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Singapore

GDP

$548 Billion

Universities and Colleges

40+ Universities

Indian students in Singapore, 2023

20,000+

Official Language

English, Mandarin, Malay, Tamil

Official Currency

Singapore Dollar (SGD)

Population

Over 6 Million

Study In The Land of Opportunities.

Why Study In Singapore?

Studying in Singapore offers a unique blend of academic excellence, cultural diversity, and vibrant city life. Renowned for its high-quality education system, Singapore boasts top-ranking universities and institutions that attract students from all over the world. The city-state's strategic location in Asia makes it a hub for international business and innovation, providing students with ample internship and job opportunities. Singapore's safe and clean environment, efficient public transport, and rich cultural heritage make it an ideal place to live and study. With a focus on research and development, state-of-the-art facilities, and a multicultural society, Singapore is an exceptional destination for students seeking a global education experience.

Quick facts about the Singapore:

1. Singapore includes 64 offshore islands, such as Sentosa and Pulau Ubin.

2. The Night Safari in Singapore is the world's first night zoo, opened in 1994.

3. Singapore features impressive man-made waterfalls, including the tallest indoor waterfall at Jewel Changi Airport.

4. Locals speak Singlish, a unique blend of languages with phrases like "lah" and "chope".

5. The Singapore Grand Prix was the world's first F1 night race, held annually since 2008.

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Annual Living Cost

Components Cost / Year
Accommodation Rs.3.7 Lakhs to Rs.11.1 Lakhs
Household Bills Rs.40,000 to Rs.1 lakh
Groceries Rs.1.1 Lakhs to Rs.2.22 Lakhs
Public Transport Rs.1 Lakh to Rs.1.5 Lakhs
Mobile Phone Bill Rs.48,000 to Rs.1.08 Lakhs
Total Rs.6.68 Lakhs to 16.9 Lakhs

To be eligible for Singapore student visa, you must have:

  • Minimum language proficiency in English is a must to get into Singapore.
  • A valid Student Pass. International students are not allowed to begin a course with a Visit Visa.
  • International students and Universities must submit the documents only through the SOLAR pathway to the immigration authorities.
  • Students are eligible for a Student Pass only if they have already been accepted for a full-time course/program into an approved ILH in Singapore. Part-time, evening, and weekend courses/programs do not qualify.
  • Students are exempt from Student Pass if their study course/program is shorter than 30 days.

Documents needed for Visa application

  • A printed copy of the completed eForm16.
  • Formal admissions letter from your IHL.
  • SOLAR registration acknowledgment letter from your IHL.
  • A passport that’s valid for at least 3 months beyond the duration of your stay.
  • In-Principal Approval (IPA) letter.
  • A recent passport-sized photograph of yourself.
  • Certificate of educational achievements and qualifications.
  • Record of employment history.
  • Accommodation details for where you’ll be living in Singapore.
  • Means to pay the online application fee.
  • Means to pay the student pass collection fee.
  • Proof of adequate financial resources to cover your living expenses.
  • Recent medical certificate.

Fees for Visa

  • Processing Fee: Rs.1,852. (30 SGD) (Non-refundable).
  • Issuance Fee: Rs.3,704 (60 SGD) .

Do International Students in Singapore need Health Insurance?

    International student insurance is a requirement for students wishing to obtain a “Student Pass” for their studies in Singapore.

Part-Time Work Permissions in Singapore

    According to the Ministry of Manpower, Singapore, international students on a Student Pass in Singapore are eligible to work part-time for about 16 hours a week during term and for unlimited hours during vacation, provided:

  • They are a registered full-time student in one of the approved institutions.
  • They hold a valid Student Pass issued by the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA).