Annual tuition fees for EEA (EU plus Norway, Iceland & Liechtenstein) students start at around €2143. The first year is now discounted (€1072) for EEA students who will be studying in the Netherlands for the first time (Bachelor's degree only) Annual tuition fees for EU students (2020/2021) are approximately €2143. When it is the first time and first year that you will study in the Netherlands this amount is discounted with 50% to €1072 (bachelor courses only),

There are many funds to finance your studies. // There are many ways to fund your bachelor or master course in the Netherlands. Check scholarship options // Check scholarship options >> Find other ways to finance your studies // Find other ways to finance your study>>

Experience has shown that students who live and study in the Netherlands for a year spend between €800 and €1,100 a month. As a student you can get discounts in many bars, restaurants, museums and cinemas.Find out how to get student discounts > More information on daily expenses Experience has shown that students living and studying in Holland for one year spend between €800 and €1,100 a month. As a student you can get discounts in many bars, restaurants, museums and cinemas. Discover how to get discound cards Read more about daily expenses >

If you are a student who is a citizen of an EU country (i.e. if you have an EU passport), you do not need a special residence permit. To legitimize your stay in the Netherlands, you just need to register with the local municipality and obtain a BSN number (city service number), equal to the Italian tax code. This procedure must be done in the first week of your stay in the Netherlands, and you will receive special instructions from your university.You then need a rental agreement, a university admission letter and a birth certificate (translated and legalized) to register at the defined address. Don't worry! You will be assisted every step of the way! - If you are a student from an EU country (meaning if you have an EU passport), you do not need a special residence permit. All you have to do to legitimate your stay in Holland is to register at the local municipality and get a BSN number (citizen service number), like in Italy we have the Codici Fiscale.This procedure will take place in the first week of your stay in Holland, and you will get special instructions from the university about this. You will need a contract with a landlord, admission letter from the University and Birth Certificate (translated and legalised) in order to register at definite address. Don't worry! You'll be assisted every step of the way!

The deadline may vary depending on the program. Limited number: January 15th. Courses with an open number: you are "safe" to enroll by May 1st, but some programs require a faster enrollment (March or April). Contact goingdutch to be 100% sure. These can vary depending on the program. For numerus fixus programs it is 15 January. For the other programs you are usually 'safe' when you apply before may first. But some programs want you to register before the first of April or even March. To be 100% sure, contact goingdutch!

It's free for golden partner universities.When the university of your choice is not connected to goingdutch, we can still help you with your enrollment but we will have to charge you a fee. That fee depends on the services requested. Nothing! It's 100% free for golden partner universities.For the other universities it depends on the requested service. We offer a full service package but also a short consult could be enough for you! Golden partner university // Golden partners University of Twente / The Hague University of Applied Sciences / Saxion University of Applied Sciences / Avans University of Applied Sciences / Breda University of Applied Sciences / Fontys University of Applied Sciences ( not for all courses) /HZ University of Applied Sciences / Stenden University of Applied Sciences /HAS University of Applied Sciences. Silver partner university // Silver partners Eindhoven University Tilburg University Bronze partner university // Bronze partners All other Dutch Universities

Absolutely not! Of course you are free to try, but for your study it is not necessary to know Dutch. The courses are completely in English. Also in Holland almost everyone speaks English. It means that in your daily life you will also be able to organize things without speaking a word of Dutch. But......you can learn Dutch. For that we have a going dutch special offer! Contact us to find out more| Nope! Of course you are free to try but for your study it's not needed to speak Dutch. The course is fully in English. Also, in the Netherlands almost everyone speaks English. Meaning that in your day to day life you will also be able to arrange things without speaking one word of Dutch. For those that would like to learn some basic Dutch before moving to the Netherlands, we offer a special goindutch basic Dutch course.