What to bring to university in the UK as an international student (Malaysian)

[@kadeeeartiaga]

First to comment here. I was wondering--you’re so underrated!

[@leshaalinysivasankaranpill2413]

Thank you so much for doing this video, i really needed this!!!

[@kadeeeartiaga]

Your mini rice cooker is impressive!!! First time to see something so cute and nice like that! Hahaha u should put the link on the description for those items 🥺

[@biomedwithvy]

hahaa it's been a life saver throughout my uni days! and yes that's a good idea!

[@batrisyiarai]

Just a vid suggestion, can u make a vid abt ur study journey ?? (from highschool, a levels, scholarship etc)

[@biomedwithvy]

thank you for the suggestion! will definitely take it into consideration 😊

[@Dreamchaseriam]

Tqvm

[@mdjisdepressed]

Hi, I hope u find this comment 👋🏻 . Can you give tips to Malaysian students who wish to study abroad in UK in your future videos? 🥺🥺

[@elenawong4431]

hi! I saw that rice cooker is a prohibited item at imperial college, is that really the case?

[@biomedwithvy]

I believe you are right 🤫🤫🤫

[@emperorchung7570]

Are all instant noodles from Malaysia are allowed to be brought to the UK and are there any prohibited instant noodles i should not bring? Upon bringing this should I declare it?

[@Alexandra-ny4rv]

hi! I wanted to ask, isn’t medicine covered by the NHS? since we alrd payed for the IHS, shouldn’t we be entitled to free heealthcare? Anyway, I’m an Indonesian starting Medical Biosciences too this year! (immediately recognised the lianhua qingwen ;)

[@biomedwithvy]

hahaha it's the Asian in us! GP consultations and some medications are free, but some still require additional payments (for example I needed to pay to get antibiotics prescribed by the NHS). In my experience, booking a GP appointment was quite difficult, so medication might not be accessible if you need it urgently.

[@patriciaampaw9775]

The sound of the videos is not good