Study abroad
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Student visas for 34 countries, filed from India. For most of Europe, the visa process itself can stay under ₹2 lakh — because the big amount embassies ask you to show stays your own money.
The number agents hide:
spend vs show.
Embassies ask for two very different amounts. Knowing the difference is what makes studying in Europe affordable for a middle-class Indian family.
Money you spend
Visa fee, insurance, translations and appointment charges. For most Schengen countries this visa process stays under ₹2 lakh — each country page shows the honest line-by-line breakdown, with our filing service priced separately.
Money you show
Proof of funds — a blocked account, GIC or bank balance. Usually this is not a fee: it stays in your name and you live on it abroad. A few countries differ, and each page says so plainly.
Tuition (where charged), flights and living costs are separate — and the UK, USA, Canada, Australia & NZ run costlier processes (health surcharges, higher fees). Every country page states its own honest total. No consultant can guarantee admission or a visa.
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Schengen Europe
GermanyWinter semester (Sept/Oct, main) + Summer semester (April)
AustriaWinter semester (October, main) + Summer semester (March)
SwitzerlandSeptember (main) + February
NetherlandsSeptember (main) + February (limited programmes)
FranceSeptember (main) + January/February (limited programs)
BelgiumSeptember (main); February (limited, mostly some master's programs)
LuxembourgSeptember (winter semester, main) + February (summer semester, limited programs)
ItalySeptember/October (main); a few programmes in February
SpainSeptember/October (main) + some January/February programmes
PortugalSeptember (main) + February (limited programmes)
MaltaOctober (main) + February; private colleges run rolling starts
PolandOctober (main) + February/March (limited programmes)
Czech RepublicSeptember/October (main) + February (limited) — embassy registration windows for 2026 ran June 10, July 1, Aug 5, Sep 2 and Oct 7
SlovakiaSeptember (main) + February (limited programmes)
HungarySeptember (main) + February (limited); Stipendium Hungaricum applications close around mid-January for the September intake
LithuaniaSeptember (main) + February (limited spring intake)
LatviaSeptember (main) + February
EstoniaSeptember (main); a few programmes admit in February
FinlandAugust–September (main; joint application window Nov–Jan) + January (limited)
DenmarkSeptember (main) + February (limited programmes)
SwedenAutumn/August–September (main; apply on universityadmissions.se by mid-January) + January (limited)
NorwayAugust (main; applications typically close Dec–Feb) + January (few programmes)
IcelandAugust–September (main; University of Iceland non-EU application deadline 1 February) + January (few programmes)
GreeceSeptember–October (main); a few February starts
CroatiaOctober (winter semester, main); a few March starts
SloveniaOctober only (enrolment closes September)
RomaniaOctober (main); February for some programs
BulgariaOctober (main); February (limited programs)UK & Ireland
North America
Australia & New Zealand
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