CareerTalks Education is a trusted education consultancy specializing in Malaysian higher education. We guide students through every step of their study abroad journey, from choosing the right university to securing visa approval.
We provide complete education consultancy services to support students at every
stage of their journey to study in Malaysia.
Complete visa application support with expert guidance, ensuring
accurate documentation and a smooth process.
Professional assistance in preparing and verifying all required documents for a smooth and hassle-free application process.
Hassle-free guardian visa processing for parents accompanying students to Malaysia with complete guidance and support.
Malaysia offers quality education, a safe multicultural environment, and globally recognized degrees. It’s the smart choice for students aiming for a successful international career.
Find clear answers to the most common questions about studying,
visas, admissions, and student life in Malaysia.
The complete visa processing usually takes 2–3 months from the time all required documents are submitted to receiving
the Visa Approval Letter (VAL). Processing time may vary depending on the university, document verification, and immigration procedures. For a smooth process, we strongly recommend starting your application at least 3–4 months before your intended intake to avoid any unexpected delays.
Yes, international students in Malaysia are allowed to work part-time for up to 20 hours per week during semester breaks
or official holidays. Students can work in selected sectors such as restaurants, petrol stations, retail stores, and hotels. However, part-time work is mainly intended to help cover minor personal expenses and should not be considered a primary source of income.
Not always. Some universities require IELTS, TOEFL, or other recognized English proficiency tests as part of their admission requirements. However, many universities in Malaysia also offer alternative options such as an internal English assessment or a preparatory English language program for students who do not have IELTS.
Most universities in Malaysia offer three major intakes every year: January, May, and September. These intakes allow international students to apply and start their studies at different times throughout the year. However, the availability of intakes may vary depending on the university and the specific program you choose.
See the real success stories of students who received their study visas and started their academic
journey in Malaysia with our professional guidance and support.
