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Yes, provided the university is listed in the WHO World Directory of Medical Schools and on China’s MOE list, and you clear India’s FMGE/NExT licensing exam after graduating. We only place students at MOE-listed Chinese medical universities. These checks are necessary but not sufficient on their own — NMC eligibility rules (including NEET-UG qualification and the regulations in force for your admission year) decide whether a specific seat leads to registration, so verify your exact university and admission year with the current NMC rules before paying anything.

Some are. The CSC (Chinese Government Scholarship) can cover full tuition, dormitory, medical insurance and a monthly stipend — but it is merit-based and competitive. Most offers are partial: tuition-only or tuition plus accommodation. We do not sell guaranteed full scholarships, and no honest consultancy can.

Not to enroll. English-taught programmes (MBBS, engineering, business) require no Chinese at admission. For daily life and MBBS clinical rotations, you will need roughly HSK 4. HSK training is part of our support package.

Typically 4–8 weeks from receiving your admission documents (JW202/Admission Notice) to visa in hand, depending on embassy workload. We prepare the file, book the appointment and rehearse any interview questions with you.

Tuition at accredited universities typically runs US$3,000–8,000 per year depending on programme and city; dormitories US$500–1,500 per year. Use our cost calculator for a personalised estimate, and note CSC scholarships can reduce tuition to zero.

Part-time work is possible with your university’s written permission, usually on campus. Off-campus internships need additional approval from your institution and immigration authorities. Most scholarship stipends are designed to cover living costs without work.

Start 6–9 months ahead. Scholarship deadlines cluster between February and April; self-funded applications run later but the best programmes and dorms fill first. See the timeline planner for a date-by-date plan.

Yes — every international student in China must hold health insurance for the duration of their stay. CSC scholars receive it inside the scholarship; self-funded students buy it at registration (typically ¥400–800/year).

Most visitors need an L (tourist) visa: application form, photo, itinerary and hotel bookings, plus proof of onward travel. Our concierge desk prepares the file, writes the itinerary letter and books the appointment. Typical processing is 4–7 working days.

Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) give the best weather — blossom season and fall foliage respectively. Summer is peak domestic-travel season in China; winter is cold but cheapest and brings Harbin’s ice festival.

Yes. Through our trade desk we arrange factory tours, supplier meetings, Canton Fair itineraries, and chamber-of-commerce introductions for business delegations — with bilingual interpreters.

Guides are briefed on allergies and preferences (vegetarian, halal, Jain, gluten-free) before arrival. We pre-vet restaurants, and you get preference cards in Chinese to show at any eatery.

Base packages include standard cover. We offer an upgraded policy with medical evacuation and high-value equipment protection as an add-on — we strongly recommend it for adventure and Silk Road itineraries.

Full refund up to 30 days before departure. Within 30 days we refund everything recoverable from hotels and suppliers — we show you the receipts. No hidden cancellation fees on our side.

Yes — families, corporate offsites, and school/college educational tours are a speciality. Groups of 8+ get dedicated planning support and discounted rates. We handled a 45-student Shanghai programme in 2024.

Yes. We run China + Japan combinations regularly, including separate visa applications, cross-border flights and rail, and aligned guides in each country.

It depends on the product. Custom electronics typically starts at 500–1,000 units; many machinery categories sell single units; textiles often by the 100-dozen lot. Part of our sourcing job is negotiating MOQs down for growing businesses.

AQL-standard inspections on the factory floor at roughly 20% and 80% of production, plus a pre-shipment check before the container is sealed. You get photo and video reports at each gate — before money moves further.

Sea freight from Guangzhou/Shanghai/Ningbo to Mundra or JNPT: typically 18–25 days port-to-port, plus customs on both ends. Air freight: 3–7 days door-to-door at roughly 5–8× the cost. We monitor port congestion and re-route when it pays.

Yes — HS classification, BIS/WPC/CDSCO registrations where your product category requires them, and full document sets pre-filed before the goods reach port so clearance never waits on paperwork.

Standard is 30% deposit by TT, 70% against copy of Bill of Lading. Established relationships can move to LC at sight. For first-time supplier engagements we strongly advise escrow — never 100% advance.

Yes. We shortlist factories that already white-label in your category, manage artwork/packaging customisation, and fold the branding checks into the standard inspection gates.

We act as your on-ground representative with documented evidence — photos, AQL reports, bilingual spec sheets. Contracts we set up include quality specs and penalty clauses; unresolved cases go to arbitration with our file as support.

Trade engagements run on a success fee tied to the value of goods actually shipped — if the deal dies, you owe us the audit/inspection costs only, quoted upfront. No success, no success fee.