Sharing a flat with other students is very common in Portugal. Prices vary significantly depending on the city (Lisbon is e.g. more expensive than other Portuguese cities) and the area (living in the outskirts is, obviously, less expensive than living in town centre). Prices range roughly from 150€ up to 350€ depending on location, facilities, and the landlord's common sense!

Although the cost of living has risen considerably in the last decade, Portugal remains less expensive than most other Western & Northern European countries. In particular, rents, food & primary goods, and entertainment are reasonably cheap: you can eat out for around 5€ at lunch time and have good meat or fish dish at a restaurant for less than 10€ for dinner. A full meal at the university canteen costs around 2,50€ and alcoholic drinks vary roughly from 0,80€ for a beer up to 5€ for a cocktail. A theater ticket rarely costs more than 30€ and going to the cinema is rather inexpensive.

Portugal is part of the Schengen Area, a group of 26 European Countries which have abolished all border controls between each other. Hence, most citizens of the EU, the European Economic Area (EEA – Andorra, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) as well as Switzerland need only an identity card in order to enter Portugal. Below are some examples to give an idea of the amounts students spend per month.

Tuition Fees varies from University to University.Usually It starts from 4500 Euro.(Pay After Visa) Eligibility Criteria
Minimum Qualification: 10+2
Gap Acceptable: Accepted up to Age of 27 years
IELTS: not required but must be able to communicate in English
Interview: Physical Interview