Japan31,355 universities, colleges and schools in 224 countries, at home or abroad. Free, with every figure from an official source.
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Germany, money to show for the visa: €11,904 for one year.
From Make it in Germany: Federal Government, checked 24 Sep 2026311 official websites behind our figures
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Where do you want to go?
The three numbers that decide most applications: the first year's cost, work in term, and work after you graduate.
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United Kingdom
- First year from
- EUR 41,700
- Work in term
- 20 h/week
- Work after study
- 2 years
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United States
- First year from
- EUR 29,800
- Work in term
- 20 h/week
- Work after study
- 1 year
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Canada
- First year from
- EUR 25,400
- Work in term
- 24 h/week
- Work after study
- 3 years
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Australia
- First year from
- EUR 33,200
- Work in term
- 24 h/week
- Work after study
- 2 years
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Germany
- First year from
- EUR 9,900
- Work in term
- 20 h/week
- Work after study
- 18 months
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France
- First year from
- EUR 11,400
- Work in term
- 20 h/week
- Work after study
- 1 year
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Netherlands
- First year from
- EUR 21,300
- Work in term
- 16 h/week
- Work after study
- 1 year
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Ireland
- First year from
- EUR 32,900
- Work in term
- 20 h/week
- Work after study
- 1 year
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Cyprus
- First year from
- EUR 16,600
- Work in term
- 20 h/week
- Work after study
- 1 year
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Level, length and, where the register states them, fees. Straight from 11 government registers.Work out the money before you apply
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