Destinations

UK specialists, with real multi-country range.

Eight destinations, one consistent fact pattern: intakes, tuition, proof of funds, work rights, and who each country actually suits. We update every figure against official sources.

Tier 1: Flagship

Major route

Tier 2: Established European routes

The Cloth Hall on Kraków’s Main Market Square
🇵🇱Established European route

Poland

  • Main intakesOctober (main), February (some programmes)
  • Tuition€2,000–€6,000/yr, international fee 2026/27 (English Master’s typically €2,500–€3,500; medicine €12,000+)
  • Proof of funds≈ €6,000/yr living (about €500/mo) plus tuition & insurance
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The Hungarian Parliament Building on the Danube, Budapest
🇭🇺Established European route

Hungary

  • Main intakesSeptember (main), February
  • Tuition€2,500–€5,000/yr typical (international fee, 2026/27); medicine/dentistry €12,000–€16,000; private up to €15,000
  • Proof of fundsLiving €400–€800/mo plus tuition; scholarship letters accepted
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The Brandenburg Gate, Berlin
🇩🇪Established European route

Germany

  • Main intakesWinter (October, main), Summer (April)
  • TuitionPublic universities tuition-free; ~€150–€350/semester fee (Baden-Württemberg charges €1,500/sem for non-EU)
  • Proof of fundsBlocked account €11,904/yr (€992/mo)
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The Eiffel Tower, Paris
🇫🇷Established European route

France

  • Main intakesSeptember (main), some January
  • TuitionPublic, non-EU: €2,895 (Bachelor) / €3,941 (Master) from 2026/27. Many universities exempt and charge ~€170–€380
  • Proof of funds≈ €615/mo (about €7,380/yr) plus tuition
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Helsinki Cathedral on Senate Square
🇫🇮Established European route

Finland

  • Main intakesAugust/September (main), January
  • Tuition€8,000–€18,000/yr (non-EU); PhD free; scholarships common
  • Proof of funds€800/mo (€9,600/yr)
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Tier 3: Expanding

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