The semester start dates vary depending on the institution and country. In many countries, particularly in South East Asia, the school semesters begin in August/September and again in January/February. Most universities in China will have school semesters beginning in February and September, so be sure to check with the institution for the exact dates.

Costs may include tuition fees, living and accommodation expenses, and incidentals for a range of activities. Generally, costs for tuition and accommodation in countries like Indonesia and Thailand are quite low when compared to those seen in countries like the UK and the US. In contrast, the cost of study in countries like China, Japan, and South Korea can be slightly more expensive.

Yes! All students are required to have a valid student visa and travel insurance when they arrive in the country they are studying in. It is important to research the visa and insurance requirements of the particular country in order to ensure that you have all the paperwork and documents in place prior to arriving.

The standards and requirements for admissions in Asia will vary depending on the country, institution and the program of study. Generally, most institutions will require you to have a good academic record, a proof of English language proficiency, and will require applicants to submit their transcripts and a statement of purpose.

Yes! There are plenty of scholarship opportunities available for students who are looking to study abroad in Asia. Most universities and colleges have their own scholarships, and there are several local, national and international scholarship programs available too. Make sure to research and apply to all available scholarships you are eligible for in order to maximise your chances of receiving a scholarship. Asia offers a unique mix of opportunities and experiences that can set you on a path for a successful future so take advantage of the available scholarship programs and make it possible for you to study abroad in this amazing continent.