1 Tuition: Tuition is the first consideration when studying abroad. The cost of studying in Singapore is generally between S $20,000 and S $30,000, which is much cheaper than the tuition fees of tens of thousands of dollars a year in famous universities in Europe and America. Students in Singapore government schools also have the opportunity to apply for grants of up to 80% of tuition fees, so that they can complete their studies with only tens of thousands of RMB. Students applying for financial aid need to work in a registered company in Singapore for three years after graduation, and the working place is not limited to Singapore. Many students sign up for a Singaporean company and send them to work in China.

2. Accommodation: The largest expenditure in the living expenses for studying abroad in Singapore. Everyone who goes to study in Singapore should know that private universities in Singapore generally have no boarding or poor accommodation, and government polytechnics and universities will provide some accommodation. Most international students choose to rent a house outside Singapore. New international students generally have three choices: government apartments or private apartments, luxury bungalow student apartments and international student apartments. The fee is generally 300- 1500 SGD/month, which varies according to the location, accommodation type, facilities and the number of people living together. Therefore, the cost of studying in Singapore also varies according to individual circumstances.

3. Communication: Singapore's communication is developed, and the household telephone penetration rate is 65,438+0,000%. The public telephone system covers all areas and the telephone charges are low. The international long-distance telephone charges vary from 0.5 yuan -65438 yuan +0 yuan per minute. It's cheaper to call China with an IP calling card, ranging from 0. 18 yuan to 0.25 yuan per minute. Each message is 1 yuan, which will be cheaper if there is related business promotion. The total monthly expenditure is generally between 30- 100 Singapore dollars.

4. Transportation: The traffic in Singapore is very fast and there are few traffic jams. Subway is safe, comfortable, punctual, fast and cheap. Bus lines are also spread all over the island, which is safe and convenient. There are more than 10000 taxis in Singapore to serve people in need and provide 24-hour call service. Students attending government schools can enjoy preferential transportation. The average student transportation fee is around 80 yuan/month.

5. Meal: Singaporean cuisine is a unique blend of Chinese food and malaysian cuisine, and the mixed "Nyonya cuisine" is even more unique. Many food centers in Singapore offer Chinese, Malay, Indian, Japanese, Thai and other international food fast food. Schools usually have canteens and restaurants. Generally speaking, students eat about S $ 300-450 per month. When studying in Singapore, students need not worry about food.

6. Shopping: It is inevitable to go shopping on holidays or Sundays. As a shopping center and tourist paradise in Asia, there are many kinds of commercial buildings in Singapore, so it is essential to buy school supplies, beloved gifts or necessities. Chinatown, Little India, Orchard Road, Shilong Bamboo Knife and Kela Wharf flea market are all good places to go on Sundays. It is also one of the necessary leisure activities for friends to go shopping in the park. In short, the cost depends on their life plan.

Generally speaking, the average monthly living expenses of international students in Singapore are between S $7.5 million and S $2,000, and the overall expenses of surviving international students are generally around S $65,438+S $500,000.