Fall Intake
September – October 2026
Application OpenWhy the Belgium?Why theBelgium?
Belgium combines world-class research with affordable public universities and EU access.
Tuition from Just EUR 1,000/Year
Public universities charge international students EUR 1,000–9,000 annually.
Over 1,100 English-Taught Programmes
Belgian universities offer a wide range of English-taught programmes with no language requirements.
Work Up to 20 Hours Per Week
Students may work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during breaks.
Access to All 26 Schengen Countries
Student residence permits grant access to all 26 Schengen countries with major European cities reachable within hours.
EU and NATO Research Hub
Belgium hosts EU and NATO headquarters, offering unrivalled access to internships and policy careers.
Top Universities in BelgiumTop Universitiesin Belgium
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Intakes in Belgium 2026-27Intakes inBelgium 2026-27
Application deadline for autumn intake is March–April to allow visa processing time.
Spring Intake
February 2027
Application Opening SoonFall Intake
September – October 2027
Plan AheadCost of Studying in Belgium
Belgium offers affordable public university tuition by European standards, with diverse options across French, Dutch, and English-medium institutions.
Program Level
Public University (UG)EUR 1,000 – 4,500
Public University (Master's / PG)EUR 2,500 – 6,000
Private University (UG & PG)EUR 5,000 – 15,000
MBA (Vlerick, Solvay, KU Leuven)EUR 15,000 – 40,000
PhD / DoctoralOften fully funded with monthly stipend
* Many Flemish public universities use income-based calculations with potential reduced rates based on family income.
Average Monthly Living Costs
BrusselsEUR 900 – 1,300 / month
AntwerpEUR 850 – 1,200 / month
GhentEUR 800 – 1,100 / month
LeuvenEUR 750 – 1,050 / month
LiegeEUR 700 – 1,000 / month
Cost Of Living
Belgium remains cheaper than London, Amsterdam, and Paris for student accommodation.
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Scholarships to Study
Belgium offers a variety of scholarships for international students through government programs, EU mobility schemes, and top universities.
Popular cities in BelgiumPopular citiesin Belgium
Brussels
250+ Courses
Leuven
350+ Courses
Ghent
300+ Courses
Antwerp
7+ Universities | 200+ Courses
Liège
232+ Courses
Bruges
80+ Courses
How to get your Belgium Student Visa
A step-by-step guide to the Belgian Student Visa (Type D) for Indian students.
01
Receive University Offer
Get an admission letter from a Belgian university.
02
Apply for Student Visa (Type D)
Apply at the Belgian consulate. Fee: €180.
03
Prepare Financial Proof
Demonstrate financial capacity of €726/month minimum.
04
Arrange Health Insurance & Accommodation
Obtain health insurance and accommodation proof.
05
Await Visa Decision
Processing time varies; apply well in advance.
06
Travel & Register
Register with the local municipality (Commune) within 8 days of arrival to obtain Foreigner's Card.
€180
Visa Success Rate
20 Hrs
Visa Application Fee
1 Yr
Average Processing Time
55K+
Graduate Route (PSW) Visa
Required Documents
Completed Application Form
Proof of Application Fee Payment
Academic Transcripts
Proof of Language Proficiency
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Statement of Purpose (SOP) / Motivation Letter
Letters of Recommendation (Usually 1–2 from professors or employers)
Copy of passport
Passport-Sized Photographs
Research Proposal (for PhD applicants)
Proof of Financial Means (Bank statements, scholarship letters, or sponsorship documents)
Portfolio/Work Samples (for Arts/Design programs)
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Public universities charge international students approximately EUR 1,000–4,500/year for UG and EUR 2,500–6,000 for Master's programmes. Private institutions and MBAs range EUR 5,000–40,000. Monthly living costs average EUR 700–1,300.
