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Study in historic Budapest with affordable tuition (€3,000–€7,000/yr), very low living expenses, 9-month post-study work card, and full Schengen mobility.
Tuition fees start as low as €3,000 per year for accredited European Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees.
Budapest and university towns offer student accommodation, dining, and transit at a fraction of Western European costs.
High student visa approval rates with transparent document requirements and fast consular processing.
Graduates can apply for a 9-month Study-to-Work residence permit to seek employment in Hungary’s expanding economy.
Travel freely across all 29 European Schengen member states on your Hungarian student residence permit.
Tuition fees in Hungary vary depending on your choice of university, study level, and programme discipline:
€500 – €650 per month (approx. €6,000 – €8,000 per year)
Proof of payment of 1st year or 1st semester tuition fee to the university
Accepted Formats: Bank statement with €6,000–€8,000 balance held for at least 3 months, or parental sponsorship.
Sponsor Guidelines: Parents or direct sponsors with documented income source and tax returns.
Obtain official Letter of Acceptance from the Hungarian university and pay tuition fee.
Secure accommodation confirmation (e.g. university dorm voucher or apartment rental contract).
Compile bank statement with minimum €7,000 liquid balance and sponsor documents.
Attend appointment at Hungarian Embassy / Consulate for biometric submission and brief interview.
Receive D-Visa entry sticker and collect Hungarian Residence Permit card in Budapest.
Up to 30 hours per week during term time; full-time (up to 66 working days) during holidays.
Duration: 9 months Study-to-Work residence permit.
Graduates can stay in Hungary for up to 9 months to find qualified employment or start a business, transitioning into a regular employment residence permit.
Study Abroad Manuel assists students with direct admissions and fast-tracked offer letters to leading institutions in Hungary: