Global Entree Consultants

Studying in Europe is an experience in itself as students will not just be part of a larger global-cultural universe but also be the first-hand witness to its glorious history of influencing world culture, art and science. From breathtaking monuments to welcoming locals, some of World's top-ranked universities to highly experienced professional faculties, reasons to study in Europe are many and varied and we make sure your dream of studying in Europe is fulfilled

1. Germany

Tuition: Free or low-cost at public universities
Living Costs: €850–€1,200/month
Top Universities: TU Munich, Heidelberg University, LMU Munich
Language: TU Munich, Heidelberg University, LMU Munich

2. France

Tuition: Low tuition fees (~€2,500–€4,000/year for non-EU students)
Living Costs: €1,000–€1,500/month (Paris is more expensive)
Top Universities: Sorbonne, Sciences Po, École Polytechnique
Language: English-taught programs available, but French helps

3. Netherlands

Tuition: €6,000–€20,000/year for non-EU students
Living Costs: €1,000–€1,500/month
Top Universities: University of Amsterdam, Delft University, Leiden University
Language: Many programs in English

4. Sweden

Tuition: €8,000–€15,000/year for non-EU students
Living Costs: €900–€1,500/month
Top Universities: Lund University, KTH, Uppsala University
Language: Many Master’s programs in English

5. Finland

Tuition: €6,000–€18,000/year for non-EU students
Living Costs: €800–€1,200/month
Top Universities: University of Helsinki, Aalto University
Language: English-taught programs available

6. Spain

Tuition: €1,000–€6,000/year
Living Costs: €800–€1,200/month
Top Universities: University of Barcelona, Complutense University of Madrid
Language: : English-taught programs available

7. Italy

Tuition: €1,000–€4,000/year
Living Costs: €800–€1,300/month
Top Universities: University of Bologna, Politecnico di Milano
Language: : English-taught programs available

8. Austria

Tuition: €1,500/year for non-EU students
Living Costs: €900–€1,400/month
Top Universities: University of Vienna, TU Wien
Language: Some English-taught programs

Visa Interview (if required)

Some countries may require you to attend an interview as part of the visa application process. Be prepared to answer questions about your study plans, finances, and future intentions.

Wait for Processing

Visa processing can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months, depending on the country and the type of visa. It’s advisable to apply as early as possible, preferably at least 3 months before your course starts.

Check Visa Requirements for Your Chosen Country

Every European country has its own set of requirements. You will need to check the specific embassy or consulate website of the country where you plan to study for exact details on visa application documents.

General documents may include:

Valid passport (with at least 6 months of validity)
Admission letter from the university
Proof of sufficient financial means (bank statements, scholarship letters, etc.)
Proof of health insurance
Proof of accommodation (either a dormitory, apartment lease, etc.)
Visa fee payment
Passport-size photos
Academic qualifications (transcripts, diplomas, etc.)

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