Frequestly Asked Questions

Customers FAQ’s

• Where is Malaysia?

  Malaysia is located in Southeast Asia, neighboring Singapore, Thailand, and Indonesia.

• What are the study choices & accreditations of the programmes?

  Malaysia offers a qualification that is well-recognised globally as Malaysia’s higher education institutions continue to make great strides in the international rankings. More than 20 higher education institutions are listed in the QS World University Rankings and Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings.

• What are the intake dates?

  Most Universities in Malaysia offer 3 enrolment dates per year – January/February/March; May/June/July & September/October/November. Students are advised to start their enrolment process at least 6 to 3 months prior to intake to avoid late registration.

• What is the first step?

  Contact SyllaGlobalEd Services’ team for FREE consultation & application step-by-step guidance.

• How to obtain a student visa to study in Malaysia?

  SyllaGlobalEd Services will apply for student visa on your behalf via Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS). Student is required to submit all the documents & visa application payment to university. Process takes at least 4 to 6 weeks.

• Does the university assist students to secure internships?

  Yes, most of the universities have a wide range of industrial partners who are eager to take our students for internship programme – 12-16 weeks. These internships are part of the study programme and could be both paid & unpaid.

• Can I work during study?

  International students can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester and 40 hours during breaks, with immigration permission.

• Can students work in Malaysia after their studies?

  International students are allowed to work 20 hours per week during study semester & 40 hours per week during semester break. Please note that students are required to obtain immigration permission for part-time work. Can students work in Malaysia upon completion of their studies? – Students can apply for jobs in Malaysia and attend several interviews, our friendly lecturers and professors can support your application with recommendation letters, and if you are one of the talented students with demanded skills and good study achievements, that chance is there! However, your future employer must apply for a work permit with the authorities and guide you through the work permit regulations of Malaysia!

• What is the cost of living in Malaysia?

  Cost of living estimations:
  - Rental: USD150-250/month (single room)
  - Public Transport: max USD50/month (50% student discount)
  - Meals: USD2-5 per meal
  - Bread: USD1/loaf
  - Rice: USD1-2/kg
  - Eggs: USD1-2 for 10
  - Whole chicken: USD2-4
  - Milk: USD1.5/litre