How does an international student seek admission to Secondary 1 to 3 levels of a mainstream school?

Question

Accepted Answer

International students who wish to seek admission to Secondary 1 to 3 levels must take part in the Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS).

Admission is not guaranteed and is dependent on applicants passing the required centralised placement tests in English and Mathematics, as well as available school vacancies.

How does an international student seek admission to Secondary 1 to 3 levels of a mainstream school?

Related questions

I am a Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR) while my child is an international student. Can I approach schools directly for admission?

My child is a Dependant's Pass holder. Can I approach schools directly for admission?

I had taken the Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS) at Secondary 3 level but was unsuccessful. May I reapply to take the AEIS/ Supplementary-AEIS (S-AEIS) at Secondary 2 or Secondary 1 level?

What requirements do international students from non-mainstream schools have to meet to in order to participate and admit to a secondary school via DSA-Sec?