Study in Europe · All 29 Schengen countries
There is no “Schengen study visa.” Here’s what actually works.
Agents across Punjab sell a “Schengen study visa” that does not exist. A full course in Europe needs a national Type D visa from the specific country — Germany’s national visa with a blocked account, France’s student visa through Campus France, Italy’s Type D with pre-enrolment. Different rules, different funds proof, different timelines. We build the right file for the right country — and we tell you which one that is, honestly.
Licensed · No. 849/DC/PTA/PLA/LC-3/2024 · the decision always rests with the visa officer
The routes that matter
Six ways into Europe, each with its own door.
Every country below runs its own admissions system and its own visa file. Ballpark costs, intakes and English rules differ enough that the right choice can save lakhs — that mapping is exactly what the consultation is for.
- Germany
Public universities charge little or no tuition for most programs — you fund living costs through a blocked account. The engineering and IT masters powerhouse.
Blocked account · winter & summer intakesExplore Germany - France
The Campus France pathway with modest public-university fees. Strong for business, hospitality and design — and Paris is not the only option.
Campus France pathwayExplore France - Italy
Income-based public tuition and regional DSU scholarships that genuinely cut costs. Art, design, architecture and engineering heritage.
Universitaly pre-enrolmentExplore Italy - Netherlands
The university itself sponsors your entry visa — one of Europe’s smoothest processes, with a huge English-taught catalogue.
University-sponsored visaExplore Netherlands - Spain
A growing English-taught catalogue and lively, affordable student cities. National Type D visa with funds and insurance proof.
Type D national visaExplore Spain - Poland
Among Europe’s lowest living costs, with English-medium engineering, IT and medicine programs long popular with Indian students.
Budget-friendlyExplore Poland
What a year actually costs
Tuition, and the money you have to prove you have.
Every figure below is the non-EU rate — what an Indian student pays, not the EU price that most sites quote. The second column is the one that decides whether a file can be submitted at all, and it is the one nobody else publishes. 4 of these countries charge no tuition at all at public universities.
Country
Tuition · public, non-EU
Funds you must prove
Tuition €1,453a year
Prove €723 a month
This is the rate for applicants under 24. From age 24 it rises to EUR 1,308.39 a month — nearly double, and the figure most master’s applicants need.
Tuition €3,900 – €9,494a year
Prove €1,062 a month
Tuition €2,806 – €10,000a year
Prove €3,721 in total
Tuition €1,000 – €12,000a year
Prove €362 a month
Tuition €0 – €25,000a year
Prove €4,809 a year
Tuition €6,000 – €16,000a year
Prove €11,920 a year
Tuition €1,500 – €15,000a year
Prove €880 a month
Tuition €8,000 – €20,000a year
Prove €9,600 a year
Tuition €2,902 – €3,950a year
Prove €878 a month
Tuition €0 – €12,000a year
Prove €11,904 a year
Most public universities charge nothing. Baden-Wuerttemberg (Heidelberg, KIT, Stuttgart) charges EUR 1,500 a semester, and TUM charges its own fees of up to EUR 6,000 a semester for a master's.
Tuition €3,000 – €15,000a year
Prove €400 a month
Tuition Set by each university
Prove No fixed amount
Hungary fixes no amount in law. The officer judges whether your means are sufficient, so there is no target figure to hit.
Tuition €0a year
Prove €1,841 a month
Tuition €900 – €4,000a year
Prove €10,180 a year
Tuition €1,600 – €15,500a year
Prove €500 a month
Tuition €2,671a year
Prove No fixed amount
No government threshold is published. The university and the migration office set it case by case.
Tuition €3,600 – €9,000a year
Prove €577 a month
Also budget a one-off EUR 1,153 on top of the monthly figure. Our verification found conflicting official sources here, so treat it as indicative and confirm with us.
Tuition Set by each university
Prove No fixed amount
Tuition €8,500 – €26,000a year
Prove No fixed amount
Pro-rated across the whole length of the course rather than charged as a flat monthly figure.
Tuition €9,000 – €30,000a year
Prove €13,569 a year
Tuition €16,197 – €48,569a year
Prove €15,652 a year
Tuition €2,000 – €6,000a year
Prove €235 a month
Tuition €3,000 – €7,500a year
Prove €920 a month
Tuition €1,980 – €10,000a year
Prove €2,000 in total
Must already be held when you apply for the visa, and must cover the period stamped on it.
Tuition €0 – €11,000a year
Prove €3,543 a year
Tuition €2,000 – €15,000a year
Prove €507 a month
Tuition Set by each university
Prove €600 a month
Tuition €7,270 – €26,820a year
Prove €970 a month
Tuition €927 – €8,529a year
Prove €22,388 a year
Read from official ministry, immigration and national study-portal pages and checked a second time on 27 August 2026; every row links to the page its numbers came from. Tuition is a range because it varies by institution and course — we do not publish per-course fee tables, because they are wrong within one intake. Thresholds are reset each academic year, so confirm the exact figure for your case before you move money. Ask us for your country.
Where you would actually study
205 universities, and what each one charges an Indian student.
Open a country to see the institutions an Indian applicant realistically applies to, the non-EU fee — not the EU rate most sites quote — and a link to the university’s own fee page and English-taught course finder. Germany has its own page, because “Germany is free” is no longer reliably true.
Austria8 universities
How tuition is set: Tuition at Austria's public universities is fixed nationally by federal law — non-EU/EEA students pay double the standard rate, EUR 726.72 per semester (EUR 1,453.44 a year) at every public university, while universities of...
- Graz University of Technology (TU Graz)Graz€1,453a year
Non-EU foreign nationals pay EUR 726.72 per semester plus the EUR 26.20 OeH fee, and 23 master's degree programmes are taught in English; India is not on the university's fee-waiver country list.
- Johannes Kepler University LinzLinz€1,453a year
Third-country nationals pay EUR 726.72 per semester plus a EUR 26.20 OeH fee, and JKU is one of the few Austrian public universities with fully English bachelor's degrees such as Artificial Intelligence.
- MODUL University ViennaViennaprivate€14,000 – €33,000a year
This private university teaches entirely in English and charges the same fees to all nationalities — EUR 7,000 to 11,000 per semester for master's programmes and EUR 9,000 per semester for bachelor's.
- TU Wien (Vienna University of Technology)Vienna€1,453a year
Non-EU nationals pay EUR 726.72 per semester plus the OeH fee from their very first semester, and TU Wien runs 18 English-taught master's programmes in engineering and informatics.
- UAS Technikum Wien (FH Technikum Wien)Vienna€6,000a year
As a university of applied sciences it sets its own fees, charging third-country students EUR 3,000 per semester plus a EUR 26.20 OeH fee and a EUR 250 deposit at admission.
- University of InnsbruckInnsbruck€1,453a year
Third-country degree students pay EUR 726.72 per semester from the first semester plus the OeH fee, with English-taught options concentrated at master's level.
- University of ViennaVienna€1,453a year
Non-EU students pay EUR 726.72 per semester plus a compulsory students' union (OeH) fee of EUR 26.20, and around 50 master's programmes are taught fully in English against just one bachelor's.
- WU Vienna University of Economics and BusinessVienna€1,453a year
Non-EU and non-EEA students pay EUR 726.72 per semester plus EUR 26.20 in students' union dues at this triple-accredited business school.
Belgium8 universities
How tuition is set: Tuition is not set nationally but by Belgium's two language communities: Flemish universities (KU Leuven, Ghent, Antwerp, VUB, Hasselt) each fix their own non-EEA rate per programme, while French-Community universities...
- Ghent UniversityGhent€2,297 – €7,079a year
Non-EEA master's fees fall into two bands for 2026-2027 — €2,297.40 for arts, law and psychology, and €7,079.40 for science, engineering, economics and health faculties.
- Hasselt University (UHasselt)Hasselt€3,900 – €9,494a year
From 2026-2027 non-EEA students in English-taught master's programmes pay one of three bands for 60 credits — €3,900, €6,630 or €9,493.80 — depending on the programme.
- KU LeuvenLeuven€9,494a year
Non-EEA students pay €2,376.72 fixed plus €118.62 per credit, which is €9,493.92 for a standard 60-credit year in 2026-2027.
- UCLouvainLouvain-la-Neuve€5,369a year
Most non-EU students pay the €1,194 standard fee plus a €4,175 additional contribution, a cumulative €5,369 a year, though some nationalities listed in the ARES circular are exempt from the supplement.
- Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB)Brussels€5,369a year
Non-EU students pay €1,194 plus a €4,175 additional enrolment fee, totalling €5,369 a year, unless their country appears on the ARES exemption list.
- University of AntwerpAntwerp€4,300 – €7,800a year
For 2026-2027 non-EEA students pay €4,300 a year for a bachelor's and €7,800 for a master's, bridging or preparatory programme.
- University of Liège (ULiège)Liège€5,369a year
Non-EU students pay €1,194 in registration fees plus a €4,175 annual supplementary contribution, and a €200 application handling fee that is deducted from the tuition if admitted.
- Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB)Brussels€4,800 – €5,720a year
Non-EEA tuition for a 60-credit year in 2026-2027 is €4,800 for most programmes and €5,720 for business, economics and several engineering tracks.
Bulgaria8 universities
How tuition is set: Each Bulgarian state university sets its own tuition for foreign students under an annual Council of Ministers decree, so the non-EU rate differs by institution, subject and even year of study, while private universities set...
- Medical University of PlevenPleven€9,000a year
Medicine in English is EUR 9,000 a year for 2026/27, payable in two equal instalments each semester.
- Medical University of PlovdivPlovdiv€6,200 – €10,000a year
For 2025/26 the foreign-student rate is EUR 10,000 for first-year Medicine, EUR 9,000 for Dental Medicine and EUR 6,200 for Pharmacy in English.
- Medical University of SofiaSofia€8,000 – €9,950a year
Foreign students on the six-year Medicine programme pay between EUR 8,000 and EUR 9,950 a year depending on the year of study.
- Medical University of Varna "Prof. Dr. Paraskev Stoyanov"Varna€8,000 – €10,000a year
Medicine and Dental Medicine in English cost EUR 10,000 a year in the first two years and fall to EUR 8,000-9,100 in later years.
- New Bulgarian UniversitySofiaprivate€5,215 – €6,749a year
Students from non-EU countries pay EUR 5,215-6,749 a year for bachelor's programmes and EUR 5,522-6,749 for master's, billed annually rather than per semester.
- Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski"Sofia€2,500 – €8,000a year
Non-EU fees for English-taught study in 2025/26 run from EUR 2,500 for most subjects up to EUR 8,000 for Medicine and EUR 6,000 for Pharmacy.
- Trakia UniversityStara Zagora€6,350 – €8,500a year
Non-EU rates for 2026/27 are EUR 6,350 a year for Veterinary Medicine and EUR 6,500-8,500 for Medicine depending on the year of study.
- University of National and World Economy (UNWE)Sofia€3,000a year
Foreign students pay EUR 3,000 a year for English-taught bachelor's degrees, with a preparatory English year at EUR 3,300.
Croatia7 universities
How tuition is set: Croatia sets no national tuition scale — the national Study in Croatia portal states that fees are determined by each higher education institution (at public universities by the university senate, faculty by faculty), so the...
- Algebra Bernays UniversityZagrebprivate€6,000 – €8,280a year
Non-EEA students pay 6,000-6,360 EUR a year for English-taught bachelor's degrees, rising to 7,120 EUR for the dual degree with Goldsmiths, University of London and up to 8,280 EUR at master's level.
- Libertas International UniversityZagrebprivateNo tuitionconfirm with us
Its English-taught International Business degree advertises tuition "from 3,250 EUR" without publishing a separate non-EU rate, so confirm the exact figure with admissions before applying.
- RIT Croatia (Rochester Institute of Technology)Zagreb and Dubrovnikprivate€8,800a year
Non-EU undergraduates pay 8,800 EUR a year for a full course load and graduate on an American RIT degree; the MSc is a flat 17,500 EUR for the whole programme.
- University of RijekaRijeka€12,000a year
The Faculty of Medicine charges 12,000 EUR a year for its English-language medical studies, plus a non-refundable 200 EUR application fee.
- University of SplitSplit€12,000a year
Medical Studies in English costs 12,000 EUR a year with a 200 EUR application fee, and the published rate is the same for EU and non-EU applicants.
- University of ZagrebZagreb€12,000 – €12,200a year
Its six-year Medical Studies in English programme takes 60 students a year at 12,000 EUR paid in one instalment or 12,200 EUR paid in two.
- Zagreb School of Economics and Management (ZSEM)ZagrebprivateNo tuitionconfirm with us
This private business school teaches its economics, management and business mathematics degrees in English and lists a separate tuition rate for non-EU candidates on its admissions pages.
Czech Republic8 universities
How tuition is set: Study in the Czech language at a public university is free by law for every nationality, while English-taught degrees carry tuition that each university — often each individual faculty — sets for itself, usually at the same...
- Brno University of TechnologyBrno€4,500a year
The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication charges non-EU students EUR 4,500 a year for both bachelor's and master's (EU students pay EUR 1,000), and doctoral study is free.
- Charles UniversityPrague€40 – €30,620a year
Tuition for English-taught programmes is set per programme and spans EUR 40 to EUR 30,620 a year, with a few faculties charging non-EU students more than EU students (Mathematics and Physics: EUR 4,200 EU vs EUR 7,100 non-EU...
- Czech Technical University in PraguePrague€4,400 – €5,300a year
Each faculty sets its own fee and the rate is the same for all nationalities — the Faculty of Electrical Engineering charges CZK 110,000 a year for bachelor's and CZK 132,000 for master's.
- Czech University of Life Sciences PraguePrague€1,000a year
Non-EU applicants pay EUR 1,000 (CZK 26,000) per academic year at bachelor's, master's and doctoral level, double the EUR 500 EU rate, with each faculty free to set its own figure.
- Masaryk UniversityBrno€3,000 – €14,000a year
English-taught fees run from about EUR 3,000 a year (Faculty of Social Studies, Faculty of Science) to EUR 14,000 for Data Analytics, and do not change with citizenship.
- Mendel University in BrnoBrno€3,200a year
The Faculty of Business and Economics charges CZK 80,000 (about EUR 3,200) per academic year for English-taught study with no EU/non-EU split, payable yearly in the first year and by semester thereafter.
- Prague University of Economics and BusinessPrague€6,000a year
English-taught bachelor's and master's programmes cost EUR 6,000 per academic year for students admitted from 2023/24, the same rate for EU and non-EU students, plus a EUR 100 non-refundable application fee.
- University of Chemistry and Technology PraguePrague€3,500 – €4,530a year
Fees apply regardless of nationality — about CZK 84,500 (EUR 3,500) a year for chemistry programmes and CZK 110,000 (EUR 4,530) for economics — and the rate at enrolment is locked in for the whole degree.
Denmark8 universities
How tuition is set: Denmark charges no tuition to EU/EEA/Swiss students, while every other applicant pays a full cost-covering fee that each university sets itself per programme (within state cost frameworks), so rates differ by institution and...
- Aalborg University (AAU)Aalborg€7,450 – €15,490a year
Non-EU/EEA master's fees sit in three bands of DKK 27,800, 39,550 or 57,850 per semester (roughly EUR 7,450 to EUR 15,490 a year), with engineering programmes in the top band.
- Aarhus UniversityAarhus€13,000 – €17,300a year
Non-EU/EEA master's fees are EUR 13,000 a year for arts and business/social science programmes and EUR 17,300 for health, natural science and technical ones, plus a EUR 150 application fee.
- Copenhagen Business School (CBS)Frederiksberg€16,000a year
A full-time master's costs non-EU/EEA students EUR 8,000 per semester (EUR 16,000 a year), with a EUR 150 application fee per admission round.
- IT University of Copenhagen (ITU)Copenhagen€16,500a year
Non-European bachelor students admitted in 2026 pay EUR 8,250 per semester (EUR 16,500 a year, EUR 49,500 over three years) plus a EUR 150 application fee.
- Roskilde University (RUC)Roskilde€10,000 – €16,000a year
English-taught master's programmes cost non-EU/EEA students EUR 10,000 to EUR 16,000 per year (60 ECTS), with social science programmes at the lower end and science at the higher.
- Technical University of Denmark (DTU)Kongens Lyngby€15,000a year
DTU charges non-EU/EEA students a flat EUR 7,500 per semester (EUR 15,000 a year) across its English-taught MSc programmes, with a limited number of tuition-fee waivers for strong applicants.
- University of Copenhagen (UCPH)CopenhagenNo tuitionconfirm with us
Non-EU/EEA students pay a tuition fee set separately for each master's programme and shown only on that programme's own page, plus a non-refundable application deposit of DKK 1,120 (about EUR 150).
- University of Southern Denmark (SDU)Odense€10,800 – €17,300a year
From the September 2026 intake non-EU/EEA fees run EUR 10,800 a year in humanities, EUR 15,000 in business, social science and health, and EUR 17,300 in science and engineering.
Estonia7 universities
How tuition is set: Estonia sets no national tuition rate — every university fixes its own fee per programme, Estonian-language study at public universities is free while English-taught study is fee-paying, and several universities now waive or...
- Estonian Academy of ArtsTallinn€3,000 – €4,200a year
English-taught study is master's level in art, design and architecture, and non-EU fees run from EUR 3,000 a year for Contemporary Art to EUR 4,200 for Interaction Design, with a EUR 80 application fee payable before the...
- Estonian Business School (EBS)Tallinnprivate€7,730 – €8,100a year
Bachelor's tuition is billed by semester and totals about EUR 7,730 a year for International Business Administration and EUR 8,100 for Product and Technology Management, and non-EU applicants must pay the whole first year in...
- Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences (EUAS)Tallinnprivate€6,700 – €8,740a year
Non-EU tuition runs from EUR 6,700 a year for the Creativity and Business Innovations bachelor's to EUR 8,680 for the International Business Administration MBA, plus a compulsory EUR 1,000 study-year commencement fee that is...
- Estonian University of Life SciencesTartu€4,000 – €9,800a year
English-taught study is limited to a handful of programmes — Landscape Architecture at EUR 4,000 a year, Environmental Governance at EUR 5,600 and the integrated Veterinary Medicine degree at EUR 9,800.
- Tallinn UniversityTallinn€3,800 – €6,000a year
English-taught bachelor's programmes cost EUR 4,200 to EUR 5,400 a year and master's EUR 3,800 to EUR 6,000, with a few programmes such as Human-Computer Interaction charging non-EU students the higher EUR 6,000 rate.
- Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech)Tallinn€3,800 – €8,400a year
Semester fees for English-taught programmes run from EUR 1,900 to EUR 4,200 (roughly EUR 3,800 to EUR 8,400 a year), EU citizens are exempt except in the School of Business and Governance, and non-EU students must pay the...
- University of TartuTartu€7,200 – €13,200a year
Fees are set per programme — the English-taught Computer Science and Software Engineering master's cost EUR 7,200 a year and the six-year English-taught Medicine programme EUR 13,200 a year, with tuition waived for EU/EEA...
Finland8 universities
How tuition is set: Finland has no national tuition table: national law only requires that institutions charge non-EU/EEA students for English-taught degrees (and, for study rights beginning 1 August 2026, that the fee covers the full cost of the...
- Aalto UniversityEspoo€12,000 – €20,000a year
Non-EU fees run EUR 12,000 a year for bachelor's in business or technology up to EUR 20,000 for master's in art and architecture, plus a student union fee of about EUR 65.
- LUT UniversityLappeenranta€15,000a year
Non-EU master's students pay EUR 15,000 a year; the figure quoted here is the master's rate and bachelor's programmes are priced separately.
- Metropolia University of Applied SciencesHelsinki€11,500 – €12,500a year
An applied-sciences university with practice-based degrees: non-EU fees for studies starting autumn 2026 are EUR 11,500 a year for most bachelor's, EUR 12,000 for design and game programmes and EUR 12,500 for master's.
- Tampere UniversityTampere€10,000 – €12,000a year
Non-EU students pay a flat EUR 10,000 a year in every bachelor's programme and EUR 12,000 a year in every master's programme.
- University of HelsinkiHelsinki€13,000 – €18,000a year
Non-EU fees are EUR 13,000 a year for English-taught bachelor's and EUR 13,000-18,000 for master's depending on field, and the rate stays fixed for the whole degree.
- University of JyväskyläJyväskylä€10,000 – €16,000a year
Non-EU master's fees are EUR 10,000-14,000 a year by faculty, while the English-taught IT bachelor's is the most expensive option at EUR 16,000.
- University of OuluOulu€10,000 – €12,000a year
Non-EU fees are EUR 10,000 a year for most engineering and IT programmes and EUR 12,000 for business, architecture and chemistry, with early-bird reductions of 5-30 percent.
- University of TurkuTurku€10,000 – €12,000a year
Non-EU fees are EUR 10,000 or EUR 12,000 a year depending on the programme, with a EUR 2,000 early-bird reduction for master's applicants who accept and pay within 28 days.
France8 universities
How tuition is set: At public universities tuition is fixed nationally by ministerial decree, with a separate higher "differentiated" rate for non-EU students that each institution may waive for only a capped share of them from 2026-27, while...
- École PolytechniquePalaiseau€15,400 – €28,950a year
The English-taught MSc&T master's costs €15,400 a year on most tracks and up to €28,950 on the X-HEC data and finance tracks, with the same rate for all nationalities.
- emlyon business schoolLyonprivate€22,000a year
The two-year Master in Management costs €22,000 a year for 2026-27, including management overheads and service fees, with no separate international rate.
- Sciences PoParis€14,900 – €20,640a year
Students whose tax residence is outside the European Economic Area pay a flat €14,900 a year for the undergraduate college and €20,640 a year for a master's, regardless of family income.
- Sorbonne UniversitéParisNo tuitionconfirm with us
The university confirms that differentiated fees apply to non-EU students and that exemptions can be applied for, but it does not publish the non-EU amount, so the figure must be confirmed at enrolment.
- Université de StrasbourgStrasbourg€2,902 – €3,950a year
Non-EU students are charged the differentiated rate of €2,902 a year at bachelor level and €3,950 at master's level, plus the compulsory CVEC student-life contribution.
- Université Grenoble AlpesGrenobleNo tuitionconfirm with us
Differentiated fees apply to non-EU students and exemptions are decided by each faculty or institute, but the university does not publish the non-EU amount and its 2026-27 rates were not yet fixed at the time of writing.
- Université Paris CitéParis€175 – €250a year
Its published policy gives non-EU students a partial exemption so they pay the same €175 bachelor / €250 master's rate as French students, plus €103 CVEC, but the figures shown date from 2024-25 and should be reconfirmed...
- Université Paris-SaclayGif-sur-Yvette€178 – €254a year
The university grants non-EU students a partial exemption that brings them down to the national rate of €178 a year at bachelor level and €254 at master's level, though exemptions must be reconfirmed each year.
Greece8 universities
How tuition is set: Greek public universities charge no tuition for their regular Greek-taught degrees, but each institution and department sets its own fee for English-taught programmes, and non-EU students pay that fee — sometimes at a higher...
- Aristotle University of ThessalonikiThessaloniki€12,000a year
The six-year English-taught medical degree costs 12,000 euros a year and takes 60 international students who did their last two school years outside Greece.
- Athens University of Economics and BusinessAthens€6,900a year
The English-taught full-time MSc in Marketing and Communication with International Orientation costs 6,900 euros, payable in four instalments, at the same rate for EU and non-EU students.
- International Hellenic UniversityThessaloniki€3,900a year
Its International Programmes centre teaches entirely in English — the MSc in Management is 3,900 euros in total, and non-EU applicants must pay 2,000 euros of that in advance.
- National and Kapodistrian University of AthensAthens€6,000a year
Its four-year English-taught BA in the Archaeology, History and Literature of Ancient Greece costs 6,000 euros a year, paid in two instalments.
- National Technical University of AthensAthens€1,000a year
Fees are set by each master's programme, and the MSc in Materials Science and Technology charges non-EU students 500 euros per semester.
- University of CreteHeraklion and Rethymno€2,000 – €15,000a year
Non-EEA master's fees run about 2,000 to 5,000 euros for the whole programme, while the English-taught International Program in Medicine is 15,000 euros a year.
- University of PatrasPatras€12,000a year
The English Medical Studies Program charges 12,000 euros a year, admits 50 students and requires English at B2 or a TOEFL score of at least 79.
- University of the AegeanMytilene (Lesbos)€3,100a year
The MA in Governance, Development and Security in the Mediterranean costs 3,100 euros in total, paid in three instalments, and its fee waivers are income-based rather than open to all international students.
Hungary8 universities
How tuition is set: Hungary sets no national tuition rate — each university (and often each faculty) fixes its own fee for self-funded international students, so figures differ widely between institutions and some publish a separate, higher...
- Budapest Metropolitan UniversityBudapestprivate€7,000 – €9,980a year
This private university charges EUR 3,500-4,990 per semester depending on the programme, with business degrees at the lower end and design, media and animation at the top, and the fee may rise each year with Hungarian inflation.
- Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME)Budapest€4,400 – €8,000a year
Non-EU applicants pay a published rate that is higher than the EU one — about EUR 3,200-3,500 per semester for engineering bachelor's degrees and EUR 2,200-4,000 per semester for master's degrees.
- Corvinus University of BudapestBudapest€6,000 – €10,800a year
Self-funded non-EEA students pay EUR 6,000-6,600 a year for bachelor's and EUR 6,800-10,800 for master's degrees, fixed for the whole degree, with a EUR 95 application fee; EEA applicants are billed in forints instead.
- Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE)Budapest€4,000 – €8,400a year
Fees are set faculty by faculty — humanities BA and MA programmes run EUR 2,000-3,500 per semester while science master's degrees reach EUR 4,200 per semester, on top of a EUR 150 application fee and EUR 100 entrance exam fee.
- Semmelweis UniversityBudapest€19,200a year
The six-year English-taught General Medicine degree is billed in dollars at USD 10,450 per semester, with a USD 400 admission procedure fee, a USD 2,000 deposit set against first-semester tuition and a USD 230 enrolment fee.
- University of DebrecenDebrecen€5,100 – €16,100a year
Fees are billed in US dollars — roughly USD 5,500-12,500 a year for non-medical bachelor's, master's and PhD programmes and USD 16,900-17,500 for Medicine and Dentistry, plus a USD 150 application fee and USD 350 entrance exam...
- University of PécsPécs€3,000 – €9,000a year
Non-EU students pay a distinctly higher rate than EU students — Business Administration is EUR 2,750 per semester for non-EU against EUR 1,150 for EU — while Medicine and Dentistry are billed in dollars at about USD...
- University of SzegedSzeged€6,000a year
The Faculty of Economics charges non-EU students EUR 3,000 per semester for 2026/27 plus a non-refundable EUR 200 entrance exam fee, and other faculties publish their own rates.
Iceland7 universities
How tuition is set: Iceland's public universities charge no tuition at all — only a compulsory annual registration fee set per institution (currently ISK 100,000, about EUR 675) — while the two independent schools set their own fees, and...
- Agricultural University of Iceland (Landbúnaðarháskóli Íslands)Hvanneyri / BorgarnesNo tuition
The university publishes only a registration fee of ISK 100,000 a year for undergraduate and postgraduate study and no separate non-EEA tuition rate; English-taught options are limited to a few master's programmes such as...
- Bifröst University (Háskólinn á Bifröst)BorgarnesprivateNo tuition
Bifröst dropped tuition in exchange for full state funding and now charges only registration fees of ISK 100,000 for autumn and ISK 75,000 for spring, but the main language of instruction is Icelandic with only a selection of...
- Hólar University (now University of Iceland at Hólar)Hólar í HjaltadalNo tuition
Hólar has merged into the University of Iceland and now operates as University of Iceland at Hólar, teaching aquaculture and fish biology, equine studies and tourism under the same fee framework as the University of Iceland.
- University of Akureyri (Háskólinn á Akureyri)AkureyriNo tuition
No tuition is charged for students beginning in 2026; the annual registration fee is ISK 100,000 (about EUR 675), and every fully English-taught programme here is at master's level, including Polar Law and Coastal and Marine...
- University of Iceland (Háskóli Íslands)ReykjavíkNo tuition
Students starting in 2026 pay no tuition — only the compulsory annual registration fee of ISK 100,000 (about EUR 675) plus a one-off ISK 20,000 handling fee for non-EEA applicants.
- Iceland University of the Arts (Listaháskóli Íslands)Reykjavíkprivate€30,400 – €37,200a year
From autumn 2026 students from outside the EEA pay ISK 4,500,000 a year for architecture, fine art, design and arts education and ISK 5,500,000 a year for music, performing arts and film.
- Reykjavik University (Háskólinn í Reykjavík)Reykjavíkprivate€12,100 – €17,500a year
Non-EU/EEA students pay ISK 897,000 per semester for bachelor's study and ISK 1,052,000–1,292,000 per semester for master's study, roughly double the EU/EEA rate, plus a ISK 16,000 application processing fee.
Italy7 universities
How tuition is set: Italy has no national tuition rate: each university sets its own fees within a state framework, and at public universities the amount is normally scaled to family income (ISEE), with non-EU students whose income is earned...
- Bocconi UniversityMilanprivate€17,000a year
Bocconi charges the same fee to Indian and Italian students, EUR 17,000 a year for first-year Bachelor of Science and Law students in 2026/27, with Master of Science fees published separately and set higher.
- Ca' Foscari University of VeniceVenice€1,200a year
Indian students fall into the flat non-EU rate of EUR 1,200 a year, which includes the regional tax, with a first instalment of EUR 500 due at enrolment.
- Politecnico di MilanoMilan€3,943a year
Non-EU students on a Master of Science who hold a foreign bachelor's degree and no scholarship are charged the top fee band of EUR 3,943.04 a year, of which EUR 888.59 is due at enrolment.
- Politecnico di TorinoTurin€761a year
The non-EU fee is scaled to the GDP per capita of the student's country of citizenship, and the fee regulations list India at EUR 761 a year, within an overall EUR 600 to EUR 3,600 range.
- Sapienza University of RomeRome€2,821 – €2,924a year
Students who do not file an ISEE income declaration, which includes most students arriving from India, pay the standard all-inclusive rate of EUR 2,821 a year for humanities and social sciences or EUR 2,924 for engineering,...
- University of BolognaBologna€1,157 – €1,557a year
Indian students qualify for the reduced fixed fee for non-EU, non-OECD nationals, which is EUR 1,000 a year for a bachelor's and EUR 1,200 for a master's, plus a compulsory EUR 157.04 regional tax and stamp duty.
- University of PaduaPadua€2,790 – €2,990a year
Non-EU students whose household lives outside Italy pay a fixed annual fee of EUR 2,790 for humanities programmes or EUR 2,990 for scientific ones, reducible only by filing an ISEE Parificato.
Latvia7 universities
How tuition is set: Latvia sets no national tuition rate — each institution fixes and publishes its own fees, almost always as two columns, a lower rate for EU/EEA/Swiss citizens and long-term residents and a higher "citizens of other countries"...
- EKA University of Applied SciencesRigaprivate€3,500 – €3,800a year
Its English-taught bachelor's programmes in management, marketing, business economics and IT are listed at 3,500 EUR a year and the master's programmes at 3,800 EUR.
- Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies (LBTU)JelgavaNo tuitionconfirm with us
LBTU quotes tuition per programme rather than publishing a single rate, and applicants from visa-requiring countries such as India pay a 300 EUR non-refundable application fee plus a 500 EUR study deposit returned after...
- Rīga Stradiņš UniversityRiga€3,300 – €15,500a year
Medicine costs 13,500 EUR a year and Dentistry 15,500 EUR, both with a one-off 1,800 EUR registration administration fee, while non-medical English programmes start at 3,300 EUR a year.
- RISEBA University of Applied SciencesRigaprivate€6,000 – €6,200a year
RISEBA prices each programme twice and the "other countries" rate is roughly 6,000 EUR a year for the bachelor's in European Business Studies and 6,200 EUR for the master's in International Business.
- Transport and Telecommunication Institute (TSI)Rigaprivate€3,900 – €6,500a year
Students from outside the EU pay 3,900 EUR a year for most full-time bachelor's programmes and 4,500 EUR for master's, rising to 6,500 EUR for the double-degree tracks in computer science, aviation management and information...
- Turība UniversityRigaprivate€3,350 – €4,700a year
Indian students fall in the "citizens of other countries" column at 3,350–4,700 EUR a year, must pay the first year in full, and additionally place a 500 EUR security deposit returned on completion.
- University of LatviaRiga€3,500 – €3,900a year
Latvia's largest university lists a separate rate for citizens of other countries — 3,500 EUR a year for its English-taught bachelor's and 3,900 EUR for the master's — while state-funded places stay closed to non-EU applicants.
Liechtenstein2 universities
How tuition is set: Liechtenstein has only two degree-awarding universities and there is no national tuition scale — each institution sets its own fees, and the state-funded University of Liechtenstein charges non-EU/EEA students a higher rate...
- UFL – Private University in the Principality of LiechtensteinTriesenprivate€10,050a year
UFL awards only part-time doctorates in law and medical sciences; the Dr. iur. costs CHF 29,750 in total (CHF 1,250 registration plus CHF 28,500 over six semesters) at the same rate for all nationalities, with classes one...
- University of LiechtensteinVaduz€2,650a year
Students who are not EU/EEA or Swiss nationals pay CHF 1,250 per semester (about CHF 2,500 a year), against CHF 950 per semester for EU/EEA and Swiss students, with CHF 10 of each semester fee going to the student union.
Lithuania8 universities
How tuition is set: Lithuania does not set tuition nationally — each university's senate or council approves its own annual fee per programme, and state-funded places are effectively reserved for Lithuanian/EU applicants, so an Indian student...
- ISM University of Management and EconomicsVilniusprivate€7,140 – €9,800a year
Bachelor's programmes cost EUR 3,570 per semester (about EUR 7,140 a year) in 2026/27, and non-EU master's students pay a higher rate than EU students — EUR 3,675 per semester on two-year programmes and EUR 4,900 on 90-credit...
- Kaunas University of Technology (KTU)Kaunas€3,250 – €7,116a year
International bachelor's fees are EUR 3,250 a year for business and communication and EUR 4,201 for engineering, technology and informatics, while master's range from EUR 4,690 to EUR 7,116, with a EUR 100 application fee.
- Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (LSMU)Kaunas€4,201 – €14,100a year
For 2026/27 Medicine costs EUR 12,800 a year in years 1–3 and EUR 13,300 in years 4–6, Odontology EUR 13,600–14,100, Veterinary Medicine EUR 9,200–10,700 and Pharmacy about EUR 5,600, while health-science bachelor's are around...
- Mykolas Romeris University (MRU)Vilnius€3,250 – €5,600a year
MRU charges EU and non-EU students the same rate — EUR 3,250–4,200 a year for bachelor's and EUR 3,518–5,600 for master's — with a EUR 100 application fee for non-EU citizens and a EUR 50 registration fee.
- Vilniaus kolegija / Vilnius University of Applied Sciences (VIKO)Vilnius€2,900 – €9,500a year
This is a professional-bachelor institution with the lowest fees on this list — EUR 2,900 a year for business, tourism and logistics and EUR 3,800 for software engineering, cybersecurity and civil engineering (Popular Music is...
- Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (VILNIUS TECH)Vilnius€3,600 – €7,950a year
Non-EU rates for 2026/27 run from EUR 3,950 a year for business bachelor's and EUR 4,950 for engineering and IT up to EUR 6,250 for Architecture, with master's at EUR 5,450–6,450, plus a EUR 100 application fee and a one-off...
- Vilnius UniversityVilnius€4,350 – €4,560a year
Fees are set programme by programme and each programme page shows a separate non-EU rate — for 2026/27 International Business is EUR 4,350 and Software Engineering EUR 4,560, on top of a EUR 100 application fee.
- Vytautas Magnus University (VMU)Kaunas€3,400 – €10,624a year
Fees for non-EU citizens run from EUR 3,400 a year for Business Administration up to EUR 9,600 for Music Production at bachelor level and EUR 5,000–10,624 at master's level, with a non-refundable EUR 150 application fee.
Luxembourg7 universities
How tuition is set: Luxembourg has no national tuition scale — the single public university charges the same modest per-semester registration fee to Indian and EU students alike, while each accredited private institution sets its own fees and one...
- École de Commerce et de Gestion (ECG)Luxembourg CityNo tuitionconfirm with us
This state school runs two-year BTS diplomas in business, accounting, marketing and finance that are open to foreign students but taught largely in French, and it publishes no fee figure online.
- École nationale de la santé (ENSA, formerly LTPS)Luxembourg CityNo tuitionconfirm with us
The national health school awards BTS diplomas in nursing and allied health, taught in French and German rather than English, with no tuition figure published online.
- European Business University of Luxembourg (EBU)WiltzprivateNo tuition
Its English-language business courses are delivered online from Wiltz and priced per course (about €740 for a certificate), and it does not appear on the Ministry's list of accredited Luxembourg higher-education institutions.
- LUNEX UniversityDifferdangeprivate€9,000 – €11,220a year
Every degree is taught in English and fees are billed monthly at the same rate for all nationalities — roughly €9,000 a year for the sport-management master and €10,788–€11,220 a year for the physiotherapy bachelor, plus a...
- Luxembourg School of BusinessLuxembourg Cityprivate€14,500a year
Students who need a visa or authorisation to stay pay €14,500 a year for the two-year Master in Management (€29,000 in total), which is €2,000 a year more than students who do not need one.
- Miami University Dolibois European Center (MUDEC)DifferdangeprivateNo tuition
This English-language campus at Château de Differdange is the study-abroad centre of Miami University in Ohio, so places go to students already enrolled there rather than to direct applicants from India.
- University of LuxembourgEsch-sur-Alzette (Belval)€400 – €24,000a year
Indian students pay the same registration fee as EU students — about €400 per semester on most programmes (€200 from the third bachelor semester) — although a few specialised business masters such as Logistics and Supply Chain...
Malta7 universities
How tuition is set: Malta sets no national tuition rate — each licensed institution fixes its own fees, and the public ones (University of Malta, MCAST, ITS) charge non-EU students a per-course fee while EU/EEA students study largely free,...
- American University of MaltaCospicua (Bormla)private€8,000 – €12,000a year
Tuition is €8,000 a year for arts and sciences bachelor's degrees and €9,000 for engineering, with master's programmes at €10,000 and the MBA at €12,000, plus a €100–€200 registration fee each semester.
- Global College MaltaSmartCity, Ricasoliprivate€6,100 – €9,000a year
International students pay €6,100 a year for a three-year bachelor's degree against €4,500 for EU students, while the 12-month MBA costs €9,000 for both, with a €100 application fee, €250 registration and a €200 visa-support...
- Institute of Tourism StudiesLuqaNo tuitionconfirm with us
Tuition for this hospitality and culinary institute is set course by course and shown on each course page, with a non-refundable application fee due at the application stage and tuition refunded only if a student visa is...
- MCAST (Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology)Paola€5,000 – €6,500a year
International students are quoted a total course fee rather than a yearly one — €19,500 for a three-year bachelor's degree, of which the final €6,500 instalment is met by MCAST's scholarship fund, and €7,900 to €10,000 for a...
- Saint Martin's Institute of Higher EducationHamrunprivate€6,696a year
Full-time diplomas and University of London degrees are priced at €6,696 a year, with an extra one-off €1,500 administration fee for non-EU students who need student-visa documentation.
- STC Higher EducationPembrokeprivate€6,500a year
Indian and other non-EU students pay €6,500 a year on the business and computing diploma-to-degree route, against €5,000 for EU students, plus a €150 administration fee.
- University of MaltaMsida€4,500 – €11,000a year
Non-EU tuition is fixed course by course — roughly €4,500–€5,400 a year for a taught master's and €11,000 a year for a full-time doctorate — with a €100 application fee (€200 if you apply late).
Netherlands8 universities
How tuition is set: Only the lower statutory fee (€2,694 for 2026-27) is set nationally and Indian students do not qualify for it — every university sets its own much higher "institutional" fee for non-EU/EEA students, and it varies by faculty...
- Delft University of Technology (TU Delft)Delft€19,906 – €25,633a year
For 2026-27 the institutional rate for non-EU students is €19,906 a year for a bachelor's and €25,633 for a master's, and almost all English-taught options are at master's level.
- Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e)Eindhoven€18,600 – €21,700a year
Non-EU students pay €18,600 a year for a bachelor's and €21,700 for a master's in 2026-27, and a separate application fee and guarantee deposit apply on top before enrolment.
- Erasmus University RotterdamRotterdam€13,500 – €34,100a year
For 2026-27 non-EU bachelor's fees start at €13,500 a year and master's at €21,000, with Rotterdam School of Management at €25,800 and medicine at €34,100.
- Leiden UniversityLeiden€21,100 – €33,100a year
Non-EU master's fees for 2026-27 are €22,300 for humanities, law, governance and social sciences, €22,500 for science, and €33,100 for medicine and pharmacy.
- University of Amsterdam (UvA)Amsterdam€13,900 – €37,400a year
Non-EU institutional fees for 2026-27 run from €13,900 a year (Economics and Business bachelor's) to €37,400 (Medicine and Dentistry), with most one-year master's between €20,500 and €25,900.
- University of GroningenGroningen€19,200 – €32,000a year
Non-EU master's fees for 2026-27 are €19,200 for arts and philosophy, €21,400 for economics, law and social sciences, €24,900 for science and engineering and €32,000 for medicine.
- University of TwenteEnschede€18,200 – €21,700a year
Non-EU master's students pay €18,200 a year for business and social science programmes and €21,700 for engineering and technical ones in 2026-27, with a February intake charged pro rata.
- Wageningen University & ResearchWageningen€21,900a year
A first MSc costs non-EU students a flat €21,900 for 2026-27 regardless of subject, and the English-taught offering is almost entirely at master's level in life sciences, food and environment.
Norway7 universities
How tuition is set: Norway has charged tuition to non-EU/EEA students since autumn 2023, but there is no national price list — each public institution sets its own cost-covering rates per subject category, so the same subject can cost three times...
- BI Norwegian Business SchoolOsloprivate€14,300a year
A private business school where the Master of Science costs NOK 166,700 a year for students from outside the EU/EEA, 30 per cent above the NOK 128,200 EEA rate as Norwegian law requires.
- Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)Ås€6,800 – €23,500a year
Non-EU/EEA fees sit in three bands per 60 ECTS — NOK 80,000, NOK 150,000 and NOK 275,000 for veterinary medicine — and single courses are charged at NOK 1,333 per credit.
- Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)Trondheim€15,100 – €17,600a year
Non-EU/EEA fees for 2026/27 are NOK 176,300 a year for humanities, social science, economics and management and NOK 205,600 for science, technology and health subjects.
- UiT The Arctic University of NorwayTromsøNo tuition
UiT charges tuition to students from outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland but does not publish a single headline rate, so the amount is confirmed programme by programme in the admission offer; the NOK 670 semester fee is...
- University of Agder (UiA)Kristiansand€4,000 – €11,500a year
Among the cheapest Norwegian options for non-EU/EEA students, with 2026/27 rates from NOK 47,000 a year for English and Global Development Studies up to NOK 135,000 for music programmes.
- University of Bergen (UiB)Bergen€16,800 – €19,300a year
Non-EU/EEA fees are about NOK 197,000 a year for humanities and most social sciences and NOK 226,000 for science, technology and biomedical programmes, with art, design and music far higher at NOK 401,704.
- University of Oslo (UiO)Oslo€17,400 – €25,200a year
Non-EU/EEA master's fees for 2026/27 run from NOK 204,000 to NOK 295,000 a year depending on the programme, payable in full before each academic year with no instalments and no fee-covering scholarships.
Poland8 universities
How tuition is set: Poland sets no national tuition rate: under the Act on Higher Education and Science each institution's rector fixes its own fees programme by programme, and because EU/EEA and Swiss citizens study free of charge at public...
- AGH University of KrakowKrakow€2,500 – €7,000a year
Fees are quoted per semester for foreign students, from 1,250 EUR for Space Engineering to 3,000 EUR for Computer Science at bachelor level and 1,650 to 3,500 EUR at master level, plus an 85 to 100 PLN recruitment fee and a 22...
- Jagiellonian UniversityKrakow€4,400 – €6,450a year
Every international student pays tuition, the amount is fixed programme by programme in a Rector's ordinance and shown on each course card in the IRK application system, and payment must be made in euros.
- Kozminski UniversityWarsawprivateNo tuition
This private business school charges the same fee to all students but publishes it in złoty and rises each year, for example 19,400 PLN a semester in year one of the English-taught Bachelor in Management, and visa applicants...
- Lodz University of TechnologyLodzNo tuition
Fees are published only in złoty: English-taught bachelor and master programmes at the International Faculty of Engineering cost 9,000 PLN a semester for 2026/2027, with Architecture and Textile and Fashion Industry at 8,000...
- Poznan University of TechnologyPoznanNo tuition
For 2026/2027 international bachelor candidates pay a first semester fee of 1,850 EUR, or 2,460 EUR for Architecture and Artificial Intelligence, after which later semesters are billed in złoty at 6,800 or 8,800 PLN, so no...
- University of WarsawWarsaw€2,035 – €18,000a year
The university publishes a separate non-EU fee for every English-taught degree, with most programmes between 3,000 and 5,250 EUR a year and only a handful of specialist courses reaching the top of the range.
- University of WroclawWroclaw€3,700 – €4,200a year
Non-EU candidates pay a higher published rate than EU candidates, for example 3,900 EUR in the first year and 3,700 EUR thereafter for the Business and Administration bachelor and 4,200 EUR a year for the International...
- Warsaw University of TechnologyWarsaw€11,400 – €13,080a year
Non-EU students are billed in euros while EU citizens pay a much lower złoty rate; at the Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science the non-EU fee is 5,700 EUR a semester for the Computer Science bachelor and 6,540 EUR...
Portugal7 universities
How tuition is set: Portugal caps the fee for Portuguese and EU/EEA students nationally (€697 a year in 2026/27), but each public university sets its own, much higher, tuition for students admitted under the International Student Statute, so the...
- Instituto Superior Técnico (University of Lisbon)Lisbon€7,000a year
International students pay €7,000 a year for 1st and 2nd cycle programmes, of which €2,000 is due when reserving the place.
- Iscte – University Institute of LisbonLisbon€7,000a year
Each course page lists both rates side by side, with €697 a year for EU students and €7,000 a year for non-EU students, payable in full at enrolment.
- NOVA University Lisbon (Nova SBE / NOVA IMS)Lisbon€7,500a year
Nova SBE and NOVA IMS both charge international-call students €7,500 a year, against €697 for EU students, plus a €70 application fee.
- University of AlgarveFaro€3,500 – €4,500a year
Students under the International Student Statute pay €3,500–€4,500 a year for a bachelor's degree and €2,000–€4,500 for a master's, payable in up to ten instalments.
- University of AveiroAveiro€3,500 – €5,000a year
International-student tuition for 2026/27 is €3,500 a year in humanities, social and political sciences, €4,150 in economics, management, mathematics and education, and €5,000 in arts, sciences, engineering and health.
- University of MinhoBraga€4,500 – €6,500a year
Non-EU bachelor's tuition for 2026/27 is €4,500 a year in law, economics and management and €6,500 in sciences, engineering and design, against €697 for EU students.
- University of PortoPorto€3,500 – €16,500a year
Tuition under International Student Status ranges from €3,500 to €16,500 a year depending on the faculty and course.
Romania8 universities
How tuition is set: Romania sets only a national minimum fee framework by field of study; each public university then fixes and publishes its own annual tuition in EUR for self-financing non-EU students, so the figure varies by institution and...
- Babes-Bolyai University (UBB)Cluj-NapocaNo tuition
UBB publishes non-EU tuition as a monthly figure that differs by faculty, from 250 EUR a month for economics to 700 EUR a month for mathematics and computer science, so the annual cost must be read from the faculty's own fee...
- Bucharest University of Economic Studies (ASE)Bucharest€3,500a year
Non-EU students pay 3,500 EUR a year plus a 350 EUR registration fee, and English-taught bachelor degrees include Business Administration, Finance and Banking, Marketing and Economic Informatics.
- Carol Davila University of Medicine and PharmacyBucharest€8,500 – €10,000a year
The six-year English-taught Medicine and Dentistry degrees cost 10,000 EUR a year for non-EU students and Pharmacy 8,500 EUR, with a separate 500 EUR admission language-test fee.
- Iuliu Hatieganu University of Medicine and PharmacyCluj-Napoca€7,500 – €10,000a year
Non-EU tuition for the English-taught Medicine and Dentistry degrees starts at 10,000 EUR in years one and two and falls in later years to 8,500 EUR, then 8,000 EUR, then 7,500 EUR.
- National University of Science and Technology POLITEHNICA Bucharest (UPB)Bucharest€1,980 – €2,430a year
Non-EU tuition is 2,430 EUR a year for engineering, sciences and mathematics and 1,980 EUR a year for economics and socio-humanities, plus a one-off 100 EUR enrolment fee in the first year.
- Ovidius University of ConstantaConstanta€5,000 – €8,000a year
The English-taught Medicine degree is listed at 8,000 EUR a year for fee-paying foreign students, while most other bachelor programmes sit between 4,200 and 7,500 EUR.
- Politehnica University of Timisoara (UPT)Timisoara€1,980 – €3,150a year
Non-EU tuition is 2,430 EUR a year for engineering and IT, 1,980 EUR for communication and administration and 3,150 EUR for architecture, plus a non-refundable 100 EUR application fee.
- Transilvania University of BrasovBrasov€2,000 – €5,500a year
Non-EU annual tuition runs from 2,000 EUR for humanities to 2,430 EUR for engineering, 3,000 EUR for economics and 5,500 EUR for medicine, with a 75 EUR non-refundable admission fee.
Slovakia7 universities
How tuition is set: Slovakia sets no national price list for international students: full-time study in the Slovak language is free at public universities for everyone including Indians, and each university's rector fixes its own annual fee for...
- Bratislava University of Economics and BusinessBratislavaNo tuition
Its English-taught bachelor's and master's degrees in economics, finance and management are listed at EUR 0 tuition for international students, with only a EUR 90 application fee.
- Comenius University BratislavaBratislava€13,000 – €14,500a year
General Medicine in English is EUR 13,000 a year and Dentistry EUR 14,500, and the same amount is guaranteed for the standard six- and five-year length of the degree.
- Pavol Jozef Safarik University in KosiceKosice€13,000 – €13,500a year
Students starting General Medicine in English in 2026/27 pay EUR 13,000 a year and Dental Medicine EUR 13,500, payable in two instalments.
- Slovak University of Technology in BratislavaBratislava€4,000a year
English-taught programmes cost at most EUR 4,000 a year and several faculties charge nothing, while any programme taken in Slovak is free.
- Technical University of KosiceKosice€5,000 – €7,000a year
The rector's 2026/27 fee decree caps full-time study taught only in English at EUR 5,000 a year for bachelor's, EUR 6,000 for master's and EUR 7,000 for doctoral study, and faculties may charge less.
- University of Veterinary Medicine and Pharmacy in KosiceKosice€10,000a year
The six-year General Veterinary Medicine degree in English costs EUR 10,000 a year, plus a EUR 800 admission deposit that counts towards year one and a EUR 200 first-year registration fee.
- University of ZilinaZilina€3,500a year
Students from abroad in full-time English-taught study pay EUR 3,500 for the academic year, while study in Slovak is free.
Slovenia7 universities
How tuition is set: Slovenia has no national tuition rate — each higher education institution sets and publishes its own annual price list, and while Slovenian and EU/EEA students study free of charge on full-time public programmes, third-country...
- Alma Mater Europaea UniversityMariborprivate€5,500 – €8,000a year
Fees for English-taught study in 2026/27 are the same for every nationality — EUR 5,500–8,000 a year for bachelor's programmes and EUR 6,600–6,900 for master's — plus a one-off EUR 150 enrolment fee.
- DOBA University of Applied Sciences (DOBA Business School)Mariborprivate€3,940a year
Only two programmes run in English for 2026/27 — a master's in International Innovative Business Management at EUR 3,940 a year and a doctoral programme at EUR 4,960 — and both are delivered online rather than on campus.
- IEDC-Bled School of ManagementBledprivateNo tuition
This is an English-language business school offering an Executive MBA priced as a whole programme rather than per year — EUR 29,500 for the two-year format and EUR 34,500 for the three-year format, taught in 17 residential weeks.
- University of LjubljanaLjubljana€3,400 – €4,700a year
Every faculty publishes its own price list, and at the School of Economics and Business — which runs the university's only fully English bachelor's — non-EU students pay EUR 3,400 a year at bachelor level and EUR 4,700 at...
- University of MariborMaribor€2,100 – €18,337a year
The 2025/26 full-time price list sets a different rate for each of the 17 faculties, from about EUR 2,100 a year up to EUR 18,337 for the longest integrated programme, and faculties add the extra cost of English-language...
- University of Nova GoricaNova Gorica€2,800 – €6,000a year
Foreign citizens from outside the EU pay EUR 2,800–3,500 a year for bachelor's programmes and EUR 2,800–6,000 for master's, with doctoral study at EUR 4,000 a year.
- University of PrimorskaKoper€2,500 – €4,400a year
Non-EU students pay EUR 2,500–3,850 a year at bachelor level and EUR 2,998–4,400 at master's level for 2026/27, plus a small enrolment fee of about EUR 40, and the fee does not cover the compulsory health insurance.
Spain6 universities
How tuition is set: Spain has no single national tuition rate: each autonomous region fixes the per-credit public price by decree and every public university applies it, with regions such as Madrid and Catalonia allowing a much higher credit...
- Universidad Autónoma de MadridMadrid€6,823 – €8,186a year
Under the Madrid regional price decree, non-EU students who are not Spanish residents are charged the fourth-enrolment credit rate of €113.71 to €136.44, about €6,800 to €8,200 for a 60-credit bachelor's year, and a student...
- Universidad Carlos III de MadridGetafe (Madrid)€6,823 – €8,186a year
Non-EU bachelor's students pay €113.71 to €136.44 per credit in 2026/27 depending on the subject band, roughly €6,800 to €8,200 for a full 60-credit year, with master's rates published separately per programme.
- Universidad de NavarraPamplonaprivate€11,750 – €20,400a year
As a private university it charges the same fee to Indian and Spanish students: first-year bachelor tuition for 2026-27 ranges from about €11,750 for education degrees to €20,400 for medicine, plus a €95 registration charge.
- Universidad Politécnica de MadridMadrid€5,044 – €9,288a year
Non-EU students pay €84.07 per credit on most master's degrees and €154.80 on the professionally qualifying (Annex I) ones, so about €5,000 to €9,300 for a 60-credit year, against €19–45 per credit for EU students.
- Universitat de BarcelonaBarcelonaNo tuitionconfirm with us
UB's official enrolment calculator applies a separate, higher credit price to non-EU nationals who do not hold a Spanish residence permit, and the university publishes the amount per programme rather than as a flat annual figure.
- Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC BarcelonaTech)Barcelona€1,800 – €2,700a year
Non-EU students pay €45 per credit on master's degrees and €30 on bachelor's — about €2,700 and €1,800 for a 60-credit year — plus fixed enrolment and insurance fees of roughly €90 per semester.
Sweden8 universities
How tuition is set: Sweden charges no tuition to EU/EEA and Swiss citizens, while every non-EU student (including Indians) pays a tuition fee that each university sets itself for each individual programme, on top of a single national SEK 900...
- Chalmers University of TechnologyGothenburgprivateNo tuition
Chalmers confirms that non-EU/EEA students pay tuition but does not publish the amount on its fees page — the figure appears on the individual programme page and on the invoice issued after admission.
- Jönköping UniversityJönköpingprivate€8,750 – €16,800a year
Published 2026/27 fees run from SEK 99,000 a year at the School of Education to SEK 170,000 a year at the School of Engineering and SEK 138,000–140,000 a year at the business school, and English-taught bachelor's degrees are...
- KTH Royal Institute of TechnologyStockholm€15,900a year
KTH states a full tuition fee of SEK 360,000 for most two-year master's programmes taught entirely at KTH, roughly SEK 180,000 per year, plus the SEK 900 application fee.
- Linköping UniversityLinköpingNo tuition
LiU sets the fee by the number of credits rather than by semester and publishes the amount only on each programme page, alongside the SEK 900 application fee.
- Lund UniversityLundNo tuition
Lund publishes no single fee range and instead prints the price on each programme page — the two-year MSc in Social Scientific Data Analysis, for example, is SEK 270,000 in total, paid in instalments before each semester.
- Malmö UniversityMalmö€9,700 – €19,000a year
Malmö lists the full programme price rather than an annual one — one-year master's degrees run SEK 110,000–195,000 and two-year master's SEK 220,000–430,000 for autumn 2026, with the fee covering insurance and a Swedish or...
- Stockholm UniversityStockholm€7,950 – €12,400a year
Fees are about SEK 90,000 a year for humanities, social sciences and law and about SEK 140,000 a year for the sciences, with the exact amount shown on each programme page.
- Uppsala UniversityUppsala€8,800 – €15,900a year
Uppsala publishes a fee of SEK 49,500 to SEK 90,000 per semester of full-time study for fee-paying students, so roughly SEK 99,000 to SEK 180,000 per academic year depending on the programme.
Switzerland8 universities
How tuition is set: There is no national tuition rate — each university sets its own fees under its cantonal law (or, for ETH Zurich and EPFL, under the federal ETH Board ordinance), and several have recently added a surcharge that applies only...
- EPFL (Ecole polytechnique federale de Lausanne)Lausanne€4,640a year
Foreign students who move to Switzerland for their studies pay CHF 2,190 per semester from Autumn 2025, and the semester invoice totals CHF 2,240 once the compulsory student association, sports and social-fund contributions...
- ETH ZurichZurich€4,640a year
Since Autumn Semester 2025 students who came to Switzerland to study pay the threefold tuition fee of CHF 2,190 per semester (about EUR 4,640 a year) instead of the CHF 730 Swiss rate.
- Universita della Svizzera italiana (USI)Lugano€10,600a year
For students enrolling from the 2027/28 academic year the semester fee is CHF 5,000 for Bachelor and Master programmes, reduced to CHF 2,000 only for Swiss nationals and foreigners already resident in Switzerland.
- University of BaselBasel€1,800a year
Enrolled students are charged a flat CHF 850 per semester with no separate international rate published, plus a CHF 100 application fee.
- University of BernBern€5,410a year
Students who did not live in Switzerland when they earned their school-leaving qualification pay the regular CHF 850 tuition plus an additional CHF 1,700 per semester, so CHF 2,550 a semester in total.
- University of GenevaGeneva€1,060a year
Semester fees are CHF 500 for every student regardless of nationality, made up of CHF 65 administrative and CHF 435 tutoring fees, and most Bachelor teaching is in French.
- University of St.Gallen (HSG)St. Gallen€7,090 – €7,540a year
From Autumn Semester 2026 foreign nationals pay CHF 3,343.50 per semester at Bachelor level and CHF 3,557.50 at Master level, roughly two and a half times the Swiss rate, plus a CHF 268 application fee.
- University of ZurichZurich€1,740 – €2,590a year
Tuition is CHF 720 per semester plus a foreign-student surcharge of CHF 500 at Bachelor level or CHF 100 at Master level, with a further CHF 59 in compulsory semester contributions.
Read from each university’s own pages on 27 August 2026 and re-checked every six months. Fees are the non-EU annual rate and vary by programme, so the live figure sits on the university’s page — which is why every row links out rather than reproducing a per-course fee table that would be wrong within one intake. Rows marked confirm with us are ones we could not settle from a single official source; ask us and we will check before you plan around them. Ask about your shortlist.
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Your budget, marks, English level and goal, mapped against all 29 countries — starting with the free Best-Fit finder, finished by a consultant who tells you the truth.
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University shortlist & application
Real programs you qualify for, applied to correctly — uni-assist for Germany, Campus France for France, Universitaly for Italy, direct where direct works.
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The national visa file
The Type D application built around that country’s exact funds rules — blocked account, guarantee, or bank proof — with every document consistent.
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Biometrics & pre-departure
The correct VFS/BLS centre for your country (usually Chandigarh, sometimes Delhi), interview prep where consulates interview, and a straight pre-departure brief.
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No — and any agent selling one should worry you. The Schengen visa (Type C) is a short-stay visa for visits up to 90 days. Studying a full course in Europe needs a NATIONAL long-stay visa (Type D) issued by the individual country — Germany’s national visa, France’s student visa through Campus France, Italy’s Type D with Universitaly pre-enrolment, and so on. Each country sets its own funds rules, documents and timelines. We build your file for the specific country you are actually going to.
Public universities in Germany charge little or no tuition for most programs — though Baden-Württemberg and a few universities such as TUM now charge non-EU fees — and you fund living costs through a blocked account. Italy’s public universities charge income-based fees, and regional DSU scholarships can reduce costs further. France’s public-university fees are modest compared with Canada or the UK. Exact numbers change by year, university and program, so we map real figures to your shortlist rather than quoting one number for a whole country.
It depends on the university and the consulate — not on what an agent promises. Many European universities accept alternatives to IELTS or a medium-of-instruction letter for some programs, while others require a formal English test, and some programs are taught in German, French or Italian and expect that language instead. We check the actual requirement for each program on your shortlist before you spend anything.
Most European countries allow students to work limited hours alongside study, but the limits differ country by country and can change. Never build your funding plan around part-time income — the visa file must show you can fund the course without it. We tell you the current rule for your specific destination during the consultation.
Germany asks most Indian students to prove living funds by depositing a fixed yearly amount into a special “blocked account” (Sperrkonto), released to you month by month after arrival. The required figure is set by the German authorities and revises periodically. Our free Germany Blocked Account Calculator shows the calculation and what to budget.
No. Work permits require a separate MEA Recruiting Agent licence under the Emigration Act, which we do not hold — and we will say so plainly instead of taking your money. Our licence covers visa consultancy: study, visitor and settlement routes. If a study pathway fits your goal, that is what we will build.
It depends on the destination country. Many European consulates take applications through VFS Global or BLS International centres in Chandigarh; a few route applicants through Delhi. We work out the correct centre and jurisdiction for your specific country and course before anything is booked.
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