs are generally higher in Singapore compared to other Southeast Asian countries, but still manageable with part-time work or scholarships.

  • A typical budget requires showing proof of a year’s tuition + living expenses (~SGD 40,000–60,000) for visa approval.

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Monthly

  • Accommodation: SGD 400–1,500

  • Food: SGD 300–500 

  • Transport: SGD 100–150

  • Utilities, Mobile & Internet: SGD 100–200

  • Miscellaneous (books, insurance, entertainment): SGD 200–400

Estimated total: SGD 1,000 – 2,000 per month (≈ USD 740–1,480)

Part-Time & Post-Graduation Jobs

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  • International students studying at approved institutions (like NUS, NTU, SMU) with a Student Pass are allowed to work part-time up to 16 hours per week during term time.

  • They can work full-time during school holidays, but only if their school approves and they meet immigration rules.

  • Common part-time jobs include internships, retail, F&B, or university-related work. Permission from the school is often required.


​Post-Graduation Work Options

  • After graduation, students can apply for a Visit Pass (Long-Term Visit Pass – LTVP) to stay in Singapore and look for jobs.

  • If hired, graduates can be sponsored by an employer for a Work Visa (such as the Employment Pass or S Pass), depending on the job type and salary.

  • Singapore is a business hub, especially strong in tech, finance, logistics, and healthcare, offering many career opportunities for qualified graduates.

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