BOOKING TRAVEL / THE COST OF STUDY IN NETHERLANDS

The Netherlands is known as the most developed economies in Europe with the idea education system, research quality and international learning environment.

With more than 190 different nationalities across the country, the Netherlands has become a multicultural country with many unique cultural colors. The friendly, open people love freedom and especially promote the spirit of self-service. Although Dutch is the main language, more than 80% of the people speak English.

Booking Travel gives the information about the cost of studying in the Netherlands as follows: Studying in the Netherlands is considered to be much cheaper than other countries in Europe. With the relatively low cost of living and "affordable" tuition (at least compared to the UK), the Netherlands has become a destination for more than 80,000 international students.

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COST

In Viet Nam

Translation

55,000 VND / page

Asking invitation letter

250 EUR (depending on the school)

Medical examination

Checking at the hospital in English form, costs of VND 500,000 - 1 000, 000

Applying for a visa     

60 EUR - 1,450,000 VND

Air ticket

  700 EUR (depending on the time)

Total: ~1200 EUR

(+ first-year tuition and insurance paid after the student has a visa)

 In the Netherlands

Tuition *

9,000 - 20,000 EUR / year depending on the program and the level

 

Cost of living 

800- 1.100 EUR/ month

Insurance*

400-700 EUR/ year

Books

300 - 400 EUR/ year

Traveling

200 EUR/ year

Total: ~19.000 – 30.000 EUR/ year

* Note: First-year tuition + Insurance for the entire of study period paid in Vietnam before getting visa.

 1. Tuition for studying in the Netherlands

Knowing the cost of studying in the Netherlands is an important step in deciding whether this place is suitable for your long-term goals.

- Research colleges will have fees:

+ Normal bachelor degree: € 6,500 - 17,000/ year (from 3-5 years)

+ Normal master degree: € 7,325 - 28,800/ year (1-2 years)

For research colleges, the study time  will last from 3-5 years.

- Application colleges will have fees:

+ Normal bachelor degree: € 7,325 - 18,200/ year (2-4 years)

+ Normal master degree: € 7,000 - 20,400/ year (1-2 years)

2. The cost of living in the Netherlands:

The cost of living is also one of the largest expenses for studying in the Netherlands. The student's daily expenses include eating  and drinking, traveling, documents, clothing and leisure activities. Of course, you also need to consider the cost of rent and insurance. Students studying and living in the Netherlands cost about 800 - 1,100 EUR/ month.

2.1. Rental fee:

What the Netherlands differs from other European countries is that the school rarely has a dormitory. Therefore, students must find accommodation to campaign on their own, especially in big cities like Amsterdam. Usually, once you are accepted by a Dutch university, the school will share with you information about finding a home.

- Room fee in the Netherlands are from 300 - 600 EUR/ month.

- Students living alone in a rented apartment: 419 EUR / month.

- Students living in dormitories: 340 EUR / month.

Unlike many other European countries, there are very few students living on campus because most Dutch universities do not have dormitories. Therefore, students must find accommodation on their own. To save money, many students live in student hostels, where you have your own room, but you have to use the same kitchen and bathroom, toilets at a cost of around 275 - 500 EUR/ month.

2.2. Food & drink cost:

Students living alone need to spend an average of 170 EUR/ month to eat and drink. The amount will depends on your lifestyle and so will vary for each student. It is also different between cities. You should know that shopping in Amsterdam and Rotterdam is more expensive than smaller cities like Groningen or Eindhoven.

2.3. Travel expenses:

The monthly average travel cost in Netherlands is 35 EUR/ month. You will save a lot on this expense if you rent a bicycle - a popular choice in the country.

2.4. Other expenses:

In addition to the big expenses such as tuition, housing, food, living, and travel, there are still small monthly expenses:

+ Materials and books: 40 Euro - 65 Euro/ month

+ Health insurance for international students: 400 - 700 Euro/ year

+ Residence permit: 300 Euro/ time

Although the cost is not cheap, the cost of studying in the Netherlands is more affordable than other countries in Europe such as the United Kingdom, France, etc. In addition, the Dutch government also regularly offers scholarship support policies for students. The number of scholarships each year is large and valuable which can help you reduce cost difficulties.

Besides, students can also pay for their own tuition by working part-time on holidays with a certain amount of time. In addition, the government also allows students to borrow money for a limited period without paying interest. Students only have to pay this amount when they graduate and find a job. These are the most common sharing on the cost of studying in the Netherlands for international students from Vietnam. For more details and specific, please contact Booking Travel for advice.

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