Are international students a source of income
The article highlights the significant contribution of international students to the country's hard currency through tuition fees, with most paying between $4,000 and $8,000, and their costs dropping to approximately $1,800 after discounts. The state receives 20-30% of these fees, with portions of the proceeds allocated to rewards for officials and employees, as well as various spending needs, while the actual numbers of students remain undisclosed. It was also confirmed that the government will direct 80% of the income from international students' fees directly to the treasury. The measures include improving facilities and student activities, aiming to make international students an effective and sustainable source of hard currency for the country.
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