Countries that offer cheapest education to international students

Germany The public universities in Germany do not charge any tuition fee at all, however nominal university administration fee of €150-250 (that’s ₹11,500-19,000 approx.) is charged

Norway Graduate, post-graduate and doctorate level programs in Norway are absolutely free of cost, regardless of your nationality. But they do have one requirement – you should be proficient in Norwegian

Sweden While universities of Sweden do charge application and tuition fee from non-members of EU, EEA and Nordic countries for graduate and postgraduate programmes, they offer PhD positions for no fee

Austria Non EU/EEA students will have to pay nominal tuition fee of around €730 per semester, which fares somewhere around ₹55,000.

Austria  Non EU/EEA students will have to pay nominal tuition fee of around €730 per semester, which fares somewhere around ₹55,000.

Finland Finland charges a nominal tuition fee from non EU/EEA students for English-taught Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes. 

Austria  Non EU/EEA students will have to pay nominal tuition fee of around €730 per semester, which fares somewhere around ₹55,000.

Czech Republic Higher education here is free for all nationalities. It’s the law here! But for that you need to know the local language

France Higher education in France is mostly free, except at some public universities. But then again, even that fee is pretty minimal

Belgium International students have to pay a minimal fee to study in Belgium, which doesn’t pinch at all because you get to experience a totally different culture

Greece The land of the Gods, Greece offers low cost higher education to international students along with minimal cost of living as well.

Spain Like other European countries, Spain too offers free university education to EU citizens only. But it too offers low cost education to students outside EU