When will overseas students enroll?

Welcome to the Orientation Program. But before we begin, I’d like to say a few words about enrolment day because I know that many of you are unsure of the procedures. There are two enrolment days, for different categories of students. Local students or students who are permanent residents will enroll on the 16th of February. Overseas students will enroll two days later, on the 18th of February, in one of two sessions. First of all, all students doing undergraduate studies must come and enroll in the morning session, from 9:30 to 12:30 on Level 6 of the Office Building, in Room C859. Postgraduate students must also come to the same place, Room C859 on Level 6, from 1: 30 p.m. on the 18th, and that enrolment session finishes at 4:30 p.m.
    When you come to enroll, and this applies to all students, please bring your passport or some other identification, that’s really essential, and also bring the letter of acceptance from the faculty you will be enrolling in. For overseas students we’ll also need proof of your English proficiency level and your health-care cards for health insurance, plus the receipt from the Student Admissions Office to show you have paid your fees.
    If there’s anyone who hasn’t paid their fees for this semester yet, please go to the Student Admissions Office and pay the fees as soon as possible. Your place at the university is not guaranteed until you’ve paid your fees. On enrolment day, you’ll all be issued with your student cards. You don’t have to bring a photo for these. The enrolling officer will take an instant photo, and put it on the card with your student ID number and then laminate the card, so it’s all done at once. You use this student card to borrow from the library, to use student services like the medical center, and even get discounts at the cinema and bookstores.