Study in Netherland






Discover the Netherlands
The Netherlands is celebrated for its world-class education system, innovative teaching methods, and highly international environment. With globally ranked universities, cutting-edge research, and a multicultural society, students enjoy an excellent academic and cultural experience.
From peaceful canals and tulip fields to modern cosmopolitan cities, the Netherlands offers a perfect blend of tradition, innovation, and quality of life.
Top Student Cities
Amsterdam
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Rotterdam
Utrecht
Utrecht
Eindhoven
Eindhoven
Study in the Netherlands: Key Facts & Statistics
Intakes
Primary:
- Fall Intake: September (major)
- Spring Intake: February (limited programs)
Universities in Global Rankings
- Top 100 – several Dutch universities (e.g., University of Amsterdam, Delft University of Technology, Leiden University)
International Students in the Netherlands
- 125,000+ international students
- Large Indian student community growing each year
Tuition Fees
Public Universities:
- €6,000 – €20,000 per year (international students)
Private Universities:
- €15,000 – €30,000 per year
Average Cost of Living
- Approx. €12,000 – €15,000 per year
(Covering accommodation, food, transport, insurance)
Post-Study Work Visa
Orientation Year (Zoekjaar) Permit:
- 1-year post-study visa to look for jobs or start a career in the Netherlands
Top Courses
- Computer Science & IT
- Mechanical Engineering
- Business Administration
- Data Science & AI
- Electrical Engineering
- International Relations
- Economics
- Psychology
Student Life
Student life in the Netherlands is vibrant, diverse, and intellectually stimulating. Universities offer a wide range of student associations, sports clubs, cultural groups, and international student events.
Students enjoy exploring Dutch cities filled with museums, cycling paths, cafés, festivals, and historic landmarks.
Dutch universities also provide strong support for international students through orientation weeks, integration activities, and academic assistance.
Let’s Hear From Our Students
Our students share their positive experiences and satisfaction with our services.
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“I had a smooth journey applying for my Dutch student visa with Kanan’s guidance. Their support made the entire process stress-free.”
A — Ananya
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“Thanks to Kanan, I secured admission and my visa well in time. The Netherlands has been a wonderful experience so far!”
S — Sandeep
Scholarship Options in the Netherlands
Making education more accessible for Indian students
Holland Scholarship
For non-EU students pursuing bachelor’s or master’s programs.
Orange Tulip Scholarship (OTS)
Offered to Indian students by Dutch universities.
Erasmus+ Scholarships
Supports student exchange, mobility, and master’s programs.
University-specific Scholarships
- Leiden Excellence Scholarship
- Amsterdam Merit Scholarship
- TU Delft Excellence Scholarship
- Erasmus University Holland Scholarship
Work Opportunities
Part-Time Jobs for Students
- Students can work up to 16 hours per week during term
- Full-time work allowed during summer months
- Jobs available in hospitality, tutoring, retail, delivery, etc.
On-Campus Jobs
- Research assistant roles
- Administrative support
- Library or lab assistant positions
Internship Opportunities
Internships are widely integrated into Dutch programs and provide industry exposure in fields like tech, engineering, business, and research.
Documents Required for Studying in the Netherlands (For Indian Students)
- Recognized secondary school diploma
- Proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL)
- CV & Motivation Letter
- Letters of Recommendation
- Statement of financial support
- Health insurance
- Valid Passport
- University admission letter
Visa Assistance
Programs | Who Is It For? | When to Apply? | Arrival Information |
Student Visa (MVV + Residence Permit) | Non-EU students enrolled in a full-time program | After receiving admission | Arrival after visa approval before semester start |
Short-stay Study Visa | Courses under 90 days | Before course begins | Arrival after visa approval |
Orientation Year Visa (Zoekjaar) | Graduates seeking jobs | After completing degree | Allows 1 year stay to find work |