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Why Study in China?

Studying in China offers international students—including those from Bangladesh—a unique blend of high-quality education, rich cultural heritage, and affordable tuition. With over 2,000 universities, many offering English-taught programs in medicine, engineering, business, and technology, students benefit from globally recognized degrees and modern facilities. China’s strong focus on innovation, scholarships like the CSC, and growing global influence make it an ideal destination for academic and career advancement. Additionally, learning Mandarin and living in one of the world’s fastest-growing economies opens doors to international job opportunities.

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Study Programs in China

  • Primary School (Ages 6–12)
    International and bilingual schools offer education in English or Mandarin, focusing on foundational subjects like Math, Science, and Language.

  • Junior Secondary (Ages 12–15)
    Emphasis on academic development with core subjects; international curricula (e.g., IB, Cambridge) often available in foreign-affiliated schools.

  • Senior Secondary (Ages 15–18)
    Students can choose between local Chinese high schools (with Gaokao track) or international schools offering A-Levels, IB, or AP for university preparation.

  • Diploma and Vocational Programs (Post-secondary)
    Offered at technical institutes and colleges, these 2–3 year programs focus on practical skills in fields such as hospitality, technology, or business.

  • Bachelor’s Degree (Typically 4 years)
    Available in Chinese or English-medium universities across disciplines like Engineering, Business, Medicine, and International Relations.

  • Master’s Degree (2–3 years)
    Specialized programs offered in English in top universities, including MBA, Engineering, Public Health, and International Law.

  • PhD/Doctoral Programs (3–5 years)
    Research-intensive programs in science, technology, economics, and humanities, with growing English-language offerings and strong scholarship support.

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Step-by-Step Guide

You can start your journey by exploring top-ranked Chinese universities and a diverse selection of academic programs. Choosing courses that match your academic background and long-term career aspirations is key to success. At Edex Global Nexus, we offer expert guidance to help you shortlist the most suitable programs based on your interests, emerging job market trends in China, and pathways for future career growth and migration options.

To study in China as an international student, you must meet specific academic and language requirements based on your level of study—whether preparatory courses, undergraduate, or postgraduate. Eligibility criteria can vary between universities and programs, so it’s important to confirm these details before applying to ensure a smooth admission process.

Eligibility Checklist:

  • Academic qualifications equivalent to the Chinese education system level required (e.g., Senior High School diploma for undergraduate, recognized Bachelor’s degree for postgraduate)

  • Language proficiency in Mandarin (HSK test) or English (IELTS, TOEFL), depending on the medium of instruction

  • Minimum GPA or grade score as required by the institution

  • Course-specific prerequisites (e.g., mathematics, science, or other subjects)

  • Valid passport and personal identification documents

  • Relevant work experience (for some postgraduate or professional programs)

  • Portfolio or audition (for creative arts or design programs)

  • Compliance with visa application requirements, including a valid JW202 form issued by the Chinese university

China offers a variety of scholarships for international students, including many opportunities specifically available for Bangladeshi applicants. These scholarships can substantially reduce tuition fees and living costs, making studying in China more accessible and rewarding.

Popular Scholarships:

  • Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC Scholarship)
    Fully funded by the Chinese government, covering tuition, accommodation, living allowance, and medical insurance. Highly competitive and available for undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral studies.

  • Bilateral Program Scholarships
    Offered through agreements between China and Bangladesh, providing financial support for students in specific fields and programs.

  • Confucius Institute Scholarship
    For students pursuing Chinese language and culture studies, including undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

  • University-Specific Scholarships
    Many Chinese universities offer merit-based scholarships for international students, including tuition waivers and stipends.
    Examples:

    • Tsinghua University Scholarship

    • Peking University Scholarship

    • Fudan University International Student Scholarship

Eligibility Highlights:

  • Strong academic record (GPA is important)

  • Language proficiency in Chinese (HSK) or English (IELTS/TOEFL), depending on the program

  • Some scholarships require a study plan, recommendation letters, or research proposal

  • Commitment to cultural exchange and academic excellence

  • Understand your admission notice – Learn the difference between a conditional and unconditional admission notice, and what documents or requirements you need to fulfill for final acceptance.
  • Fulfill conditions promptly – Submit any outstanding documents, such as transcripts, language test results, or medical exams, quickly to secure your place and convert a conditional offer into an unconditional one.
  • Support with tuition payment and JW202 form – We assist you in completing your tuition fee payment and obtaining the JW202 form, which is essential for your student visa (X visa) application.
  • Guidance on health insurance options – We help you understand the health insurance requirements for international students in China and assist you in selecting the right policy based on your needs.
  • Comparison of providers for cost and coverage – Get support in comparing different health insurance providers to find the best balance between affordability and coverage while meeting visa requirements.
  • Ensure insurance compliance for visa application – We make sure your health insurance policy meets Chinese visa regulations and is properly documented for a smooth visa approval process.
  • Complete your student visa application with expert guidance – We assist you through every step of the Chinese X visa application process, ensuring all forms are accurate and comply with immigration requirements.
  • Prepare and review all required documents – Receive support compiling essential documents such as your admission letter, JW202 form (Visa Application for Study in China), financial proof, and health certificates.
  • Pre-visa interview preparation and readiness checks – Get fully prepared for any consular interviews or additional requirements with mock sessions and document reviews to increase your chances of a successful visa approval.
  • Checklist for financial documents – We provide a detailed list of necessary financial proofs such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsorship letters, and income certificates to support your visa application.
  • Tips for affordable flight bookings – Receive expert advice on finding budget-friendly flights to major Chinese cities and the best times to travel to save costs.
  • Assistance with accommodation and airport pickup – We help you arrange on-campus or off-campus housing and organize airport pickup services, where available, to ensure a smooth arrival experience.
  • Pre-departure briefing and student handbook – Receive practical guidance and a comprehensive handbook to prepare you thoroughly before your journey to China.
  • Help with SIM card, bank account & registration – We assist you in obtaining a local SIM card, opening a bank account, and completing your residence registration with local authorities upon arrival.
  • Orientation and ongoing support – Participate in university orientation programs and connect with student communities and support services to help you settle in comfortably and confidently.
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Explore Our Partner Universities

  • Tsinghua University – Beijing

  • Peking University – Beijing

  • Fudan University – Shanghai

  • Shanghai Jiao Tong University – Shanghai

  • Zhejiang University – Hangzhou

  • University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) – Hefei

  • Nanjing University – Nanjing

  • Renmin University of China – Beijing

  • Wuhan University – Wuhan

  • Sun Yat-sen University – Guangzhou

  • Beijing Normal University – Beijing

  • Harbin Institute of Technology – Harbin

  • Xiamen University – Xiamen

  • Tianjin University – Tianjin

  • Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST) – Wuhan

  • Beihang University – Beijing

  • East China Normal University – Shanghai

  • Shandong University – Jinan

  • Nankai University – Tianjin

  • Hohai University – Nanjing

Technical & Vocational Colleges in China for International Students

  1. Beijing Polytechnic College – Beijing

  2. Shanghai Urban Construction Vocational College – Shanghai

  3. Shandong Vocational College of Science and Technology – Jinan

  4. Tianjin Vocational Institute – Tianjin

  5. Guangzhou City Polytechnic – Guangzhou

  6. Chongqing Vocational College of Transportation – Chongqing

  7. Wuhan Polytechnic – Wuhan

  8. Suzhou Vocational University – Suzhou

  9. Hangzhou Vocational & Technical College – Hangzhou

  10. Ningbo Polytechnic – Ningbo

  11. Yangzhou Polytechnic Institute – Yangzhou

  12. Qingdao Technical College – Qingdao

  13. Zhejiang Technical Institute of Economics – Hangzhou

  14. Xi’an Aeronautical Polytechnic Institute – Xi’an

  15. Yunnan College of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Language – Kunming

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Available Scholarships for International Students in China

  • Chinese Government Scholarship (CGS) – CSC Scholarship

    • Offered by: China Scholarship Council

    • Covers: Tuition, accommodation, monthly stipend, medical insurance

    • Levels: Bachelor’s, Master’s, PhD

    • Apply through: Chinese Embassy or designated Chinese universities

  • Confucius Institute Scholarship

    • Offered by: Confucius Institute Headquarters (Hanban)

    • Covers: Chinese language programs, tuition, accommodation, stipend

    • Ideal for: Students interested in Chinese language & culture

  • Belt and Road Scholarship

    • Offered by: Chinese universities/government to students from Belt & Road countries like Bangladesh

    • Covers: Full or partial tuition, living expenses

    • Levels: All study levels, including vocational

  • MOFCOM Scholarship

    • Offered by: Ministry of Commerce of China

    • Covers: Full tuition, living allowance, settlement subsidy

    • Targeted at: Master’s programs for professionals from developing countries

  • University Scholarships (Partial & Full)

    • Most Chinese universities offer their own scholarships, such as:

      • Beijing University of Technology International Student Scholarship

      • Tsinghua University Tuition Scholarships

      • Zhejiang University International Scholarships

      • Hohai University President’s Scholarship

    • Coverage varies: Tuition waiver, monthly allowance, accommodation

  • Provincial Government Scholarships

    • Offered by provinces like Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Shanghai, etc.

    • Example: Jiangsu Jasmine Scholarship

    • Covers: Tuition, accommodation, living costs (partial or full)

  • Great Wall Program (UNESCO)

    • For developing country students in collaboration with UNESCO

    • Covers: Full support for one-year non-degree programs or research

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  • Bachelor’s degree – USD 3,000 – USD 8,000
  • Master’s degree – USD 4,000 – USD 10,000
  • Ph.D. – USD 4,000 – USD 12,000
  • Academic credentials – Completion of senior high school for undergraduate programs; recognized Bachelor’s degree for Master’s programs; Master’s degree for Ph.D. programs in relevant fields.
  • Documents – Valid passport, visa application, Statement of Purpose (SOP), Letters of Recommendation (LOR), academic transcripts, and admission application forms.
  • Test scores – Some programs may require language proficiency tests such as HSK (Chinese proficiency), IELTS, or TOEFL for English-taught courses; GRE or GMAT scores may be required for specific graduate programs.

  • HSK (Chinese Proficiency Test) – Level 4 to 6 depending on the program and university (HSK 4 minimum for many undergraduate programs, HSK 5 or 6 for advanced studies).

  • IELTS – 6.0 to 7.0 (for English-taught programs).

  • TOEFL – 80 to 100 (for English-taught programs).

  • GRE – Scores typically around 300-310 for certain graduate programs, especially in science and engineering fields.

  • GMAT – 600+ for MBA and business-related postgraduate courses.

China offers promising post-study prospects for international graduates, particularly in technology, engineering, and business sectors. With proper planning and support, you can transition from your student visa to work permits and long-term residency options.

  • Post-Study Work Opportunities – We assist you in applying for work permits that allow you to stay and work in China after graduation, typically valid for 1 to 3 years depending on your degree and employer.
  • Key Industries and Talent Programs – Gain insights into China’s high-demand sectors such as IT, engineering, finance, and healthcare. Explore government talent programs like the “Thousand Talents Plan” which support skilled foreign professionals.
  • Career Development and Job Search Support – Access help with resume building, interview preparation, and understanding the local job market to enhance your employability.
  • Long-term Residency and Visa Planning – Receive expert guidance on pathways to permanent residency (the Chinese Green Card) through employer sponsorship or exceptional talent categories, tailored to your qualifications and field.

We’re with you every step of the way—from your initial consultation to settling into life in China and beyond. Our goal is to make your study journey smooth, well-informed, and successful.

  • Personalized consultation at every stage – We take the time to understand your academic goals, financial situation, and personal preferences to help you choose the best universities and programs.
  • One-on-one support for admission, visa & travel – Receive dedicated assistance for university applications, document preparation, visa submission, and travel arrangements.
  • Always reachable—phone, WeChat, or in person – Our advisors are available through your preferred communication channels, making it easy to get help whenever you need it.
  • Timely updates, reminders & document checks – Stay on track with regular updates, friendly reminders, and thorough reviews to avoid missing any important deadlines or requirements.
  • Post-arrival support & alumni connections – We check in after you arrive, providing ongoing guidance and connecting you with alumni who have successfully navigated studying and living in China.
  • Help with career planning and residency pathways – Even after graduation, we assist you with job search strategies, resume building, and advice on long-term visa options and permanent residency pathways.

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Visa Categories for Study in China

X1 Visa

Issued to international students planning to study in China for more than 180 days (long-term programs such as degree courses).

X2 Visa

Issued for short-term study in China lasting less than 180 days (such as language or exchange programs).

S1 Visa (Dependent Long-Term)

For family members (spouse, children, or parents) who intend to stay in China for more than 180 days to accompany a student with an X1 visa.

S2 Visa (Dependent Short-Term)

For family members who plan a short visit (less than 180 days) to a student holding an X1 visa.

Flat lay of travel essentials: maps, camera, compass, and travel journal for planning adventures.

Visa Application Checklist

China Student Visa Application Checklist (Bangladesh)

  • Valid Passport
    – Original passport with at least 6 months’ validity and two blank visa pages.

  • Visa Application Form (Form V.2013)
    – Completed and signed; must match passport information.

  • Recent Passport-sized Photo
    – One color photo (white background, taken within the last 6 months, 33mm x 48mm).

  • Admission Letter (Offer Letter)
    – Issued by the Chinese university or institution (for both X1 and X2 visas).

  • JW201 or JW202 Form (Visa Application for Study in China)
    – Required for X1 visa applicants (long-term study programs).

  • Medical Examination Certificate (Foreigner Physical Examination Form)
    – Needed for X1 visa applicants; must be completed at an authorized hospital.

  • Police Clearance Certificate (PCC)
    – Issued by the Bangladesh Police, attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

  • Academic Documents
    – Certificates/transcripts from SSC to latest qualification (translated to English/Chinese if required).

  • Financial Support Evidence
    – Bank statement (usually showing sufficient funds for tuition and living expenses).

  • Birth Certificate & NID of Applicant
    – With English translation if originally in Bengali.

  • Parental Consent & Custody Letter (for applicants under 18)
    – With notarization and legal attestation.

  • Flight Booking (Optional/Recommended)
    – Tentative itinerary showing intended travel dates.

  • Visa Application Fee Payment Receipt
    – Approx. USD 40–50, paid at the Chinese Embassy or through an authorized visa center.

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