Study in China
on a scholarship.

Tuition fees depend on the university, degree program, and language of instruction. Living expenses are generally affordable compared to many other study destinations. Students should also budget for accommodation, food, insurance, visa expenses, and flights. We help you find options that match your budget.

Chinese universities offer different scholarship opportunities for international students, including tuition support and other forms of financial assistance. Depending on the university and your academic performance, scholarships may cover part or all of your tuition and, in some cases, accommodation or living expenses.

Scholarships are competitive and subject to university requirements. They are generally awarded for one academic year and renewed based on academic performance and attendance.

It depends on your chosen program:

• Chinese-taught programs: HSK is generally required. HSK 4 is a common target for bachelor's admission.
• English-taught programs: IELTS or another accepted proof of English proficiency may be required, depending on the university.

If you don't meet the language requirements, you can consider a preparatory language course.

Yes. Some Chinese universities offer degree programs taught entirely in English, particularly at the bachelor's and master's levels. Availability depends on the university and your chosen major. We help you identify suitable programs based on your academic background and language proficiency.

Yes. You can enroll in Chinese language programs lasting 6 months to 1 year, with the possibility of extending your studies. Students who reach HSK 4 within one year can generally proceed to a degree program, subject to university admission requirements.

Longer language programs are also available. For students under 18, a two-year language program may be required.

We recommend starting your application at least 8–10 months before your intended departure.

Chinese universities generally have two main intakes:

• Fall intake: Classes begin in September. Applications should be prepared well in advance.
• Spring intake: Classes begin in February or March.

Admission results are generally announced in January–February for spring intake and May–June for fall intake. Early applications provide more time to prepare documents, secure admission, and arrange your visa.

The standard application documents include:

• Valid international passport
• Passport-size photograph
• High school certificate or university diploma
• Academic transcripts
• Notarized translations of educational documents
• Medical examination form (using the university's prescribed template)
• Criminal record certificate with notarized translation
• Parental consent and guardianship documents for applicants under 18

Additional documents may be required depending on the university and program. We guide you through the entire documentation process.

Chinese universities generally provide furnished student dormitories with essential facilities. Depending on the university, students may have access to shared or private rooms, bathrooms, internet, laundry facilities, and common areas.

Prices vary depending on the city, university, and room type. We help students select suitable accommodation and clarify the costs before enrollment.

Yes! Many Chinese universities have dedicated halal dining sections or cafeterias. Halal restaurants and supermarkets selling halal meat are also widely available in many cities.

Students can also prepare their own meals where cooking facilities are available. Mosques and Muslim communities can be found in various Chinese cities.

Yes, Chinese university degrees can be recognized in Uzbekistan. Depending on the university, qualification, and applicable regulations, graduates may need to complete a diploma recognition (nostrification) procedure.

We help students choose universities with appropriate accreditation and recognition prospects.

Employment opportunities for international students in China are subject to immigration regulations and university approval. Students should not assume they can work freely on a student residence permit.

Any permitted internship or part-time employment must follow the applicable requirements.

Our full-service package costs $2,500, payable in Uzbek soums at the applicable exchange rate.

The package includes:

• Initial consultation and university selection
• Document preparation and application assistance
• Applications to at least 5 universities
• Interview and examination preparation
• Admission document processing and delivery
• Student visa application assistance
• Travel coordination
• Ongoing support before and after departure

We work to maximize your admission opportunities by applying to multiple universities.

If you are not admitted or do not receive a scholarship, the refund conditions are governed by your service agreement. All applicable terms are explained before signing the contract.