European countries are a great option for students looking to study abroad. Not only do these countries have well established educational systems and some of the world’s leading universities, they also give students access to the European job market. With a plethora of countries to choose from and access to the single-market, Europe is ideal for students seeking knowledge and high career prospects. Y-Axis helps students navigate the European education system and gain admission to prestigious universities.

Why study in Europe?

Europe is the ideal destination for young students seeking to establish themselves abroad. It boasts of high quality universities in every discipline and a welcoming multi-cultural environment.

• Renowned universities
• Access to scholarships & free education (some countries)

• Opportunities in sciences, arts & business
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• Multicultural environment
• Access to Europe

Visas for study in Europe

For students intending to study in Europe, there are a variety of visa possibilities. The following are the most important:

Europe Schengen visa

This is a three-month temporary student visa for international students who intend to study in a Schengen country. This visa can be extended once it expires, and if a student is accepted into his visa program, he or she can apply for a residency permit. A Schengen study visa may be granted without an IELTS or other language exam if the organization does not need it.

Long stay visa

This Long Stay visa is usually awarded to international students who enroll in courses or programs that need them to stay for longer than six months. A residency permit is also included with this visa.

Student visa in Europe

This is the most common sort of visa for international students. Once a student has received an offer of admission or an admission letter, he or she can apply for this visa. Students are typically permitted to enter the country in order to follow a certain course or program at that university, according to admission letters.

Cost of studying in Europe

The cost of studying in European universities depends on your course, country & university. In some countries, it is possible to access subsidized or free education. Y-Axis can advise you on your options based on your educational goals and financial resources.

Admission intakes in Europe

Different countries in Europe have different intake periods based on their university cycles. Typically, the intake cycles are as follows.

Intake 1: Fall Intake – Starts in late August and ends in late December or early January

Intake 2: Spring Intake – Begins in January and ends in early May

Europe student visa requirements:

• Visa application form for selected country
• Proof of meeting age requirement of the country
• Valid passport
• Valid documentation from a European university
• Documents and evidence of adequate finances to meet your expenses
• Flight tickets
• Proof of meeting the language requirement

Working in Europe while studying:

Certain countries in Europe allow students to work for a stipulated number of hours every year. However, this can only be part-time work and not full-time.

Working in Europe after graduation:

European countries offer various employment opportunities for graduates. Typically, graduates need to apply for temporary residence or a work-permit soon after graduating in order to stay on in the country. Your Y-Axis consultant can guide you on this process so you can plan your educational and professional journey in Europe better.

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