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Cost of a year

What will a year really cost?

From the country guide: tuition, living costs and the visa fee, plus the money you must show. The part you lose if the visa is refused is marked.

In short: a first year in Croatia costs about EGP 499,400 to 1,427,500: tuition, twelve months of living costs and the visa fee. The visa also asks you to show EGP 262,000 before it is decided.

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

A year in Croatia

In EUR as publishedIn EGP
Tuition, one year EUR 1,000 to 10,400 EGP 60,260 to 626,750
Public university, international student
Living costs, twelve months EUR 7,200 to 13,200 EGP 433,900 to 795,480
Visa or permit feeNot refunded if the visa is refused EUR 88 EGP 5,280
First year, all inEGP 499,440 to 1,427,510
Money you must show for the visa EUR 4,347 EGP 261,970
Held in your account before you apply; most of it then pays your living costs
Work while you study
20 hours a week in term
Stay after you graduate
24 months, Temporary stay to seek employment or set up a business
If the exchange rate moves. Today 1 EUR = 60.26 EGP (rate of 8 November 2026). A 10% move either way changes this first year by about EGP 96,350, and a whole three to four-year degree by roughly EGP 289,040 to EGP 385,390. Plan with a margin, and pay large sums when the rate suits you.
Worth knowing. The monthly funds figure is reset every March and a separate EUR 869.40 for the return journey must also be shown.

The full Croatia guide, with every source →

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

Questions

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

a first year in Croatia costs about EGP 499,400 to 1,427,500: tuition, twelve months of living costs and the visa fee. The visa also asks you to show EGP 262,000 before it is decided.

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

EUR 4,347 a year (about EGP 262,000), from the official source in the Croatia guide.