Your questions, answered
Everything students and parents ask before choosing China.
General
Is a degree from China recognised in Sri Lanka?+
Degrees from Chinese government universities are internationally recognised. For MBBS, we only recommend universities listed for SLMC eligibility and confirm the latest status before you apply.
Are programmes taught in English?+
Yes. Hundreds of bachelor's, master's and MBBS programmes are fully taught in English. You'll also learn basic Mandarin for daily life.
Scholarships
Can I get a full scholarship?+
Yes. The Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) and many university awards cover tuition, accommodation, insurance and a monthly stipend. We help you build a strong application.
When should I apply for scholarships?+
Most scholarship windows open between November and March for September intake. Start early — contact us at least 6 months before.
Admission
Do I need IELTS?+
Many partner programmes do not require IELTS. An English proficiency letter from your school may be accepted. Requirements vary by university.
What documents do I need?+
Passport, O/L and A/L certificates, a medical report, police clearance, passport photos and a study plan. We provide a full checklist.
Costs
How much does it cost to live in China?+
Students typically spend USD 150 – 300 per month on food and transport, depending on the city.
Do I need a large bank guarantee?+
No large bank guarantee letter is usually required. Scholarship students show their award letter; others may need basic proof of funds.
Visa
How long does the visa take?+
Once you receive your admission letter and JW202 form, the X1 student visa is usually issued within one to two weeks.
Can I work part-time in China?+
Students may do approved part-time work or internships with permission from their university and local authorities.
Ready to start your journey to China?
Book a free, no-obligation consultation. We'll tell you exactly which universities and scholarships fit you.