Study & Settle in Europe (Schengen)
Europe offers affordable, high-quality English-taught degrees across countries like the Netherlands, Sweden, Poland, Hungary, and Italy with seamless Schengen travel mobility and clear post-study stay-back frameworks.
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Why Study in Europe (Schengen)?
Requirements & Financial Estimates
Proof of 1-year living funds deposited in bank account or national blocked account
12 to 18 months orientation / job search permits depending on the specific European destination country.
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Frequently Asked Questions: Europe (Schengen)
Can I travel to other European countries on my student visa?
Yes, holding a National Student Visa (Type D) or residence permit from any Schengen member state allows visa-free travel across all 29 Schengen Zone countries for up to 90 days in any 180-day period.
Do European universities offer English-medium degrees?
Yes, thousands of bachelor's and master's programs in the Netherlands, Sweden, Finland, Italy, Poland, and Hungary are delivered 100% in English.
What is the Netherlands 'Orientation Year' (Zoekjaar) permit?
Graduates from accredited Dutch universities (as well as top-200 global Master's graduates) can apply for a 1-year Orientation Year residence permit in the Netherlands, granting unrestricted work rights while seeking a Highly Skilled Migrant role.
What are the tuition and living costs in European countries like Italy, Poland, or Hungary?
Public universities in countries like Italy, Poland, and Hungary offer English-taught degrees with affordable annual tuition ranging from €2,000 to €5,500 per year and reasonable living expenses of €600 to €850 per month.
Can international students work part-time in Schengen countries?
Yes, most EU member states allow non-EU international students to work up to 20 hours per week during academic semesters and full-time during official summer holidays, subject to national student permit rules.
What is the EU Blue Card pathway after graduation in Europe?
The EU Blue Card is a work and residence permit for non-EU university graduates who secure a skilled job offer meeting the statutory salary threshold in an EU member state, providing a fast-track route to permanent residency.
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