X-1 visa secured — what studying in China costs, from Almaty
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A college graduate wanted to study marketing in China but didn't know where to start or how to get a student visa. He doubted himself until other students' stories gave him confidence. This fall he's flying to the Middle Kingdom, having received offers from several universities and successfully arranged his X-1 visa
How it usually goes
Adil is 18, a college graduate. He was drawn to Eastern culture and dreamed of studying in China. He was especially interested in marketing, but didn't know how to start the admissions process
Adil reached out to Global Education. He was told about Miras, who got into Chongqing for marketing. He also learned about Nazerke, who got her X-1 visa. These stories gave Adil confidence in himself
With Global Education's help, Adil submitted applications to several top universities in China. He received offers and successfully completed every stage of the visa process. This fall Adil is flying off to the Celestial Empire
What people come to us with
I want to study in China but don't know what documents I need for the visa. Which universities are considered top-tier in China for foreigners. How to get an offer from a Chinese university on a grant or budget place
If this sounds like you
- Which top Chinese universities accept international students?
- How do you get an X-1 visa to study in China?
- Can you get into a marketing program in China?
How it works
We start by choosing a university and major in China. We provide a list of top universities that fit your profile. We help gather the documents needed to secure an offer
Once you have an offer, we advise you on arranging your X-1 student visa. We let you know which forms to fill out and which certificates to collect. We support you all the way through to your departure for China
How to prepare
Prepare your school certificate with transcript and your passport. Gather information about your academic achievements. Think about the city and major you're interested in in China
Frequently asked
When is the best time to start preparing to study in China?
It's best to start 6-12 months before your intended start date. This gives you time to prepare documents and take language exams
Can you study in China on a grant?
Yes, many Chinese universities offer grants for international students. We'll help you find suitable programs and submit your application
This is a real case, compiled from "Global Education" publications. The client's name has been changed
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