Student pass & student contract

Student pass

EF International Language Schools Pte Ltd will assist you, either in your home country of while in Singapore in applying for your Student Pass.

Download our EF Singapore Student Pass Information & Procedures – click here.

For more information on immigration matters, please refer to ICA website here.

Information on standard student contract

The Standard PEI-Student Contract (“Student Contract”) EF adopts is a very important legal document between the School and the student.

It is the responsibility of the School to explain the following contents of the student contract in English or in the native language of the student, where applicable.

• Course information and Fees

• Course information and Fees Refund Policy, including Refunds for Withdrawal for Cause and Refunds for Withdrawal without Cause

• Fee Protection Scheme by Insurance or Escrow

• Any other information as deemed necessary

All students are required to sign two original sets of student contract. One set will be given to the student and one set will be kept by the School.

If any amendment is made which will change the original intent of the student contract, both the student and EF must sign beside the amendment(s) on both sets of the original student contracts.

All fields must be completed in the student contract. Where it is not applicable, it must be indicated with “not applicable or N/A”.

A sample of the Standard PEI-Student Contract used by the school can be downloaded here.

Advisory note

All Private Educational Institutions (PEI) in Singapore are required to attach an Advisory Note to the student contract.

This Advisory Note highlights the key areas of information in the student contract which the student needs to pay special attention to, such as the school’s fee refund policy and the planned action of the school as to what they would do if a course is stopped before the student completes it.

Students need to sign on the Advisory Note to acknowledge that they understand the contents of the contract.

If students are below 18 years of age, the Advisory Note should be signed by their parent or guardian.

It is compulsory for all international students to sign the Advisory Note. Please click here to download the latest version of the Advisory Note..