INTI Subang Australian Degree Transfer: Commerce Fees
The Australian Degree Transfer Programme in Commerce at INTI Subang is RM 53,262 for the INTI portion — 2 years, Jan, May and Aug intakes.
The direct answer
The Australian Degree Transfer Programme — Commerce at INTI International College Subang is listed at RM 53,262 (INTI portion), for a duration of 2 years at INTI, with intakes in January, May and August (INTI International College Subang). The award is a 2+1 / 2+2 transfer to Australian partner universities, which means the fee above buys you the Malaysian years only — not the Australian years.
That last sentence is the one most families miss. The figure is described on the official page as the INTI portion. The tuition you will pay to the Australian partner university for the final year or two is set by that university, is not in this figure, and is not something we will estimate for you here.
What RM 53,262 covers and what it does not
| Item | Position |
|---|---|
| Tuition for 2 years of Commerce study at INTI Subang | Included in the quoted RM 53,262 (INTI portion) |
| Tuition for the final year(s) at the Australian partner university | Not included — quoted separately by the partner |
| Living costs in Subang Jaya | Not included — see the table below |
| EMGS Student Pass and medical costs | Not included — see the funds section |
| Flights, visa lodgement, personal spending | Not included |
The transfer condition is the real risk, not the fee
A transfer programme only saves money if the transfer actually happens. Transfer routes at Malaysian institutions are governed by the grade you earn in the Malaysian years, and the partner university decides. Before you pay a deposit, get three things in writing from INTI Subang:
- The current list of Australian partner universities for the Commerce stream, for your intake.
- Whether your intended partner runs 2+1 or 2+2, because that changes how many years you fund in Australia.
- The grade or credit conditions you must meet at INTI to qualify for the transfer, and what happens if you fall short.
If the answer to point 3 is vague, treat the programme as a two-year Malaysian qualification with a transfer possibility, and budget accordingly.
INTI Subang fees compared with the college's other routes
All figures below are from the official INTI International College Subang page. Note the units carefully — some are quoted as totals, and the ADTP figure is quoted as the INTI portion.
| Programme | Level | Fee as published | Duration | Intakes | Award |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australian Degree Transfer Programme — Commerce | Degree transfer | RM 53,262 (INTI portion) | 2 yr @ INTI | Jan · May · Aug | 2+1/2+2 transfer to AU partner universities |
| Foundation in Business / IT | Foundation | RM 21,931 total | 1 yr | Jan · May · Aug | INTI foundation |
| Bachelor of Business (Hons) Marketing/IB/HRM (Online) | Bachelor | RM 38,756+ total (verify) | 3 yr FT | Jan · May · Aug | INTI degree (online) |
| MBA (Dual Award) | Master | RM 47,112 total | 1.5 yr | Jan · May · Aug | INTI MBA + foreign partner (verify) |
Source: newinti.edu.my
Two practical points. First, the Bachelor of Business (Hons) figure is marked "verify" and carries a "+" — that is a floor, not a final quote, and the online mode has different Student Pass implications, so ask INTI directly. Second, if you do not meet direct entry for the ADTP, the Foundation in Business / IT at RM 21,931 total is the pre-university step, and it is a separate cost that sits before the RM 53,262.
Living costs in Subang Jaya
INTI Subang is in Subang Jaya, next to Sunway City. These are the ranges the spine holds for that area.
| Cost item (Subang Jaya / Sunway City) | Range |
|---|---|
| Shared accommodation | RM 180–300 |
| Studio | RM 300–500 |
| Total monthly budget | RM 1,700–2,600 |
| Transport | Best suburban transit — BRT Sunway Line into Klang Valley |
| On-campus option | Sunway Monash Residence (verify) |
For context, the most reliable officially published accommodation quote in Malaysia is APU residence at RM 1,120–1,390/mo, with an APU total budget of RM 1,500–3,000/mo (food RM 600–1,200, transport RM 100–300, utilities RM 50–150). Malaysia overall runs around RM 1,500–2,500/mo, far below Sydney, London or Toronto. Rents for Subang Jaya other than the official ones are market ranges — confirm on the institution's own accommodation page before you commit.
Compare locations before you decide: Nilai, where INTI's flagship INTI International University sits, has a total monthly budget range of RM 1,300–2,000, but limited rail and a reliance on university transport, Grab or carpooling. Cheaper rent can cost you in transport and time.
Funds, EMGS and documents
EMGS and Immigration publish no single statutory minimum funds figure for Malaysia. What exists is a planning estimate, and the honest version of the advice is this: the published number is not the number that gets checked — the institution and EMGS tell you at application time what financial proof they want, and that is the figure that matters.
The planning components the spine holds, quoted separately (do not treat these as one total):
| Component | Figure |
|---|---|
| Bachelor (private university) tuition planning level | RM 28,000 |
| Living-cost baseline | RM 24,000 |
| EMGS costs, Year 1 | RM 2,000 |
| Medical | RM 275 |
Financial proof for the Student Pass means bank statements, fixed deposits, or a sponsor/scholarship letter covering tuition plus living for at least one year. Alongside that you will need the offer letter from an EMGS-approved institution, a passport valid at least 12–18 months beyond the intended study period, attested transcripts and certificates, English proficiency proof, the eVAL once EMGS approves, and then the Single Entry Visa, which Nepali nationals apply for through the official eVISA portal using the eVAL, before flying. There is a pre-departure medical and a mandatory post-arrival medical within 7 days of landing.
Budget 3–4 months end-to-end for Student Pass approval via EMGS once you hold an offer letter, and start the moment you accept. Document and financial verification for Nepali, Indian, Sri Lankan and Bangladeshi applicants tends to be more thorough, so a January intake application begun in December is already late.
English requirement
The spine does not hold an INTI-specific English table, so use the general Malaysian targets and confirm the exact requirement with INTI Subang for the ADTP Commerce intake you want. The default pattern across Malaysian institutions is IELTS 5.5 for foundation, IELTS 6.0 (some 6.5) for bachelor-level entry, and IELTS 6.5 for master's. Safe targets for both admission and the Student Pass are IELTS 5.5 for foundation or diploma and IELTS 6.0–6.5 for bachelor-level study.
Two things worth knowing. English-medium instruction plus a strong Class 12 or O-Level English result is frequently accepted in place of a test, but the institution decides — not the agent. And if you land below target, most institutions run an in-house intensive English programme of roughly 10 weeks per level that satisfies entry in lieu of IELTS and is EMGS-recognised. Ask whether your ADTP partner university also accepts that in-house route, because the Australian partner has its own English rules for the transfer years.
Use the free Master Reckoner to line up course, cost, entry and English requirements side by side, and the Malaysia hub for the wider picture on branch campuses versus private universities.
Common questions
Is RM 53,262 the total cost of the whole Australian degree?
No. It is published as the INTI portion, covering the 2 years at INTI Subang. The Australian partner university charges its own tuition for the remaining year or two under the 2+1 or 2+2 structure, and that amount comes from the partner, not from INTI. Ask both institutions for written quotes before you plan the family budget.
What qualification do I get if I stay at INTI and do not transfer?
You must ask INTI Subang this directly, in writing, before enrolling. The programme is structured as a transfer route to Australian partner universities, so the exit options if you do not meet the transfer conditions are set by the college and can differ by partner and intake. Do not assume an automatic INTI degree at the end.
Can I work part-time in Malaysia to help pay for this?
Up to 20 hours a week, during scheduled breaks and holidays only — not during term — and subject to Student Pass conditions and university approval. It is not a way to fund tuition. Treat part-time work as pocket money and prove full funds properly at application stage.
Can I stay and work in Malaysia after graduating?
Malaysia does not offer a broad open post-study work visa of the kind Australia, New Zealand or Canada run. Staying means an employer sponsors an Employment Pass after a job offer, and from 1 June 2026 the EP salary floors make this harder for fresh graduates, because many entry-level jobs pay below the threshold. Plan Malaysia as a cost-effective route to a foreign-brand degree, not as a stay-and-work destination.
Official sources
- INTI International College Subang — campus, programme and fee listings: https://newinti.edu.my/campuses/inti-international-college-subang/
More country and course breakdowns are in our guides.