In short: in your first week, TJS Studysteps helps you set up a Malaysian SIM card and bank account, attend the EMGS medical screening within seven working days of arrival, follow up your Student Pass with the university, and find your way around through an orientation and an introduction to the city.
What do we do?
- Help you set up a SIM card and a bank account.
- Help you attend the medical screening at an EMGS panel clinic.
- Follow up your Student Pass and visa with the university.
- Run an orientation and a first-week introduction to the city.
What do you need to do?
- Keep your passport, VAL and offer letter with you during the first week.
- Attend the medical screening within seven working days of arrival.
- Register at your university as it instructs.
When does it happen?
In your first week in Malaysia, straight after your airport pickup.
What does it cost?
Our help is part of our service: no consultancy fee for private universities, USD 500 for public universities. SIM plans, bank charges and the medical screening are paid by you to the provider, the bank and the clinic.
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