The university decides which translations, notarisation or legalisation are required. Confirm the current checklist before paying for documents or sending an application fee.
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Prepare passport, transcripts, graduation proof, language evidence, CV and personal statement.
Ask the university whether translation, notarisation, apostille or consular legalisation is required.
Apply through the university’s official portal and keep submission receipts.
Track scholarship applications separately from degree admission.
Before you move on
Names, dates and passport details match across every file.
The programme-specific checklist is current for the target intake.
Any payment is going to an official university or government channel.
Avoid
Paying a personal account or an agent claiming to reserve a place.
Submitting one generic statement to every programme.
Assuming a scholarship application also completes university admission.
The one rule that applies to every step
Use the university’s current official programme page for the exact degree, campus, language, tuition, deadline and document rules. Do not treat a directory, social post or agency summary as the final authority.