Spain is the EU’s second-largest country. It remains one of the most affordable destinations to study abroad. Living in Spain feels like a royal dream as the country is rich with a beautiful cultural environment, top-notch education system, multicultural landscapes, strong economy, unique culture, wonderful architecture, and a quality living. The destinations in this Mediterranean country are enormous and progressive. There are countless spots that are yet to be discovered. Nationals here have never failed to welcome foreigners with a warm heart. You are surrounded so much with love and warmth that you miss your home a little less. As the number one destination for international studies, Spain’s population of international students is one of the highest in the world. We can never get over what this country has to offer. There are roads bordered with outlets of local food vendors that would always make you drool over and the food is worth the money spent.

Most of the clubs have free entries so getting into the fun nightlife of Spain will never make you broke. Living expenses are also easy to go with if you’re on a budget. However, keeping the budget aside, the country has so much to explore that you will enjoy every moment spent over here.

Why should you study in Spain?

Studying abroad broadens your perspectives and allows you to connect with people from different cultural backgrounds. In fact it promotes secularism and diversity. Spain is the home for many beautiful cities including Barcelona, Sevilla, Valencia, and Madrid. You expand your educational background by diving into the country’s art, fashion, culture, history, and lifestyle.

Choose a city that you want to live in, and then choose the best University that offers your dream course. Most of the cities are interconnected, which makes traveling easier. 

How to study in Spain?

Studying in Spain becomes all the more exciting when you can speak Spanish, it’s alright if you cannot but Spanish is the second most spoken language and you will always benefit from it no matter which country you choose to settle in. Around 90,000 international students choose to study in Spain every year.

In total there are 75-80 universities here. However, choosing the right one for you would not be a piece of cake. Spain has a rich culture of higher education that many students choose to travel here to pursue their master’s or doctorate. A vast number of courses are available here and you can read about the in-demand courses through the college websites.

The tuition fees for a bachelor’s degree can vary from 720 euros to 22,00 euros and for a master’s degree, it is a bit higher ranging from 1,300 euros to 2,300 euros. International students are allowed to work part-time along with the degree that they’re pursuing. Holding an EHIC card has its perks and you won’t be required to pay for health insurance. This document will be required at the time you plan your final details so it is important to sort this with priority.

Other Details

EU students who are from Switzerland, Norway, Liechtenstein, and Iceland, are not required to present their visas at the time they land. They can just register with the local Spanish authorities and get a residence certificate.

If you’re from any other country then you need to get a visa for more than three months. Your accommodation should be finalized  before applying for a visa because you would be required to present the details about it at the time of your visa interviews.

Studying in Spain is all about working hard, but you will also find enough time to relax and explore. Thus, the experience of living here is different, and so is the return on the investment.