| 1. CIE Programs are open to all persons worldwide provided they are: |
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 at least 18 and below 60 years old (with exceptions) |
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at least high school-graduate |
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Physically and mentally fit |
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For exceptions, please contact Center for International Education, UIR. |
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2. Mail the following documents to Center for International Education of UIR before the Application deadline.
Click here for address information. You may also send the documents by E-mail. |
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CIE Application Form for international students |
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Certificate or Diploma of previous education |
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Clear copy of passport (personal details and photo page) |
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Copy of bank receipt of the Application Fee ($50 or RMB 420) |
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Passport size colored photos (except for red background) - 8 (less than 1 semester) -
12 (1 semester or longer) |
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Resume (one page is enough) (for 1 semester or 1 year students) |
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Reference by someone other than a family member (for 1 semester or 1 year students) |
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| 3. Within one month of receiving the complete application, CIE office will send to qualified applicants a confirmation of a reserved placement in the program. An Admission Notice and JW202 form for visa application will be sent as well. |
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| 4. Take the following documents to the Embassy or Consulate: |
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Reference by someone other than a family member (1 semester or longer) |
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Visa Application Form (completed) |
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Valid passport (it must be valid for a minimum of 6 months and for the duration of the program) |
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Admission Notice (provided by CIE) |
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The JW202 Visa Form (for long term students) (provided by CIE) |
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Visa application fee |
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2 Passport size photos |
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| Applicants studying less than a year should apply for an F-visa. Applicants studying for a year or more should apply for an X-visa. In most countries visa processing takes approximately 2 weeks. Early enrollment is strongly advised to take into account the time needed for visa documents to be sent by CIE office and visa processing time by the Embassy or Consulate. |
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Note:
1. Textbooks are included in the tuition fee.
2. The application fee is US$50 or RMB 420 per person per program/course
3. How to pay: |
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From abroad, the application fee needs to be sent by telegraphic transfer (T/T) to: Bank details |
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In China, the application fee (US $50 or RMB 420) is to be paid by cash in person to the CIE office of University of International Relations. |
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Students who have paid the tuition fee by telegraphic or bank transfer must fax a copy of bank receipt to the CIE office in order to verify the payment. |
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According to the rules of the Chinese government, those who study over one semester (one semester included) are required to purchase medical and hospitalization insurance, which is 600 RMB for a year, 400 RMB for one semester. Students are supposed to pay it in full along with the tuition fees. For those who have already purchased the insurance in home country, please present your insurance documents upon registration in CIE office. The insurance is supposed to cover the duration of your study. |
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If you come to the school with an “X” visa which requires a Residence Permit, you will first need to pass a health examination for a Health Certificate. If you take the examination in your home country, and your physical check-up results are reviewed and passed in the Beijing Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, you will receive a Health Certificate at the cost of around RMB 60. Since the check-up form must be the same as is used in China and the requirements for the content are strict, we would recommend taking the examination after you come to Beijing. |
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