Why Choose Hungary?

Hungary is becoming a top destination for international students in Europe, offering quality education, affordable tuition, and vibrant student life in a historic European setting.

  • Globally Recognised Degrees

  • Affordable Tuition & Living Costs

  • Study in the Heart of Europe – Easy access to the Schengen Zone

  • Over 500 English-Taught Programs

  • Post-Study Options & Schengen Travel

Popular Courses in Hungary

Business & Economics

Architecture

Engineering & IT

Medicine & Dentistry

Psychology

Arts & Humanities

International Relations

Hospitality & Tourism

Hungarian Education System Overview

Level

Duration

Entry Requirement

High School Certificate

High School Certificate

Bachelors Degree

Biology/Chemistry background

Masters Degree + Research Proposal

Foundation/Pathway

Bachelors Degree

Masters Degree

Medical Degrees (MBBS)

Doctorate (PhD)

1/2-1 years

3-4 years

1-2 years

6 years

3-4 years

Cost of Studying in Hungary

Tuition Fees

Living Expenses

Health Insurance

Visa Application

Approx Annual Cost

Expense

€3,000 – €8,000

€5,000 – €7,000

€150 – €300

€110

Hungary Student Visa (D-Type) Requirements

Documents Required:

  • Valid Passport

  • University Acceptance Letter

  • Proof of Tuition Payment

  • Proof of Funds (€7,200+ in bank account or sponsor’s account)

  • Accommodation Confirmation

  • Travel Insurance

  • Visa Fee (€110)

  • Completed visa application form

  • Personal cover letter or motivation letter

    Processing Time: 4–6 weeks (varies by embassy)

  • Mention affordability, EU location, program quality, and global exposure.

  • Highlight course modules, faculty, global ranking, or relevance to career.

  • Show clarity and connect your degree to future roles back home or internationally.

  • Clearly mention sponsor name, relation, and available funds.

  • Focus on course availability, teaching quality, and international exposure.

Sample Visa Interview Questions (If an Interview Is Required)

  • Why did you choose Hungary over other countries?

  • How will you manage your expenses?

  • What are your plans after graduation?

  • Tell us about your chosen university/program.

  • Who is your sponsor? What is their profession/income?

  • Do you plan to return to your country after your studies?

Make it stand out.

  • Shweta K., International Business School

    “Affordable MBA in the EU? Check. UniEO made it possible, and Budapest is just amazing!”

  • Arjun M., Semmelweis University

    “I always wanted to study medicine in Europe, and UniEO helped me crack the process. Hungary is affordable and high-quality!”

  • Rina S., Óbuda University

    “I found great support from UniEO in my motivation letter and visa application. My IT course in Budapest is excellent!”

  • Neel D., University of Pécs

    “Hungary was not my first choice, but UniEO guided me perfectly — now I’m saving on tuition and enjoying Europe!”

  • Jay D., Eötvös Loránd University

    “I got full help from entrance test prep to documentation. Best consulting experience!”

FAQs

    • 10th & 12th grade mark sheets

    • Passport copy

    • IELTS/PTE (some programs require it)

    • Motivation letter

    • Entrance exam (for medicine/engineering/bachelor’s at top public unis)

    • Recommendation letters (for master’s programs)

  • Some universities waive IELTS if your previous education was in English. However, having IELTS 5.5–6.0 or PTE 43+strengthens your application and visa profile.

    • September (Main Intake)

    • February (Limited Programs)

  • Usually 2–6 weeks depending on the university and program.

  • Yes! Many universities (especially private or business schools) accept students without entrance tests, especially for management and IT programs.

  • You need a D-type long-stay visa (student category), valid for 1 year and extendable from Hungary.

    • Valid passport

    • Acceptance letter

    • Paid tuition fee receipt

    • Accommodation proof

    • Financial proof (approx. €7,200 in bank or sponsor’s account)

    • Medical & travel insurance

    • Motivation letter

    • Visa application form & fee

  • Roughly 4–6 weeks, but varies by country and embassy.

  • Graduates can apply for a 9–12 month post-study residence permit to find a job and convert into a work permit.

  • Yes. Students can work up to 30 hours/week legally on a student visa.