Whats happening in Europe?

Before making a choice, it is always a good idea to do extensive research and consider all of your study alternatives in Europe. Numerous internationally famous universities in the Europe provide a variety of programmes and high-quality education. When selecting a programme and institution, it’s crucial to consider aspects like academic fit, location, cost, and post-study options.

🛂 Visa Rules & Application Caps
No unified cap like Canada, however, some countries (like the Netherlands and Ireland) are tightening visa scrutiny.

Processing times may vary; apply at least 3–6 months in advance.

📝 Language Requirements
IELTS/TOEFL is usually required for English-taught courses.

Some countries (like Germany or Austria) may require German language proof (A1 to B2) for certain programs.

🎓 Post-Study Work Rights
Germany: Up to 18 months to find a job after graduation

France: 12–24 months depending on your degree level

Netherlands: 1-year “Orientation Year” permit for job search

Work rights and duration depend on the country and program type (bachelor’s/master’s/PhD).

💼 Spouse & Family Visas
Most European countries allow family reunification, but spouses may need to wait until the student is settled or show proof of income/housing.

Not all countries grant open work permits to spouses—check local policies.

🕒 Work While Studying
Students can usually work:

Germany: 20 hrs/week (during term), 40 hrs (during break)

France: 20 hrs/week (during term), 40 hrs (during break)

Ireland: 20 hrs/week (during term), 40 hrs (during break)

No separate work permit is needed for part-time work in most cases.