Study in Hungary to discover your potential
Hungary offers a compelling combination of high-quality education, affordability, and a vibrant cultural experience, making it an attractive destination for international students seeking a European study abroad adventure.
Why Study in Hungary
- Hungary boasts a long history of academic excellence, with universities offering a wide range of programs in various fields.
- Hungary offers relatively low tuition fees compared to other European countries, making it an attractive option for international students.
- The cost of living in Hungary, including food, transportation, and housing, is significantly lower than in many other European countries.
- Many programs are offered in English, making it accessible for international students
Fees and Funding
Tuition Fees: Studying in Hungary can be quite affordable compared to other European countries, with tuition fees varying from 1,200 to 7,000 euros per year for most degrees.
Scholarships:
🔹 Stipendium Hungaricum
🔹 Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship
🔹 Bilateral State Scholarships
🔹 Erasmus+
🔹 CEEPUS
🔹 EEA Grants Scholarships
Cost to Consider
Living Cost: Living expenses in Hungary for international students typically range from €375 to €700 per month (approx. 150,000–250,000 HUF). Major expenses include accommodation (dormitories: 13,000–94,000 HUF; private flats: 150,000+ HUF), food, and transport. Budgeting at least €600–700 per month is recommended, especially in Budapest, which is more expensive than other cities.
Health Insurance Fee: Health insurance for a Hungary student visa from Bangladesh typically costs between €100 and €200 per year (approx. BDT 11,500–17,000+), covering at least €30,000 for medical expenses and repatriation. It is mandatory, requiring coverage for the entire duration of the stay in the Schengen area.
Documents required for admission
🔹 A copy of your passport
🔹 Academic documents attested by Ministry of Foreign Affairs
🔹 One Passport size photo
🔹 English proficiency certificate such as IELTS, PTE, TOEFL
🔹 Statement of Purpose (SOP)
🔹 Updated Resume
🔹 Letter of recommendation (LOA)
Work Rights & Conditions
International students in Hungary can work during their studies, with some limitations based on their citizenship and the type of work. Non-EEA students can work up to 30 hours a week during the study period, or a maximum of 90 days or 66 working days outside the study period. A valid residence permit and a tax ID are generally required for employment.
Career Opportunities
While a student visa in Hungary doesn't directly lead to Permanent Residence (PR), it does provide a pathway to it. After graduation, students can apply for a "study-to-work" residence permit, giving them 9 months to find employment or start a business. Subsequently, they can apply for a residence permit based on gainful activity, which, after 3 years, can be converted into a permanent residence card.
Application Process
Intakes: Winter (January), Fall (September)
Admission
Consult with our counselor
& find a university you like
Offer Letter
Receive your offer letter
and pay your tuition fees
Acceptance Letter
Receive your final admission
letter and apply for visa
Visa
Receive your visa
and fly to Hungary
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