How much does it cost to study in Holland?

No matter which country you study in, everyone is still very concerned about the cost of studying abroad, so many people will ask how much it costs to study in the Netherlands. Now many people choose to study abroad, and the Netherlands is one of the most sought after countries. So how much does it cost to study in Holland? The following is a detailed introduction for you.

Tuition budget

Preparatory course: the tuition fee is about 3,000-5,000 euros per year; Undergraduate course: the tuition fee is about 5,000-7,500 euros per year; Undergraduate course: the tuition fee is about 5,000-9,000 euros per year; Postgraduate: the tuition fee is about 9000- 13000 euros per year.

Living expenses budget

The monthly living expenses (including food and accommodation) for China students studying in the Netherlands are about 400-600 euros.

Insurance premium budget

Generally, it is about 400 euros per year, which includes the basic items that students need in the Netherlands.

Scholarship budget

There are several kinds of scholarships funded by the Dutch government, and the main education departments provide scholarships. In China, a well-known project called DELTA Scholarship Project, especially for students from China, was set up to attract high-level China students to study in the Netherlands.

Margin budget

A major feature of studying in the Netherlands is that students are not required to provide guarantee money. The funds that students need to prepare are the tuition fees for the first year, which will be credited to the designated account of the school. Before students apply for a visa, the school will show this fee to the Dutch Immigration Bureau.

Work allowance

As the Dutch government allows foreign students to work, employers apply for work permits for students. Non-EU students work at school, and 1 week cannot exceed 10 hours, and 1 hour salary is 6- 10 euros. There is no time limit for holidays, students can work full-time, and the income from working can subsidize part of their living expenses.