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FAQ

Practical guides on admissions, CSCA, funding, teaching languages, student visas and arrival. Each guide links to official sources and shows its review date.

Can I get support in English?

Yes. Consultations and application support are available in English. We agree on the service scope and schedule before paid work.

Can I study in China in English?

Some universities offer English-taught programmes. Check the exact programme catalogue and its language evidence or waiver rules; an English website does not mean every course is taught in English.

Is CSCA required for every application?

The cited 2026/2027 Chinese Government Scholarship notice requires a valid CSCA result for undergraduate applicants on that route. Check each university and funding route separately; do not assume the same rule covers every application.

Can I use visa-free entry to start a degree?

Ordinary degree study requires the appropriate study formalities. The unilateral visa-waiver guidance excludes study, while some short study tours have separate treatment. Confirm your actual course with the consulate.

Does Noka guarantee a scholarship?

No. CSC has not authorised individuals or intermediary agencies to undertake scholarship applications. Noka offers optional planning support; you apply through official channels and the authorities decide the award.

Do I have to buy a package after the consultation?

No. You can apply independently or choose a service with an agreed scope. Consultation and document languages are confirmed before paid work.

What does a China application fee package cover?

One university, one programme and one intake, with the documents, checks and revision limits listed on the pricing page. Bachelor’s, master’s, PhD and Chinese-language routes have different scopes. Noka service fees exclude official application fees, tuition, tests and visa charges.

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Tell us what you want to study, what you can spend and when you hope to start. We will help you work out a sensible next step.

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This is our China-based study abroad website

The Chinese-language Noka website is designed for students in China who plan to study overseas.

If you’re looking to study in China as an international student, we recommend staying on the Study in China website.