Study in Netherlands

Why Study Here?

The Netherlands offers more English-taught degree programs than any other non-English-speaking country in the world — over 2,100 fully English-medium Bachelor's and Master's tracks across research universities and applied sciences institutions. Known for its innovative Problem-Based Learning (PBL) methodology, strong industry partnerships, and an internationally minded academic culture, the Netherlands delivers a practical, career-focused education in the heart of Europe. With the Orientation Year Visa granting 12 months post-graduation to secure employment, and global corporate HQs including Shell, Philips, ASML, and Booking.com, the Netherlands is a premier destination for internationally ambitious students.

• 2,100+ English-taught programs — more than any non-English-speaking country globally
• Orientation Year Visa (Zoekjaar) — 12 months post-graduation to find work with full employment rights
• Problem-Based Learning (PBL) — practical, discussion-driven education with strong industry integration
• Global corporate HQs: Shell, Philips, ASML, ING, ABN AMRO, Heineken, Booking.com, and KPMG
• Central European gateway — Schiphol is Europe's 3rd busiest airport; Rotterdam is the world's busiest seaport
• 30% ruling tax benefit available to highly skilled international graduates securing Dutch employment
• High quality of life — consistently ranked among the world's most liveable and happiest countries

Tuition & Costs

Here is a breakdown of typical study and living expenses for students in Netherlands.

Living Expenses

Top Universities

Highly ranked institutions in Netherlands that are popular with international students.

#53 QS

University of Amsterdam (UvA)

Amsterdam, North Holland

BusinessLawData ScienceSocial Sciences

TuitionEUR 9,000–15,000/yr

#57 QS

TU Delft

Delft, South Holland

AerospaceCivil EngineeringComputer ScienceArchitecture

TuitionEUR 13,000–18,000/yr

#91 QS

Utrecht University

Utrecht

Life SciencesLawSocial SciencesMedicine

TuitionEUR 10,000–16,000/yr

#133 QS

Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e)

Eindhoven, North Brabant

Electrical EngineeringIndustrial DesignData ScienceMechanical Engineering

TuitionEUR 10,000–16,000/yr

Visa Information

To study in Netherlands, most international students require a MVV Entry Visa + Residence Permit (IND).

Student Visas (500)

Processing initial applications with GSP, CoE, financial evidence, English language evidence, and ensuring health/character requirements are met.

Student Admissions

Course & career counselling, university application and enrolment, scholarship application assistance, and pre-departure briefings.

Student Essentials

Health Insurance (OSHC & OVHC), student accommodation, and medical booking assistance for visa applications.

When to Apply

Follow this timeline to give yourself the best chance of a smooth application and visa process.

Your Journey

Popular Courses

Browse popular programs by study level. Tuition figures are indicative — contact an advisor for exact fees.

Choosing a City

Each city offers a different lifestyle and cost of living. Here's a quick comparison to help you decide.

Scholarships

Several scholarships are available specifically for Nepali students heading to Netherlands.

February–May each year

Holland Scholarship

EUR 5,000 (first year only)

Non-EEA students enrolling in a Dutch Bachelor's or Master's — merit-based

January–March each year

Orange Tulip Scholarship

Partial to full tuition waiver

Country-specific — available to students from select countries including Nepal

Varies by institution

Erasmus+ Mobility Grant

EUR 300–600/month

Students on exchange programs; awarded via partner institutions

Rolling — contact university

University Excellence Scholarships

EUR 5,000–20,000

Highly competitive; based on academic merit and motivation — contact university directly

Partner Institutions

We work directly with leading universities and institutions in Netherlands to help you secure your offer letter.