Malaysia is one of Asia’s fastest-growing education hubs, offering world-class universities, affordable tuition fees, and a safe multicultural environment. Students from more than 160 countries choose Malaysia for its globally recognized degrees and diverse learning experience.
With living costs much lower than in the UK, Australia, or Canada, students can enjoy quality education at a fraction of the price. Many universities offer programs in collaboration with top institutions from the UK and Australia, allowing students to earn internationally recognized qualifications without leaving Malaysia.
As of March 31, 2025, Malaysia welcomed 139,341 international students from over 160 countries, marking a significant increase in global interest The Star .
In a bid to retain global talent, Malaysia has extended the 12-month Graduate Pass until the end of 2026. This policy allows international graduates from 23 countries, including India and China, to remain in Malaysia for employment or further studies
Starting July 1, 2025, Malaysia implemented a 6% Service Tax (SST) on tuition fees and related education charges for international students at private institutions. This move aims to standardize tax policies but may impact the affordability of private education
The Malaysian government is on track to achieve its goal of enrolling 250,000 international students by the end of 2025. This ambitious target underscores the nation's commitment to fostering a diverse and globally competitive educational environment
Malaysia is set to launch a comprehensive education reform plan in 2026, aiming to align the education system with future demands. The blueprint focuses on enhancing digital literacy, promoting inclusive education, and integrating 21st-century skills into the curriculum.
EMGS continues to host events like the "Study in Malaysia Education Fair 2025" to strengthen educational ties with countries such as Pakistan, showcasing Malaysian universities and scholarship opportunities.
The Malaysian government has allocated RM64.1 billion to the education sector in the 2025 budget, the highest in the country's history. This funding aims to support educational reforms and infrastructure development.
Malaysia is on track to meet its goal of enrolling 250,000 international students by the end of 2025, up from approximately 135,000 in 2024.
International students are required to enroll in modules such as Malaysian Studies and Malay Language Communication 3 as part of the General Studies subjects, which are mandatory for the award of a certificate, diploma, or undergraduate degree
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