Germany
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France
- Visa
- Required[1]
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Netherlands
- Non-EU students · Tuition
- Bachelor: €9,000–€20,000; Master: €12,000–€30,000[1]
- Living costs
- €1,000–€1,500[1]
- Visa
- Required[1]
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Ireland
- Living costs
- €1,661–€2,421[1]
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Italy
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Spain
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Poland
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Austria
- Living costs
- €1,250–€1,500[1]
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Portugal
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Czechia
- Living costs
- €500–€800[1]
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Hungary
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Sweden
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Denmark
- Visa
- Required[1]
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Belgium
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Finland
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Greece
- Living costs
- €700–€1,200[1]
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Romania
- Living costs
- €600–€900[1]
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Croatia
- Living costs
- €500–€800[1]
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Malta
- Living costs
- €1,360–€1,630[1]
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Cyprus
- Living costs
- €800–€1,000[1]
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Estonia
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Slovakia
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Slovenia
- Non-EU students · Tuition
- €2,000–€15,000[1]
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Bulgaria
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Lithuania
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Latvia
- Living costs
- €450–€700[1]
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Luxembourg
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Topic guides
- Student Visa for the EU: Rules for Non-EU Applicants
- Application Portals and Deadlines
- Recognition of Qualifications (ENIC-NARIC)
- Language Requirements in the EU: IELTS, TOEFL, Goethe
- Working While Studying
- Bank Accounts and Student Finances
- Health Insurance for International Students
- Housing and Student Accommodation
- Erasmus+
- Scholarships and Student Funding