This depends on how many pages you have... If you have like 20 pages, that's very expensive!
I suggest translating only documents that must be sent.
Can you translate the documents yourself and then send for approval ? This method may save you some costs.

It is cheaper if you translate them yourself and get the documents approved by your Principle of former secondary school, dean of college etc. That would save you loads of cash.

But of course, you can always do it the easier way. =)

-Cheers!

This post has been edited by natakaasd: May 23 2011, 12:26 AM

Just got the offer form HKU recently
Bachelor of Engineering =D

Studying abroad in Hong Kong taught me that our assumptions about foreign cities are usually wrong — and that they can be changed by spending time letting the city change you.....

Congrates! So r u accepting the offer?

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Added on June 29, 2011, 3:12 pmOh, can u share some interesting experience?

This post has been edited by puiyeel: Jun 29 2011, 03:12 PM

Good job~

Congratz! May i know what the conditions are?

Hi, may I know when should we apply to University of Hong Kong for 2012 intake? Is the deadline at the end of the year 2011? And what are the grades requirement for A-Levels? The university website is not helpful at all.

I see the website still say they having information day soon. So perhaps application will start after that, best if just keep checking on the website. Is always good to apply earlier.

Hi, i am applying to Hong Kong University for 2012 entry. I need the following information.

* Will i receive any offer if applying using A Level predicted results A*A*A*A*
* I am also applying the university scholarship, may i know what question they ask during the interview?
* How do you rate Computer Science course at HKU?

i heard about monash students in malaysia have chance to exchange to hong kong U...provided that the average mark is only 60% and above...

CS course I heard HKUST better

I've recently started my 2nd degree in HKU.
I would certainly like to meet some Malaysians in HKU!!

Its great to find ppl frm HKU writing here. Im currently doing my Alevels and I intend to apply HKU for either engineering or Medicine. Can someone tell me how competitive the entry is for this two fields? And also how about the tuition fees is it standard for all courses for international students? If not how much are the tuition fees for Engineering and Medicine?

is there any financial loan for international student studying in hong kong?

I am not in the best position to answer your questions because I didn't obtain my Bachelor degree in HK. I believe it is indeed very competitive to get into HKU to read medicine because there are only 2 universities in HK which offers Medicine. They do have a certain quota for international students and on top of that, you will have to compete with students from Mainland.

Chances of being offered a place to study Engineering would be higher. Although I am in the faculty of Engineering, I have yet spoken to any undergraduates because the academic semester has not started and I have just arrived at HKU a week ago.

Fees!
http://www.als.hku.hk/admission/applying-o...ees-and-finance

Well, I applied for dentistry(Sept 2011 intake) under local entry. I got the interview, flew all the way to Prince Phillip Dental Hospital where the interview was conducted. However, didn't get the offer because basically I said something I shouldn't have. It was a great experience nonetheless Medicine and Law are extremely competitive. I heard the number of students is really small for medicine..for dentistry it's just a total of 50 students.

Anyway, don't be intimidated. Give it your best shot so you can look back with no regrets. All the best to you

HKU undergraduate admission interview are carried out either in Groups or One to Two. What's the difference?

Thank you so much for all your support and encoregement, Good luck!

I would like to know more about HKU on campus accommodation. Can anyone recommend the best hall of residence for non locals.
I am looking for possible air conditional room, walking distance to campus and dining hall or restaurant.

Feedback appreciated.