Hi, How Can We Help You?
  • Level 3, 58 Kitchener Pde, Bankstown Sydney NSW
  • contact@emkglobal.com.au
  • (+61) 487 026 666
Book Consultation

Author Archives: Shaleem Danish

EMK Global Australia   →  Articles by: Shaleem Danish
Pre-Arrival-Checklist-for-International-Students
February 14, 2024
February 14, 2024

The Big Move: A Pre-Arrival Checklist for International Students

Author By Shaleem Danish Categories Australia, News

Embarking on your journey to study in Australia? Ensure a smooth transition with this pre-departure checklist designed to cover every aspect of your travel preparations.

1. Passport

Verify that your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your arrival date. It’s wise to create a copy and leave it with a family member for emergencies.

2. Visa

Secure a valid visa well in advance, including all necessary documentation such as the Confirmation of Enrolment (eCoE). Only book your flight after obtaining your student visa.

3. Flights

Book your flight with ample time to settle in before the course starts. Follow our helpful tips for booking your flight to Australia.

4. Travel Insurance

Consider travel insurance in addition to Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) to cover flight cancellations and some medical costs. Seek advice from your education or travel agent for the best policy.

5. Money

Ensure you have some Australian currency upon arrival. Explore ATM withdrawal options, and consider opening an Australian bank account to minimize fees.

6. Accommodation

Arrange accommodation for your initial nights and ensure welfare arrangements if you’re under 18. Provide your accommodation address on your incoming passenger card.

7. Transport to Accommodation

Plan your transportation from the airport or station to your accommodation, even for late or early arrivals.

8. Packing

Research the local temperatures and pack accordingly. Don’t forget a travel adaptor for Australian power points. Check your airline’s luggage allowance and consider buying additional baggage online.

9. Hand Luggage

Pack essentials in your hand luggage, including a change of clothes, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, passport, visa documentation, accommodation details, a pen, prescription medication, and emergency contacts.

10. Arrival Procedures

Expect immigration and customs procedures upon arrival. Fill out the incoming passenger card provided during your flight.

11. Travel and Border Requirements

Stay informed about your airline’s and transit countries’ COVID-19 requirements. Check the latest travel updates on the Department of Home Affairs website.

12. Customs Regulations

Understand Australia’s strict biosecurity laws. Declare goods truthfully to avoid penalties. Visit the Australian Border Force website for details.

13. Planning to Work?

Explore the opportunity to work alongside your studies. Gain valuable experience and extra income. Familiarize yourself with working conditions for international students in Australia.

14. Welcome to Australia!

After settling in, your Study Australia adventure begins. You’re now part of a community making a significant contribution to Australian society. Welcome, and enjoy your journey!

February 12, 2024
February 12, 2024

Subclass 485 Temporary Graduate Visa Grant – N. Tahir

Author By Shaleem Danish Categories Clients

Congratulations to 𝐍. 𝐓𝐚𝐡𝐢𝐫 for the grant of the 𝟒𝟖𝟓 𝐒𝐮𝐛𝐬𝐞𝐪𝐮𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐕𝐢𝐬𝐚 for his wife from Pakistan.

Visa Lodgement Date: 25 December 2023
Visa Grant Date: 07 February 2024

N. Tahir is a loyal client of EMK Global. We assisted him with his admission and then graduate visa application successfully.

N. Tahir recently got married and he wanted to bring his wife to Australia. Since their marriage is new, it has been very challenging for us to prepare their documents to convince the Department of their genuine relationship.

We sat down with N. Tahir and instructed him necessary steps and important documents required. After only 1.5 months, his wife has been granted the subsequent visa to join him in Australia.

We wish the couple happy moments together in Australia!

If you are planning to bring your loved ones to Australia, feel free to reach out to EMK Global for migration assistance.

February 12, 2024
February 12, 2024

Subclass 500 Subsequent Visa Grant – Ms. M. Idrees

Author By Shaleem Danish Categories Clients

Congratulations to 𝐙. 𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐡𝐳𝐚𝐝𝐢 for the grant of the subsequent visa for her husband and child from Pakistan.

Lodgement Date: 18 December 2023
Visa Grant Date: 08 February 2024

Z. Shahzadi came to Australia to study a Master’s program at Central Queensland University. After a few months living in Australia on her own, she felt missing her husband and son a lot.

Z. Shahzadi discussed her circumstances with our professional team and we assisted her to apply for a subsequent visa for her husband and son from Pakistan to join her in Australia.

Given the special circumstances of Z. Shahzadi and multiple reminders sent to the Department of Home Affairs, after less than 2 months, her husband and child have been granted a student subsequent visa.

We wish them all the best with their reunion in Australia.
If you are planning to bring your loved ones to Australia, feel free to reach out to EMK Global for migration assistance.

February 12, 2024
February 12, 2024

Subclass 500 Student Visa Grant – S. Zahra

Author By Shaleem Danish Categories Clients

Congratulations 𝐒. 𝐙𝐚𝐡𝐫𝐚 on obtaining her 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐒𝐮𝐛𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐬 𝟓𝟎𝟎 𝐕𝐢𝐬𝐚 𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐭 to study in Australia in a just 3 weeks.

Lodgement Date: 14 November 2023
Visa Grant Date: 08 February 2024

Zahra came to Australia on a visitor visa and she was very impressed with the life in Australia. For this reason, she decided to embark her journey in Australia by enrolling in the Bachelor of Early Childhood Education at TAFE NSW. Zahra’s dream is to become an early childhood teacher. We wish her all the. best with her future endeavours!

February 12, 2024
February 12, 2024

Securing eligibility for the Job Ready Employment (JRE) application

Author By Shaleem Danish Categories Clients

Congratulations to Mr. Pham on securing eligibility for the Job Ready Employment (JRE) application as a Chef (Occupation Code: 351311).

This achievement marks a significant milestone in his career journey, opening doors to exciting opportunities in the culinary field. Wishing him continued success and fulfillment in his endeavors! 👏

Top-10-Regional-Areas-to-Get-PR
February 12, 2024
February 12, 2024

Discovering the Top 10 Regional Destinations for Permanent Residency in Australia

Author By Shaleem Danish Categories Australia, News

Introduction

Are you dreaming of a life in Australia with high-quality living, excellent education, diverse job opportunities, a robust economy, and pristine environments? Australia beckons with its unique blend of biodiversity, scenic landscapes, and pollution-free air. Achieving permanent residency (PR) in Australia is a goal for many, and selecting the right regional area can significantly impact your experience. 

Here, we explore the top 10 regional areas for PR in Australia, each offering its own charm and opportunities.

Perth – Western Australia

  • Boasting excellent job opportunities in sectors like business, mining, healthcare, and technology.
  • Cost of living: AUD$ 1,845 for one person; AUD$ 6,495 for a family.

Adelaide

  • Known for its robust economy and elevated living standards.
  • Cost of living: AUD$ 1,999 for one person; AUD$ 6,975 for a family.

Canberra

  • Australia’s capital city, offering a peaceful lifestyle with a focus on government-related professions.
  • Cost of living: AUD$ 2,026 for one person; AUD$ 7,194 for a family.

Gold Coast

  • A vibrant city with a relaxed seaside lifestyle and diverse job opportunities.
  • Cost of living: AUD$ 1,440 for one person; AUD$ 5,174 for a family.

Wollongong

  • Located in New South Wales, offering easy access to recreational spots and a commitment to environmental sustainability.
  • Cost of living: AUD$ 1,512, for one person; AUD$ 5,472. for a family

Newcastle

  • A dynamic city in New South Wales with a diverse culture and expanding economy.
  • Cost of living: AUD$ 1,512 for one person; AUD$ 5,472 for a family.

Darwin

  • A business and travel hub with a relaxed tropical lifestyle and a booming economy.
  • Cost of living: AUD$ 1,440 for one person; AUD$ 5,174 for a family.

Hobart

  • Known for its historical and cultural backdrop, offering a peaceful lifestyle.
  • Cost of living: AUD$ 1,440 for one person; AUD$ 5,174 for a family.

Bundaberg

  • A coastal town with beautiful beaches, outdoor leisure, and a robust economy.
  • Cost of living: AUD$ 1,440 for one person; AUD$ 5,174 for a family.

Cairns

  • Situated in tropical Queensland, known for its arts and culture scene and abundant outdoor activities.
  • Cost of living: AUD$ 1,440 for one person; AUD$ 5,174 for a family.

Conclusion

When considering PR in Australia, it’s essential to understand the unique offerings of each regional area. Whether you are drawn to the bustling city life, the serene coastal towns, or the cultural hubs, Australia has diverse options to suit your preferences. Research thoroughly, and consider seeking professional advice to navigate the PR process successfully. Your Australian dream awaits in one of these top regional areas.

Tips-to-boost-PR-Points-for-Australia
February 6, 2024
February 6, 2024

What are the Tips to Boost PR Points for Australia

Author By Shaleem Danish Categories Australia, News

Australia, with its thriving economy and high living standards, remains a sought-after destination for many. Gaining Permanent Residency (PR) in Australia is an aspiration for numerous candidates, and understanding the point-based test system is crucial for success.

Common Ways of Obtaining Permanent Residency

1. Work-stream Permanent Visa

This pathway caters to skilled workers sponsored by Australian employers. Subclasses include skilled independent visa (subclass 189), skilled nominated visa (subclass 190), and skilled regional or provisional visa (subclass 491).

2. Family-stream Permanent Visa

Allows for permanent residency and the inclusion of partners or family members, with eligibility criteria to consider.

3. Investor Stream Permanent Visa

An opportunity for entrepreneurs and investors to establish a business in Australia, leading to permanent residency.

Essential Tips to Increase PR Points for Australia

Before diving into the tips, understanding the three main pathways is crucial.

1. Improve Your English Language Proficiency

Scoring well in English language tests is vital for gaining PR points. Specific points are allocated based on IELTS scores, emphasizing the importance of language proficiency.

2. Gain Valuable Work Experience

Accumulating relevant work experience, both domestically and internationally, contributes significantly to PR points. Points increase with the duration of work experience.

3. Choose a Course from the Skilled Occupation List

Selecting a course from the Australian Skilled Occupation List enhances PR chances. Post-study work visas provide an opportunity to accumulate additional points.

4. Language Accreditation

Obtaining accreditation in community languages through institutes like NAATI adds five points to your PR visa application.

5. Fulfill the Age Requirements

Meeting age criteria is crucial for scoring PR points. Points peak between ages 25 and 32, emphasizing the advantage of age in the application process.

6. Receive State or Territory Nomination

Acquiring nomination from a state or territory government ensures additional PR points, emphasizing the need for specific skills or work experience.

7. Apply for A Regional Area

Choosing regional areas for work or study adds five points, but it requires completing qualifications in designated regions.

8. Partner Skills Assessment

Partner involvement in the skilled visa application can earn an extra ten points, provided both partners meet specific criteria.

9. Meet the Education Requirements

Educational background and level significantly impact PR points. Points increase with higher education levels, encouraging candidates to pursue advanced degrees.

10. Join A Professional Year Program

Enrolling in a professional year program allows gaining practical experience, earning five extra points in an eligible skilled occupation.

How Can The Migration Help You?

Navigating the complex Australian immigration process demands expert guidance. The Migration, a registered company with MARA-certified agents, offers authentic and affordable consultation services. Their expertise covers document gathering, ensuring a smooth and streamlined journey toward Australian Permanent Residency.

Conclusion

Embarking on the journey to Australian Permanent Residency requires strategic planning and adherence to the PR points system. Following these tips, combined with professional guidance from The Migration, increases your chances of a successful application.

FAQs

  • How long does it take to get PR in Australia?
    • The processing time varies, but on average, it takes several months to a year.
  • Is seeking professional help from immigration lawyers worth it?
    • Yes, professional assistance is crucial, given the complexity of the Australian immigration process.
  • Does a skilled independent visa require work experience in Australia?
    • Work experience, both domestic and international, contributes to eligibility and points for a skilled independent visa.
Canada's-New-student-Visa-rule
February 5, 2024
February 5, 2024

What We’ve Unearthed about Canada’s Revolutionary Student Visa Rules

Author By Shaleem Danish Categories Canada, News

Introduction

Canada’s recent overhaul of its student visa rules has sent shockwaves globally. This article delves into the intricacies of the new regulations, shedding light on the key changes and their potential impact on international students.

The Freeze on Processing New Study Permits

The Canadian government has temporarily halted the processing of new study permit applications for undergraduate, college, and long-term language students. This suspension is in place until a new “provincial attestation” process is established by provincial and territorial governments across the country.

Exceptions to the Freeze

Despite the freeze, study permit applications for K-12, master’s, and doctoral students remain unaffected, exempt from the cap. Additionally, short-term language students with study programs lasting six months or less can proceed with their plans.

Provincial Allocations and Discussions

Provinces and territories will be allocated a share of the total national volume of study permit applications for 2024. Discussions are ongoing to finalize the numbers and determine their distribution among Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs) in each region.

New Policy Settings and Their Ramifications

The new policy settings, announced on January 22, include significant changes. Students in public-private partnership programs will lose eligibility for post-graduate work permits starting September 1, 2024. Limits on work permits for spouses of international students are also on the horizon.

Provincial Attestation Letter Requirement

A pivotal change is the requirement for a “provincial attestation” letter to accompany study permit applications. Provinces and territories are expected to establish mechanisms for providing these letters by March 31, 2024.

Processing of Applications Filed Before January 22

All study permit applications received before January 22 will continue to be processed without the need for a provincial attestation letter, providing relief to applicants who filed before the new regulations.

Language Students and the Cap

Longer-term language students, with programs lasting six months or more, fall under the cap and require a provincial attestation letter. Shorter courses, however, remain exempt.

Distribution Among Designated Learning Institutions

Once allocations are finalized, provinces and territories will determine how to distribute the caps among DLIs in each region. This process will impact the number of international students and is subject to various considerations, including local labor market demands.

The “Zero Net-Growth Model” Explained

IRCC aims to maintain zero growth in foreign enrollment over the next two years. The national cap is calculated based on expiring study permits in 2024, adjusted for expected extension applications and approval rates.

Conclusion

While the new regulations have created confusion, this article aims to provide clarity on the current situation. It’s crucial for students, institutions, and stakeholders to stay informed as more details unfold.

Sources

monitor.icef.com

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: Can I still apply for a study permit if I’m exempt from the cap?

A: Yes, exemptions include those applying for extensions, pursuing a master’s or doctoral degree, or attending primary or secondary school.

  • Q: What happens to applications filed before January 22?

A: Applications received before this date will continue to be processed without the need for a provincial attestation letter.

  • Q: How will provinces distribute their cap allocations among Designated Learning Institutions?

A: Provinces will have control over how permits are allocated within their jurisdiction, considering factors such as approval rates and local demands.

  • Q: Is the provincial attestation letter requirement applicable to all study permit applications?

A: No, it applies only to certain applications received after the Minister’s announcement on January 22, 2024.

Visa-Approval-Rates-Declining-for-students
February 5, 2024
February 5, 2024

Navigating the Changing Landscape of Student Visa Approvals in Australia

Author By Shaleem Danish Categories Australia, News

Introduction

Australia, renowned for its high-quality international education, is witnessing a shift in visa approval rates that could impact the influx of students in the upcoming academic years. In the first half of the fiscal year, nearly 1 in 5 study visa applications faced refusal, marking a significant increase compared to the past three years.

The Numbers Game

A Surging Rate of Refusals

The Department of Home Affairs data reveals a 19% refusal rate for study visa applications, setting the stage for potential repercussions. If this trend persists, Australia might see a reduction of over 90,000 students entering the country for the 2023/24 academic year—a stark 15% decline from the previous year.

Historical Comparison

To provide context, the refusal rates have escalated over the years: 10% in 2018/19, 8.5% in 2021/22, and 14% in 2022/23, indicating a growing stringency in the approval process.

Unpacking the Refusals

Who’s Facing Rejection?

The Australian government’s immigration overhaul, implemented in the latter half of 2023, has targeted specific groups of applicants. The heightened scrutiny primarily affects students pursuing lower credential levels, such as diplomas. The emphasis now is on students contributing valuable skills to the Australian economy.

New Approval Parameters

Applicants face increased scrutiny through higher English-language requirements and a compulsory “Genuine Student Test.” This test aims to discern applicants with a genuine intent to study, prioritizing those who can contribute meaningfully to the Australian economy.

Impact on Net Migration

A Downward Trend

Australia’s new internationalization approach aims to reduce net migration, aligning with the government’s intention to address issues like affordable housing. Recent data suggests that monthly net arrivals are decreasing, with declining international student numbers contributing significantly to this downward trend.

Global Policy Shifts

Australia joins Canada and the UK in reshaping immigration policies to control the flow of international students. While Canada enforces a cap on study permits, the UK restricts international students from bringing dependents. In contrast, Australia adopts a targeted approach with various adjustments to deter misuse of the system.

Conclusion

As Australia navigates these changes in student visa approvals, the balance between safeguarding integrity and reaping economic benefits remains delicate. The impact on net migration and the broader economy underscores the complexity of policy adjustments in the international education landscape.

Sources

monitor.icef.com

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How will the increased scrutiny affect genuine students?

A: Genuine students may face a more rigorous approval process, emphasizing their intent to study and contribute to the Australian economy.

Q2: Are there specific credential levels targeted by the new policies?

A: Yes, lower credential levels, such as diplomas, face increased scrutiny as the government focuses on skills that benefit the Australian economy.

Q3: What measures are in place to tackle integrity concerns?

A: The government is applying additional scrutiny, cracking down on unscrupulous providers, and reinforcing the integrity unit to address rising concerns.

Q4: How do Australia’s policies compare to those of Canada and the UK?

A: While Canada enforces a cap on study permits, and the UK restricts dependents, Australia adopts a targeted approach with multiple adjustments.

Q5: Despite the decline in approvals, what is the economic outlook for the international education sector?

A: The sector continues to make significant economic contributions, surpassing other export categories and expected to break previous records.

Closure-of-WA-State-Nominated-Program-Application-for-2034-24
February 5, 2024
February 5, 2024

Closure of WA State Nominated Migration Program Applications for 2023-24

Author By Shaleem Danish Categories Australia, News

Introduction

In a recent announcement on February 2, 2024, the Western Australia State Nominated Migration Program (SNMP) declared the closure of applications for the 2023-24 program year. The decision was made due to the overwhelming number of applications received, surpassing the available allocations for the current program cycle. This development holds significant implications for prospective migrants and underscores the importance of staying informed about migration policies.

Closure Details

As of 4:00 PM on February 2, 2024, WA Migration Services will no longer accept new SNMP applications. This closure is a response to the high volume of applications, indicating the program’s popularity among individuals seeking migration to Western Australia.

Impact on Existing Applications

While applications submitted before the closure will continue to be assessed under existing eligibility criteria, some eligible applications may not be considered as part of the 2023-24 program year. Affected applicants will be contacted to provide clarification on the status of their applications. The closure highlights the competitive nature of migration programs and the importance of timely submission.

Ongoing Assessments and Nominations

Despite the closure, existing applications meeting the eligibility criteria will still be processed, and eligible applicants will receive nominations. However, these nominations are subject to the availability of allocations. The closure emphasizes the necessity for applicants to remain vigilant and adhere to program timelines.

Advice for Visa Holders

For those with visas expiring, the announcement recommends seeking professional advice from a Registered Migration Agent (RMA) to ensure lawful stay in Australia. This advice underscores the significance of understanding visa conditions and taking proactive steps to remain compliant.

Advocacy for Nomination Allocation Numbers

The announcement emphasizes that the State Government continues to advocate for nomination allocation numbers that align with the needs of Western Australia. This highlights the ongoing efforts to ensure that migration programs address the state’s specific requirements and contribute positively to its economic and social development.

Conclusion

The closure of the WA State Nominated Migration Program applications for the 2023-24 program year serves as a reminder of the dynamic nature of migration policies. Prospective migrants should stay informed, adhere to timelines, and seek professional advice to navigate the complexities of the migration process successfully. As the State Government continues to advocate for allocation numbers that meet the state’s needs, it reinforces the importance of migration in contributing to Western Australia’s growth and diversity.

February 1, 2024
February 1, 2024

Subclass 485 Temporary Graduate Visa Grant – M. Usama A. R. & His Wife

Author By Shaleem Danish Categories Clients

Congratulations M. Usama A.R for the grant of your 485 visa extension!

  • Double Grant for Main Applicant and Spouse
  • Lodgement Date: 11 December 2023
  • Grant Date: 31 January 2024

Usama was granted his graduate visa 485 in May 2023. At the time, his visa was granted for 2 years only because he completed a Bachelor degree in Australia.

In July 2023, the government announced the change that the 485 visa stay period will be extended for another 2 years for the selected bachelor degrees. However, in December 2023, the government decided to axed this policy in mid 2024.

Seeing the sudden change in the migration policy, Usama immediately contacted EMK Migration for advice and we quickly assisted him and his spouse to extend his current 485 visa for another 2 years.

In less than 2 months, Usama and his wife have been granted the visa extension and they can now stay and work full time in Australia until May 2027.

We are very happy for the positive outcome of Usama’s visa application and we wish all of our clients to receive their visa grant soon.

Should you need any visa assistance and migration advice, do not hesitate to contact EMK Migration team.

Study-in-Singapore-Complete-Guide
January 31, 2024
January 31, 2024

Study in Singapore: Complete Guide for International Students

Author By Shaleem Danish Categories News, Singapore

Introduction

Greetings and welcome to our all-inclusive guide to studying in Singapore, one of the trendiest and most vibrant cities for foreign students. Singapore is a popular destination for students from all over the world because of its multicultural environment and outstanding academic reputation, which have received international recognition in recent years. All of the information and tools you’ll need to organize your trip to study in Singapore are included in this handbook. We’ll cover everything, from prestigious colleges and courses to the price of schooling and employment prospects. So come along as we explore the amazing opportunities that await you as a student in Singapore, whether you’re an undergraduate or graduate student.

Qualifications for a Visa

Students must have a Student’s Pass in order to study in Singapore. In addition to a student pass, certain students will require a visa in order to visit the nation. The university will apply for your student visa after you are admitted to your preferred school.

However, one to two months before the start of your study, you must apply for a Student Pass to the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) using the Student’s Pass Online Application & Registration System (SOLAR). After being accepted, you would log into SOLAR using the credentials your university sent you, and submit:

  • Details of an eForm 16 passport
  • The address of your university
  • Your electronic mail address
  • Passport size Photo

It would be necessary for you to go to the ICA after you arrive in Singapore in order to pick up your Student Pass, which costs $60.

Documents Required for the Visa

The last stage in your journey to study in Singapore is obtaining a visa. The procedure is methodical for overseas students, and the Singaporean consulate makes sure that true students have an easy transfer.

  1. Valid Passport
  2. Visa Application Form
  3. Proof of Acceptance
  4. Financial Proof
  5. Medical Certificate
  6. Police Clearance Certificate
  7. Passport-Sized Photos
  8. Payment of Visa Fee
  9. Health Insurance
  10. Return Flight Confirmation

Best Courses to study for International Students

Every passion and professional path is covered by the courses offered in Singapore. But because of their extensive curricula, top-notch instructors, and bright futures, some courses are especially well-liked by international students. Among these are:

  • Business Management & Finance
  • Information Technology & Cybersecurity
  • Hospitality & Tourism Management
  • Biomedical Sciences
  • Engineering
  • Fine Arts & Design

Institutes

Situated in the center of Asia, Singapore is home to prestigious colleges that combine Western methods and Eastern knowledge. Because of the combination of theory and practical application in their courses, graduates are in great demand. These are institutes that provide high Quality education. 

  • AMITY
  • Nanyang Institute of Management
  • Beacon
  • Curtin
  • Kaplan Singapore
  • James Cook University

Intakes to study in Singapore

IntakesMajor Courses BeginningsApplication Period
January Engineering, Business, ITMay – November (Previous Year)
August Arts, Medicine, ScienceNovember (Previous Year) – April

Cost of studying in Singapore for International Students

Singapore is renowned for its excellent level of life in addition to its top-notch educational system. However, the tuition is reasonable in comparison to peers in the West, such as the United States or the United Kingdom.

Level of study Cost (Per Year) in SGD Approximately 
Diploma SGD  (12,000-18,000)
Bachelor’sSGD  (25,000-40,000)
Master’sSGD  (30,000-50,000)
Ph.DSGD  (35,000-45,000)

Work Opportunities After Study

Singapore is a prime example of modernity and progress. Having finished your education in “Lion City” provides an amazing platform for entering the workforce. The city-state’s varied industries, advantageous location, and strong economy guarantee that international students will have several career options after completing their studies. 

Opportunities are plentiful and diverse, ranging from science to IT to banking to tourism. International students find the city even more appealing due to its well-organized work visa laws, which facilitate their transition from study to work. It is also financially lucrative due to the competitive pay and low tax rates. Overall, Singapore offers post-study employment options that are satisfying and gratifying.

Conclusion:

Singapore is a shining example in the rapidly expanding field of international education. Over the years, Singapore’s distinctive East-meets-West culture, prestigious universities, and dynamic economic environment have made it a byword for educational achievement. This city-state is more than simply a refuge for scholars; it’s a place where worldwide students gather to realize their aspirations and where the present meets the future. Traveling to study in Singapore is like traveling into a world where history and modernity collide, providing a genuinely unforgettable educational experience.

1 … 7 8 9 10 11 12
Copyright © 2024 - EMK Global Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
× How can I help you?