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The cost to study in Malaysia varies by course and institution. Compared to countries like the UK or Australia, tuition fees and living expenses in Malaysia are significantly more affordable, making it a popular choice for international students.

To apply for a Malaysian student visa, students must first receive an offer letter from a recognised institution. The university will then assist with the Student Pass application through Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS).

Yes. Many Malaysian universities offer merit-based, need-based, and international student scholarships, including partial tuition fee waivers and early-bird discounts.

Most universities in Malaysia accept IELTS, TOEFL, MUET, or equivalent English qualifications. The required score depends on the level of study and university. Some institutions also accept previous studies taught fully in English as proof of proficiency.

Yes. International students in Malaysia are allowed to work part-time up to 20 hours per week during semester breaks or holidays, subject to immigration guidelines and employer approval.