Apply yourself
For students who are confident with applications and want to do it their way.
- Direct link to the official application page
- Document checklist for each scholarship
- Track your status in My applications
Documents you need to apply
Gather these early: most delays come from missing paperwork.
Usually required
- Passport (data page)
- Academic transcripts and certificates, with certified translations if they are not in English
- English language test results, or proof of an exemption
- CV or résumé
- Motivation letter or personal statement
- Two or three recommendation letters
Sometimes required
- Research proposal (PhD and research master's)
- Portfolio (art, design, architecture)
- GRE or GMAT scores
- Proof of funds or a sponsor letter
Tip
Scan everything as clear PDFs and name the files consistently, for example "Surname_Transcript.pdf". You can upload them to your GrabScholarships dashboard so our team can review them with you.
Have a question about your own situation?
Book a free one-on-one consultation, or ask Sirius.
More guides
How to choose a course abroadA good course fits your goals, your budget and the life you want while you study.How to choose a study destinationThe right country is the one where your course, budget and future plans meet.What studying abroad really costsPlan for the full picture, not just tuition.Managing money as an international studentA simple system in your first months saves a lot of stress later.
