
Netherlands
The Netherlands, a country in northwestern Europe, is known for a flat landscape of canals, tulip fields, windmills and cycling routes. Amsterdam, the capital, is home to the Rijksmuseum The Netherlands, informally Holland, is a country in Northwestern Europe, with overseas territories in the Caribbean. The official language is Dutch.
International students choose the Netherlands for several compelling reasons:
1
Quality Education with Affordable Costs
• Dutch universities consistently rank among the top globally.
• Strong focus on research, innovation, and practical skills.
• Degrees are internationally recognized and respected.
• Strong focus on research, innovation, and practical skills.
• Degrees are internationally recognized and respected.
2
Wide Range of English-Taught Programs
• The Netherlands offers over 2,000 English-taught programs, making it one of the top non-English speaking countries for international study.
• Students don’t need to learn Dutch to pursue a degree.
• Students don’t need to learn Dutch to pursue a degree.
3
Affordable Tuition and Living Costs
• Tuition fees are relatively lower compared to countries like the UK, US, or Australia.
• Students benefit from good quality of life and affordable housing, transportation, and healthcare.
• Students benefit from good quality of life and affordable housing, transportation, and healthcare.
4
Multicultural and Inclusive Environment
• The Dutch are known for being open, tolerant, and internationally oriented.
• The country is home to a diverse student community from all over the world.
• The country is home to a diverse student community from all over the world.
5
Great Career Opportunities
• Strong connections between universities and industries.
• International students can work part-time during studies and have options to stay in the Netherlands after graduation (e.g., the Orientation Year Visa).
• It’s a hub for business, tech, and innovation in Europe.
• International students can work part-time during studies and have options to stay in the Netherlands after graduation (e.g., the Orientation Year Visa).
• It’s a hub for business, tech, and innovation in Europe.
6
High Quality of Life
• Safe, clean, and well-organized cities.
• Excellent public transport and cycling infrastructure.
• Balanced lifestyle and progressive culture.
• Excellent public transport and cycling infrastructure.
• Balanced lifestyle and progressive culture.
7
Focus on Critical Thinking and Independence
• Dutch education encourages active participation, group work, and critical thinking rather than rote learning.
8
Central European Location
• Easy access to travel across Europe — short train or flight rides to countries like Germany, France, Belgium, etc.
9
Supportive Services for International Students
• Universities offer strong international student support systems — orientation weeks, student counselors, housing help, etc.
Visa Process
Documentation List:
Scan copy of passport
All academic certificates with attestation from education ministry, foreign ministry and education board.
ELTS Certificate
Europass CV
Medical Certificate
Bank Solvency
IELTS Score: Minimum 6.00 for Bachelor and 6.50 for Master’s
University Process: Application charge required, there is an interview for 30 minutes before offer letter and after application, after passing the interview then offer letter will issue within 15 days