🇮🇹 Study in Italy

Study in Italy – Affordable Public Universities with Expert Support

Our Italy education consultants guide you through university shortlisting, scholarship applications, document legalisation and visa filing.

Why Study in Italy?

• Affordable Education – Public university fees are income-based (ISEE) and among the lowest in Western Europe.
• World-Class Programmes – Italy is globally renowned for design, fashion, architecture, engineering and the arts.
• Generous Scholarships – Regional DSU scholarships can cover tuition, accommodation and a monthly stipend.
• Globally Recognised Degrees – Italian university qualifications are respected across the EU and worldwide.
• EU Mobility – A student visa opens doors to travel and internships across the Schengen area.
• Rich Cultural Life – Study alongside centuries of art, history, architecture and cuisine.

Cost of Studying in Italy

Cost of Admission

S.no.	Expense	Estimated Cost (EUR)	Notes
1.	Application Fees	€0 – €50 per university	Public universities often charge little to nothing
2.	Standardised Tests	IELTS: €210, TOEFL: €195	Required for some English-taught programmes
3.	Declaration of Value (DoV)	€50 – €100	Required to validate your Indian degree/certificates
4.	CIMEA Statement of Comparability	€50	Recommended alongside the DoV
5.	SOP & LOR Preparation	€0 – €90	If using professional editing services
6.	Visa Application (National D Visa)	€116	Required for international students
7.	Proof of Funds	€6,000 (minimum, per year)	Bank statement or sponsor letter
8.	Health Insurance	€0 – €150 per year	Public healthcare enrolment is often low-cost
9.	Flight Tickets	€450 – €1,200	Varies based on location and season
10.	Total Estimated Cost	€1,500 – €9,000+	Before tuition and living expenses

Tuition and Living Costs in Italy

Tuition Fees (Per Year)

Admission Process in Italy (Step-by-Step)

• Choose Universities – Research public and private universities based on your programme and city.
• Check Requirements – Review eligibility, language requirements (Italian or English) and entrance tests.
• Prepare Documents – Collect transcripts, test scores, SOP, LORs and a CV.
• Apply via Universitaly – Most applications for international students route through the Universitaly portal.
• Get Documents Legalised – Obtain the Declaration of Value (DoV) for your existing qualifications.
• Receive Offer Letter – Universities send conditional or unconditional offers.
• Arrange Finances – Show proof of funds or a DSU scholarship award.
• Apply for a Student Visa – Submit your application at the Italian embassy/consulate.
• Arrange Accommodation – Apply for university housing or a private residence before arrival.
• Enrol at University – Complete registration and apply for your Permesso di Soggiorno on arrival.

Student Intakes in Italy