The average tuition fee for international students varied greatly depends on the level of study
program and type of institute.
Undergraduate Bachelor & Diploma Programs : MYR 20,000 – 70,000
Postgraduate Master & Diploma Programs : MYR 25,000 – 50,000

Malaysia's excellent educational system makes it a great place for international students to
study. Numerous academic programs offered by Malaysian higher education institutions are at
par with global standards. All Institutions enrolling international students in Malaysia follows a
streamlined Malaysian Qualifications Framework.

International Students are required to take any English language test and provide a certificate
which shows they have an acceptable level of English. Most of the Malaysian Institutions accept
IELTS, TOEFL & PTE. They need 5.0 Band IELTS equivalent and high depends on level of
program. Many Institutions accept international students without such English tests if they have
completed their schooling or bachelor in English medium and submit a letter to prove it.

In Australia, the most sought-after study programs are Computing & IT, Engineering, Nursing,
Healthcare, Business Management, Accounting, Finance, Psychology, and Hospitality.

International students studying at public or private higher education institutions in Malaysia are
allowed to work part-time for a maximum of 20 hours per week during semester breaks or
holidays of more than 7 days. They can work at restaurants, petrol kiosks, mini markets and
hotels as long as their student passes remain valid. They are now allowed to work as cashier,
singer, masseur, musician or Guest Relation Officer. International Students need prior approval
from the Department of Immigration to work part time.

Malaysia has introduced a package of visa reforms under its new Visa Liberalization Plan. The
initiatives include a new Graduate Pass that allows degree graduates (and their dependents) to
stay on in Malaysia for up to a year to further their studies, travel, or work part-time. This is
applicable to Indian student.

The top job sectors in Malaysia are Engineering, IT, Sales & Marketing, Banking, Finance &
Insurance.

Graduates can earn between MYR 8,000 to 25,000 per month depending on job sector and
level of experience.

While Studying in Malaysia, international students are permitted to bring their dependents with
them. Spouse, Children, and Parents are considered as dependents.

Getting Permanent Residency in Malaysia is possible through the Malaysian Entry Permit. The
Malaysian government issues an Entry Permit (Malaysia PR) to certain categories of foreign
nationals. If you receive Malaysia permanent residency, you will get an Entry Permit and
Identification Card for Malaysia.

Malaysia has one of the lowest living cost among well known countries in the world. The
average monthly living cost would be MYR 2000 to 8,000 depending on family size and lifestyle.
International Students would be able to manage their living with around MYR 1,000 – 1,500
during their study.

To apply for student visa of Malaysia, there is not specific requirement of fund or bank balance.
The respective Malaysian Institute is sponsoring you and supporting your student visa
application and so that you do not need to show any fund / balance.

Yes, most of Malaysian Institutions are happy to consider study gaps. Some of them are asking
for documents or evidence or justification in case of more than 2 years of study gap. Thus,
students with uncommon background can consider Malaysia positively.

Malaysian degrees hold value worldwide, as employers and universities recognize their
adherence to international standards. Accreditation from respected international bodies further
enhances the reputation and credibility of Malaysian degrees. There are many Malaysian
Universities which are ranked among top in QS Rankings and it is absolutely worth completing
your study with them.