Study in Greece

Absolutely. Greece welcomes international students to its public and private universities, with a growing number of English‑taught programs.

Many programs are taught in English at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. You’ll typically need IELTS or TOEFL scores for English-taught courses or proof of Greek proficiency if it’s a Greek-language program.

Yes. Non‑EU/EEA students, including Indian nationals, must apply for a National Student Visa (Type D) before travelling to Greece.

To apply, you’ll need an admission letter from a recognized Greek institution, proof of funds (typically around €6,000/year), health insurance, accommodation proof, and a valid passport. Visa processing usually takes 6–8 weeks for Indian students.

Tuition in public universities ranges €1,500–€3,000/year; private universities can go up to €8,000. Living costs average €600–€900/month, covering rent, food, transport, and personal expenses.

Yes, international students including Indians can apply for scholarships like IKY government aid, Erasmus+, and university-specific grants.

Yes. Students on a Greek National Visa (Type D) are generally allowed to work part-time during term (up to 20 hours/week) and full-time during university breaks subject to visa rules.

The academic year runs from September/October to June/July, split into two 16-week semesters. Bachelor’s degrees are typically four years (six for medicine), and master’s usually last 1–2 years.

Yes. Greece is a full member of the European Higher Education Area and follows the Bologna Process, ensuring degrees are recognized across Europe and most of the world.

Indian students can expect a welcoming environment, subsidized health care after enrollment, student ID benefits, support services at universities, and a comfortable student lifestyle on a budget.