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Study in Romania

Long-standing English-taught medical and veterinary faculties recognised across the EU, at low cost.

Tuition / year
$5,000 – $9,000
Living cost / year
$4,500 – $7,000
Visa complexity
Moderate
Scholarships
Limited

What you'll need to apply

  • Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology
  • NEET for Indian medical applicants
  • Letter of acceptance from the ministry
  • Proof of funds

Popular programs & cities

MedicineVeterinary MedicineDentistryEngineeringCluj-NapocaBucharestIașiTimișoara

After you graduate: Nine-month job-search permit for graduates.

Your student visa checklist

  • Valid passport

    Document

    Valid for the full duration of your course.

  • University offer / admission letter

    Document

    Confirmed enrolment from the institution.

  • Proof of funds

    Financial

    Tuition plus living costs, held for the required period.

  • Medical and health documents

    Health

    Medical fitness or screening where required.

  • Health insurance

    Health

    Cover that meets the destination's minimum for students.

  • Visa application and fee

    Step

    Complete the official form and pay the fee.

  • Biometrics / appointment

    Appointment

    At the embassy or visa application centre.

  • Ministry letter of acceptance

    Document

    Romania issues a separate acceptance letter before the visa.

Your first month after landing

  • 24 hoursReach your accommodation and check in
  • 24 hoursMessage family that you have arrived safely
  • 24 hoursActivate your local SIM / eSIM
  • 7 daysOpen a student bank account in Romania
  • 7 daysComplete university registration / enrolment
  • 7 daysCollect your student ID card
  • 7 daysSet up transport and learn your campus route
  • 30 daysRegister for healthcare access
  • 30 daysUnderstand local laws, tenancy and safety rules
  • 30 daysFind the Indian student association on campus
  • 30 daysCheck part-time work rules before taking any job

Costs, visa conditions and work rights change often. Use what's here to plan and compare, then double-check the details against current official sources before you decide.