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A degree that costs almost nothing
Every English-taught degree we track — most with no tuition at public universities. Sorted by what you can still apply to.

11 countries · 1,500+ schools · free
Every country our partner schools are in, compared for your passport in two minutes. Then we apply for you. You never pay us — schools do, and we show you how.
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Get your plan
Two minutes. Every country compared for your passport: cost, published visa figures, work rights, intakes you can still make.
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We apply for you
A real person shortlists schools from 1,500+, checks your documents and submits your applications. Same-day first reply.
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You enrol
Offer, deposit, visa: we keep you posted at every step. The school pays us when you enrol — you pay us nothing, ever.
The cheapest typical year all-in, and how long you can work after you graduate. Pick one to see it against the rest for your passport.
Asia-Pacific
Malaysia
From about US$7,000 a year
No dedicated post-study work visa; graduates need an employment pass
Europe
Spain
From about US$11,000 a year
Up to 1 year to look for work after graduating
Europe
Germany
From about US$14,000 a year
18-month job-seeker permit after graduating
Europe
Malta
From about US$17,000 a year
Check current rules with your school
Asia-Pacific
Singapore
From about US$18,500 a year
No dedicated post-study work visa; graduates apply for a regular work pass
Middle East
United Arab Emirates
From about US$22,000 a year
Job-seeker and long-term visa options for eligible graduates
Europe
Ireland
From about US$24,000 a year
Stay-back permission: 1 year after a bachelor's, 2 years after a master's
North America
Canada
From about US$26,000 a year
Post-graduation work permit of up to 3 years, depending on programme length and field
Europe
United Kingdom
From about US$30,000 a year
Graduate visa: 18 months if you apply from 1 January 2027 (2 years if you apply by 31 December 2026; 3 years after a PhD)
North America
United States
From about US$35,000 a year
OPT: 12 months, plus 24 more for STEM degrees
Asia-Pacific
Australia
From about US$38,000 a year
Temporary Graduate visa, typically 2–3 years depending on your degree
Every country compared for your passport — published visa figures, costs, intakes — plus a deep Germany guide for each.
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From India
11 countries compared for the Indian passport, and the Germany guide.
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From Nigeria
11 countries compared for the Nigerian passport, and the Germany guide.
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From Vietnam
11 countries compared for the Vietnamese passport, and the Germany guide.
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From Bangladesh
11 countries compared for the Bangladeshi passport, and the Germany guide.
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From United States
11 countries compared for the American passport, and the Germany guide.
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We show how we earn
Schools pay us when you enrol. We rank by your fit, never by what a school pays.
Visa figures for your passport
We show the published refusal figures for your passport before you pick a country.
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Germany, in depth
Our deepest guide: 1818 English-taught degrees at 192 universities with live deadlines, plus the paperwork, cities and jobs.
Germany: what's still openStudying, working, and living in Germany are one decision. UniChapter covers all three — with sources, not sales talk.

Study
Every English-taught degree we track — most with no tuition at public universities. Sorted by what you can still apply to.

Career
Graduates get a job-seeker permit — and German industry hires its working students. The degree is a career door, not just a diploma.

Live
WG rooms from €330, semester tickets, and cities from baroque Dresden to electric Berlin. We map the bureaucracy so it doesn't map you.

Free course · 10 steps · 25 min
From shortlist to Anmeldung: the whole bureaucracy as one ordered path — blocked account, visa slots, WG hunt, registration — with the traps marked before you hit them.
Start the courseThe parts that decide whether you make your intake — blocked account, visa appointment, insurance, funding — written out with the numbers and the dates, and free like everything else here.
Money · 9 min
The blocked account (Sperrkonto), explained
How much, which provider, how long it takes, and the mistakes that cost people their intake — checked against the providers' own pages.
Bureaucracy · 7 min
The German student visa: document checklist and appointment timeline
The visa is the last gate, and appointment backlogs — not paperwork — are what actually eat your runway in Lagos, Delhi, Dhaka, and Hanoi. What you need, in what order, and when to book.
Money · 6 min
Tuition-free in Germany: what's actually free, and what still costs
The headline is true — but it applies to specific universities, not the whole country. Here's exactly what you pay, and where the one big exception lives.
Money · 7 min
DAAD scholarships: how they actually work
Germany's own funding agency pays full stipends to a real (if competitive) share of international students — but the application clock starts far earlier than the university one. What exists, who qualifies, and when to apply.
Money · 5 min
Health insurance for international students
Public vs private, what it costs, and the under-30 rule that decides it.
Bureaucracy · 6 min
The APS certificate timeline: when to start for your deadline
APS gates your visa appointment for India and Vietnam applicants — and the appointment backlog, not the paperwork, is what actually eats your runway. Count backward from here.
Munich salaries or Leipzig rents, Frankfurt banks or Dresden chips — the city shapes the whole experience.

Berlin
The capital of second chances · €550–€800 / WG room

Munich
Highest salaries, highest rents · €700–€1,000 / WG room

Hamburg
Port city, media city · €550–€800 / WG room

Cologne
Friendliest big city in Germany · €500–€750 / WG room

Frankfurt
The finance gateway · €600–€900 / WG room

Stuttgart
Where German engineering lives · €550–€800 / WG room
Our rules
No guarantees. Nobody can promise admission or a visa. Anyone who does is selling you something.
Sources first. Every deadline carries a verified date and links to the official page — trust that page over anything else, including us.
Free for students. We earn from universities and vetted partners, never from you. Your data moves only with your say-so.
Every figure has a source. Costs, work rights and visa figures link to where they come from, and our Germany catalogue checks every listing against DAAD or the university's own page.
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Verified, consented student interest from India, Nigeria, Vietnam, Bangladesh and more — prepaid, per-lead, no long contracts.