Student mobility has become important components of the internationalization of higher education, since it does not only promote quality education, but also life skills such as broader perspective, competitiveness, and cultural awareness. However, restrictions due to the covid19 pandemic has significantly reduced the number of student mobility by the end of 2020. In a view to continue providing ASEAN students with the learning experience and benefit of student mobility programme, the discussion on the second session will explore the possibility of the new modes of student mobility in the post-pandemic world, which includes but not limited to virtual mobility. Students are expected to share their experience in participating in physical and virtual mobility programmes, and provide their insights on the positive and negative aspects of the programmes.