It depends on the university and programme. Tuition may range from RM 20,000 up to RM 40,000+ per year. Living costs may be around RM 1,200-2,500 per month depending on city and lifestyle.
In many cases yes — Malaysian universities require an English proficiency test unless an exemption is permitted (for example if previous medium of instruction was English).
You must show enough to cover tuition + living expenses. Some sources estimate RM 30,000-40,000 (approx PKR 2,000,000–2,500,000) as proof of funds. 7Sky Consultancy
Yes — subject to the institution and visa conditions. Some allow part-time work up to ~20 hours/week.
There are pathways for graduates in Malaysia, but rules change and vary by province, institution and programme. Students should check with the university’s international office and Malaysian immigration.
Malaysia offers globally recognised education, more affordable cost of living and tuition, a friendly multicultural environment, and relatively simplified visa procedures compared to many Western destinations.
