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  Studying In Singapore
 

As a foreign student in Singapore, you will need a Student’s Pass. The Pass will enable you to study and live in Singapore for the duration of your course.

Cambridge Institute will apply for the Student’s Pass on your behalf. This service is rendered free of charge to all our students. Our staff will prepare the necessary documents for submission to the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

You will need a local sponsor to apply for the Student’s Pass. The sponsor must be a citizen or permanent resident of Singapore. Additionally, he or she should be aged between 21 and 55, and should not be currently sponsoring more than three students. If you do not have a sponsor, you may appoint the school to act as your sponsor.

Please proceed to Admission (http://www.cambridge.com.sg/admission/admission.htm) for further details regarding Student’s Pass application.
   
 
   
  Documents
 

If this is your first application for a Student’s Pass, you will have to submit photocopies of the documents listed below with your application. The original documents are only required when your application has been approved, whereupon you are required to submit them for verification before you can collect your Student’s Pass. Please note that the same name must be used on all documents. If some of your documents are in a different name, ICA requires you to submit a change-of-name certificate.

Please provide three recent passport-sized photographs in addition to photocopies of the following:

· Birth certificate;
· Education certificates and report cards;
· Personal particulars pages of passport/travel document;
· Local sponsor's identity card;
· Custody certificate (if parents are divorced) and
· Bank statement (for students from level III countries as defined by ICA - China, Russia, Philippines, Mongolia, India and Vietnam). The statement should show at least S$10,000 and preferably more in the account.

   
 

 
 
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