Most economical countries for study

After finishing school, many students dream of studying abroad. The high cost often forces them to reconsider. Not every parent can bear international education expenses. Today, we'll tell you about countries where students can study for free or at very low cost. Several nations offer free education to international students. Some also allow you to work part-time to cover living expenses. Here are some of the most economical options.

1. Norway Norway is one country where you pay no tuition fees at the university level. You can apply online, and admission is relatively straightforward. Graduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs are completely free. There is a condition: you should know the Norwegian language. Note that student visa holders do not have automatic work rights.

2. Taiwan Taiwan is Asia's most affordable country for world-class studies. Education isn't free, but fees are low. The annual cost for the most expensive course at Taiwan University (ranked 68th globally) is around 2 lakh rupees. Living here is also cheap, with annual expenses of about 1.5 lakh rupees.

3. Germany German colleges and universities charge no tuition fees for international students. You only pay an administration fee of roughly Rs 20,000 per year. Apply online and get a student visa with your confirmation letter. Health insurance is mandatory for studying in Germany.

4. France France is among the world's cheapest study destinations. Annual fees at government universities are around 15 thousand rupees for a bachelor's and 30 thousand for a master's. The best part is the 'Right to Work,' which applies to international students. You can work while studying.

5. Mexico Mexico is considered the study hub of Latin America. University fees are around Rs. 3 lakhs annually. Living costs are average if you stay outside the capital city.

6. Finland Finland does not charge tuition fees for university studies. Students can work 25 hours a week during their course. Tuition fees apply to students from outside the European Union and European Economic Area, but learning the local language can waive these fees.

7. Argentina Studies in this South American country are not free but are very affordable. University fees are around three lakh rupees per year. Living costs are average, requiring about Rs 2 lakh annually. Part-time work is permitted alongside studies.

8. Poland Poland is another country with no university tuition fees. Knowing Polish can grant you extra facilities at the university. Living costs here are a bit higher. Part-time work is allowed for students.

9. Malaysia Malaysia offers very cheap education, though not free. Public university fees max out at Rs 2 lakh. The country is incredibly affordable for living, with annual expenses of about 1.5 lakh rupees.