China
China is our home corridor — the country we place students in, tour travellers through, and trade with daily. From MOE-listed universities and CSC scholarships to the Great Wall and the Canton Fair, this is the market we know from the inside.
500+
Students we've placed
150+
Partner universities
2 (Sep & Mar)
Intakes per year
98%
Visa success rate
Study
Study in China
China runs the largest international-student system in Asia: MOE-listed English-medium degrees, the CSC government scholarship, and tuition at a fraction of Western destinations. Medicine, engineering and business are the flagship routes.
MBBS in English
MOE-listed medical schools with degrees listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS); HSK 4 before clinical years; FMGE/NExT planning from day one — and always verify your home regulator’s eligibility rules for your admission year before you pay anything.
Engineering & CS
Tsinghua-to-provincial range of options; AI, robotics and manufacturing depth; CSC funding common at postgraduate level.
Business & MBA
English-taught programmes in Shanghai and Beijing with internship access to Chinese and multinational employers.
Chinese language (HSK)
From pathway year to HSK 5+ — language training integrated into every placement we run.
Travel
Travel in China
Five thousand years of monuments, thirty provinces of food, and infrastructure that makes big distances easy: high-speed rail at 300+ km/h and megacity metros that embarrass most of the world.
The imperial triangle
Beijing (Great Wall, Forbidden City) → Xi'an (Terracotta Army) → Shanghai — the classic 10–12 day first trip.
Scenic China
Guilin's karst peaks, Zhangjiajie's stone pillars, Jiuzhaigou's alpine lakes.
Food & culture
Sichuan spice, Cantonese dim sum, Xi'an noodles, tea mountains — regional cuisines are the real sightseeing.
Business travel
Canton Fair phases, factory audit trips, and delegations run by our Guangzhou trade desk.
For us China is not a destination; it is the other side of the bridge. Our Delhi and Guangzhou offices mean we operate inside both education systems, both visa regimes, and both customs codes. The pages below are the practical distillation of that daily presence.
Country FAQ
Straight answers
Is China safe for international students and travellers?
Yes — violent crime against foreigners is rare, cities are heavily policed, and streets are safe late at night. The practical risks are bureaucratic: correct visas, registration requirements and payment apps. We handle all three in onboarding.
Do I need to speak Chinese to live in China?
Not to survive — translation apps and student communities bridge daily life. To thrive (clinicals, internships, friendships), HSK 3–4 within the first year makes an enormous difference.
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