01	All international applicants must meet the entry requirements for Diploma courses.
02	International applicants who can only submit their full results in mid-2012, they can use their school examination results or trial results for registration. Each applicant must furnish a letter from his/her school to verify that these results are true and correct, and that he/she is currently waiting for the release of his/her final results. Such applicants are also required to sit for NAFA English Admission Test.
03	Equivalent Qualifications China Senior High School Leaving Certificate Examination and have sat for the National College Entrance Examination (NCEE) Certificate/Diploma in arts-related studies India Secondary School Certificate (Year 10), including a passing grade of 50 and above for English from The Central Board of Secondary Education Examinations (CBSE) Indonesia Completed Senior High School (Year 12) and passed the National Final Evaluation Examination (SMA or SMU) 5 subjects passes, including English, are required Malaysia Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) Examination 5 credits, including English, are required Unified Examination Certificate Examination (UEC) Only Grades A & B are accepted for UEC qualification Myanmar Basic Education High School (BEHS) or IGCSE Philippines High School Diploma Vietnam High School Graduation Certificate of National Examination (Year 12) Diploma in arts-related study Other Countries Assessed based on its equivalence to the Singapore-Cambridge GCE 'O' or 'A' Level examinations
04	International students are required to apply for Student Passes through Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) of Singapore after acceptance by an educational institute to pursue full-time studies in Singapore.
05	International students must take note of the relevant Singapore laws, especially those relating to ICA and Ministry of Manpower. These include laws on driving, drugs and alcohol abuse, political activities, employment, smoking, traffic and littering.
06	Student Pass holders are permitted to work up to 16 hours per week during term time. There is no restriction on the number of hours during vacation.
07	There is no guarantee that international students will be offered Permanent Resident status upon graduation. All graduates are responsible to seek employment on their own after course completion.

All international applications must receive and accept the offer of admission by the stipulated deadline specified in the NAFA Admission Offer. Following which, the following guidelines should be followed:


Please inform NAFA immediately in the case of misspellings of Name or errors in the Date of Birth. The earlier registration will then be cancelled and a new one will be submitted.

Make travel arrangements to Singapore once your application to ICA is approved.

Please use the following timeline to guide your application process.

01 May to 21 May 2012	: ICA submission by international applicants
21 May to 08 July 2012	: ICA inspection of submitted information
09 July 2012	: Arrive of international student in Singapore
10 July 2012	: Medical check-up of international students
13 July 2012	: ICA formalities
16 July 2012	: Orientation Week
20 July 2012	: Official issuance of Student Pass

Important note:
No international student should leave Singapore between 13 July 2012 after the ICA formalities and 20 July 2012 before the official issuance of the student pass