Study in Europe

Study in Europe expenses:

Many European countries do not charge any tuition fees and the remaining have very low tuition fee as compared to other non-European countries.

To study in Europe, admission is based on your academic record especially school or college CGPAs and past achievements. Each university sets its own required documents but, generally, most of the following will be included:

• Certified copy of high-school diploma or previously completed degree
• Translation of the course modules and grades
• Passport photo
• Copy of your passport
• Proof of language proficiency – English – IELTS or TOEFL (waived off in some cases)
• Motivation letter
• Application fee
• GRE/GMAT may be required depending on country and course

• A confirmed place at the school, university or college where you intend to study – confirmation of acceptance for studies (CAS)
• Proof of funds (‘maintenance or funds’) to cover your course fees and living costs in the UK
• Complete the online application form
• Provide a passport sized photo
• Ensure your passport is valid for 12 months
• Pay the application fee
• Evidence of payment of tuition fees
• English Language Test Scores IELTS/ TOEFL
• Transcripts, and certificates of your education 

• Passport
• Book airline tickets
• Arrange accommodation near the University
• Arrange transportation to/from the airport to your new home
• Arrange your banking requirements – consider buying traveler’s currency card
• Check baggage and customs limitations
• Clear all paperwork with your home educational institution
• Travel insurance certificate
• Letter of Acceptance (LOR) by the educational institution
• Important addresses and phone numbers
• A bank statement showing proof of funds
• Prescriptions for any medication you are carrying
• Medical and immunisation records
• Academic history and university transcripts
• All documents submitted for Visa application