Student FAQ

Honest answers to the questions students most commonly ask.

Which countries can I study in through SAJAEX?
Currently, China is our primary and most developed destination. Lithuania and Spain are being added. Contact us for the latest availability.
Do I need to speak Chinese to study in China?
Not necessarily. Many universities offer programs fully taught in English. However, learning basic Mandarin is strongly recommended for daily life. Our Chinese Academy can help.
How long does the application process take?
Typically 2–6 months depending on the university, program, and time of year. We recommend starting at least 6 months before your intended start date.
Can SAJAEX guarantee my admission?
No. SAJAEX provides guidance and application support. Admission decisions are made exclusively by the universities. We do not make false guarantees.
What documents do I need for a university application in China?
Typically: valid passport, high school diploma or degree certificate, academic transcripts, personal statement, health certificate, and recent photos. Requirements vary by university.
Does SAJAEX help with visa applications?
We provide guidance on the student visa (X-visa for China) process, but visa decisions are made by the relevant consulate. We help you prepare a complete and accurate application.
What does SAJAEX charge for its services?
Service fees vary based on the services selected. We discuss all fees transparently before you commit to any service. Contact us for a full breakdown.
Are the scholarships guaranteed?
No. Scholarship awards depend on eligibility criteria, competition, and institutional decisions. SAJAEX helps you identify and apply for scholarships you may qualify for.
Is there accommodation available through the university?
Most Chinese universities offer on-campus dormitories for international students. We provide sample cost information and guidance on the application process.
What support does SAJAEX provide after I arrive?
We provide a pre-departure orientation and remain available for questions during your initial settling-in period. We do not provide on-the-ground emergency services.