Study in Malaysia from Uzbekistan
From your school certificate to a Malaysian degree: we help students from Uzbekistan choose a university, prepare and translate their documents, get their offer letter and complete EMGS and the Student Pass. Uzbek passport holders do not need an entry visa.
- English-taught programmes
- English and foundation pathways
- No entry visa for Uzbek citizens
- Student Pass support
Malaysia gives students from Uzbekistan English-taught degrees, a Muslim-majority country with halal food everywhere, and costs well below Europe. This page covers what is specific to applying from Uzbekistan. For the full guide, see Study in Malaysia.
Мы помогаем студентам из Узбекистана выбрать университет в Малайзии, подать документы, получить письмо о зачислении и пройти процедуры EMGS и eVAL до прибытия. Гражданам Узбекистана не нужна въездная виза. Обучение ведётся на английском языке; если ваш уровень пока недостаточен, можно начать с курса английского. Напишите нам в WhatsApp для бесплатной консультации.
Universities we work with in Malaysia
This list updates automatically from our application portal.
MAHSA Avenue International College
MAHSA Avenue International College (MAIC), Kuala Lumpur — diploma and certificate programmes in business, creative media & technology, and health sciences.
MAHSA University
Private university in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia — medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, health sciences, engineering, business and IT.
Which Uzbek qualifications you need
| You want to study | What you apply with from Uzbekistan |
|---|---|
| English course or foundation | Certificate of general secondary education (11 years), or an academic lyceum or vocational college diploma |
| Bachelor’s degree | The same certificate or diploma with good grades plus proof of English, or a completed foundation programme |
| Master’s degree | A recognised bachelor’s degree (bakalavr) with diploma supplement or transcript |
| PhD | A recognised master’s degree, transcripts and a research proposal |
English: plan it early
Programmes in Malaysia are taught in English. Students from Uzbekistan often study in Uzbek or Russian at school, so English is usually the step that decides your route.
- Already have IELTS or an equivalent? You may be able to go straight into a foundation or degree programme.
- No English test yet? Many universities offer English courses that lead into their programmes, and some test you on entry.
- Not sure of your level? Message us and we will suggest the right pathway.
Translating and certifying your documents
- Notarised English translations of documents issued in Uzbek or Russian.
- Apostille for education documents is issued in Uzbekistan by the State Testing Center under the Cabinet of Ministers, if your university asks for legalised documents.
- Bring originals with you to Malaysia; the university may ask to see them at registration.
Requirements differ by university, so we tell you exactly which documents to translate and certify before you spend time and money on it.
Your steps from Uzbekistan to Malaysia
- Choose & applyShare your school certificate, lyceum/college diploma or degree and your English level. We shortlist programmes and submit your application.Aalokbortika
- Translate & certifyNotarised English translations of your documents, with an apostille from the State Testing Center if your university asks.You, with our help
- Offer letter & EMGSThe university issues your offer and applies to EMGS while you are in Uzbekistan.University + EMGS
- eVAL approvedImmigration approves your electronic Visa Approval Letter (eVAL). Print it to show on arrival.Immigration
- Fly with your eVALUzbek passport holders do not need an entry visa: travel with your passport and eVAL.You
- Arrive & get your Student PassComplete a medical check within 7 days of arrival; the university arranges your Student Pass (fee RM60).You + University
Blue: in Uzbekistan. Orange: travel and arrival in Malaysia.
Documents checklist for students from Uzbekistan
- Uzbek international passport valid for at least 18 months
- Passport-size photo (3.5 cm × 5 cm, white background)
- School certificate (attestat) or lyceum/college diploma with grades, plus notarised English translation
- Bachelor’s or master’s diploma and supplement, for postgraduate study
- English test result (if you have one)
- Offer letter from the Malaysian university
- eVAL (printed) to show at the airport
- Health insurance recognised in Malaysia, covering at least 12 months
How we help students from Uzbekistan
- Free consultation on WhatsApp to match your results, English level and budget with the right pathway
- Application and offer letter handled for you
- Document guidance so you only translate and certify what your university needs
- EMGS and Student Pass support, from document checks to your eVAL and arrival
Message us on WhatsApp to get started. Education agents in Uzbekistan can also join our partnership program.
Frequently asked questions
Do students from Uzbekistan need a visa for Malaysia?
No entry visa is needed. Uzbek passport holders can enter Malaysia without a visa. As a student you still need an approved eVAL before you travel, and you get your Student Pass after arrival.
Can I study in Malaysia if my English is weak?
Yes. Many universities offer English courses that lead into their foundation or degree programmes, so you can build up your English in Malaysia. We check which universities offer this before you apply.
Is my lyceum or college diploma accepted?
Usually yes, for a foundation programme and sometimes for direct entry, depending on your grades and English. We check your documents against each programme.
When should I apply?
Many private universities, including MAHSA University, have January, May and September intakes. Start at least three months before your intake to leave time for translations and EMGS processing.
Sources: Immigration Department of Malaysia (Student Pass, visa requirement by country) and the Hague Conference (Uzbekistan apostille authorities). Rules can change; we confirm the latest requirements with every application.
Programmes in Malaysia: fees, scholarships and intakes
We can apply for you to 48 open programmes in Malaysia. Each one has its own page with the fees after scholarship, intakes, entry requirements and the documents you need.