Study in China with Step Study Abroad
Education and Programs
Sessions
Major intakes are September, with some universities offering March intake.
Language Requirements:
English-taught programs require IELTS or TOEFL. Chinese-taught programs require a HSK (Chinese Proficiency Test) certificate. We’ll help you prepare according to your course.
Bank Statement:
Proof of approx. USD 10,000–15,000 is needed for visa and admission.
Why Choose China?
Scholarship Opportunities
China offers excellent scholarships:
- CSC Scholarships (Chinese Government Scholarships)
- Confucius Institute Scholarships
- University Scholarships
Application Fees
Essential Financial Commitments and Application Fees
- Visa Fee: USD 30–140 (depends on your country)
- Health Insurance: Approx. USD 100–200/year
- Application Fee: USD 50–150 per university
Tuition Fee:
China offers affordable tuition fee
- Undergraduate: USD 3,000–6,000/year
- Graduate: USD 4,000–7,000/year
Top Chinese Universities
Career Advancement and Residency Paths
Part-time Work:
Allowed after university approval — teaching, IT, marketing, and internships are popular.
Post-Study Work:
Graduates can apply for work visas in sectors like technology, education, business, and engineering.
PR Opportunity:
China has introduced more favorable policies for foreign talent, especially in innovation hubs.
Spouse/Dependent Visa:
Available depending on visa type (S1/S2).
Ready to Start Your Study Abroad Journey?
Document Requirements for Study in China.
Valid Passport
Academic Certificates & Transcripts
Language Proficiency
Statement of Purpose (SOP)
Financial Documents
University Admission Letter
Updated CV
Health Insurance
Student Accommodation Options in Italy.
Campus Dormitories
Most universities offer dormitories specifically for international students.
- Cost: USD 500–1,500 per year
- Facilities: Shared or single rooms, internet access, study areas, laundry services
- Benefits: Safe, affordable, close to classes, easy way to make friends
Shared Apartments
Students often rent apartments together outside the campus.
- Cost: USD 150–400/month per person (depending on city)
- Facilities: Private bedrooms with shared kitchen, living room, and bathroom
- Benefits: More independence, flexible lifestyle, chance to explore local neighborhoods
Private Rentals
For those who prefer full privacy, renting a private apartment is a popular option.
- Cost: USD 300–800/month (depending on city and apartment type)
- Facilities: Shared or single rooms, internet access, study areas, laundry services
- Benefits: Total privacy, freedom to decorate and manage your living space
Homestays with Chinese Families
Some students choose to live with a local family.
- Cost: USD 200–500/month
- Facilities: Private or shared room, daily meals included
- Benefits: Cultural immersion, improve Mandarin skills faster, experience real Chinese life
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