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من دليل الدولة: الرسوم الدراسية وتكاليف المعيشة ورسوم التأشيرة، بالإضافة إلى المال الذي يجب أن تظهره. الجزء الذي تخسره إذا تم رفض التأشيرة مشار إليه.

In short: a first year in Romania costs about UZS 132,949,100 to 136,564,000: tuition, twelve months of living costs and the visa fee. The visa also asks you to show UZS 130,114,300 before it is decided.

Last checked: 24 September 2026, against the official sources linked below.

الدولة عرض بـ

A year in Romania

	In RON as published	In UZS
Tuition, one year	2,430 يورو إلى 2,700 يورو	UZS 32,534,380 to 36,149,310 Public university, international student
Living costs, twelve months	EUR 7,200	UZS 96,398,150
Visa or permit feeNot refunded if the visa is refused	EUR 300	UZS 4,016,590
السنة الأولى، كل شيء		UZS 132,949,120 to 136,564,050
Money you must show for the visa	RON 51,900	UZS 130,114,260 Held in your account before you apply; most of it then pays your living costs

العمل أثناء الدراسة

No weekly figure published

البقاء بعد التخرج

9 months, Extension of study residence to look for work

If the exchange rate moves. Today 1 RON = 2507.02 UZS (rate of 8 November 2026). A 10% move either way changes this first year by about UZS 13,475,660, and a whole three to four-year degree by roughly UZS 40,426,970 to UZS 53,902,630. Plan with a margin, and pay large sums when the rate suits you.

Worth knowing. يجب دفع سنة كاملة من الرسوم الدراسية قبل التأشيرة، ويمكن للطلاب العمل حتى ست ساعات يوميًا بموجب عقد بدوام جزئي.

The full Romania guide, with every source →

Leaves out flights, deposits and insurance unless the guide includes them. Currency: Rates by Exchange Rate API, 8 November 2026.

أسئلة

How much does it cost to study in Romania for a year?

a first year in Romania costs about UZS 132,949,100 to 136,564,000: tuition, twelve months of living costs and the visa fee. The visa also asks you to show UZS 130,114,300 before it is decided.

How much money do I need to show for a student visa in Romania?

RON 51,900 a year (about UZS 130,114,300), from the official source in the Romania guide.