Tuition guide
study guide options: €6,000–€14,000; Spain private providers can charge up to about €20,000/year
Explore the supplied Barcelona and Valencia study options alongside clear cost planning, admission documents, Spain’s long-stay study route, work conditions and official recognition checks.
study guide options: €6,000–€14,000; Spain private providers can charge up to about €20,000/year
€1,000–€1,200/month in Madrid/Barcelona; €700–€900 in smaller cities (EU estimate)
January and October in the supplied study guide; provider dependent
Eligible higher-education study authorisation can permit compatible work, generally up to 30 hours/week.
* Tuition figures are supplied study guide data and may exclude deposits, registration, administration, insurance, visa support, examination, living and travel costs.
Match your academic profile, language, budget and gap with an appropriate program.
Check whether the qualification is official, partner-awarded or institution-specific using RUCT/QEDU and written provider evidence.
Apply, complete the internal test/interview and receive the formal admission documents.
Check the complete fee/refund schedule and pay only the named institutional beneficiary.
Use the Spanish mission’s current long-stay study-visa checklist for your place of residence.
After arrival, complete TIE, address and enrolment steps where your stay/authorisation requires them.
Open an institution to compare every level, requirement, intake, duration and tuition fee from the supplied document.

Open this institution to view its programmes, fees and requirements.
* Confirm current fees, intakes and requirements directly before applying or paying.

Open this institution to view its programmes, fees and requirements.
* Confirm current fees, intakes and requirements directly before applying or paying.

Open this institution to view its programmes, fees and requirements.
* Confirm current fees, intakes and requirements directly before applying or paying.

Open this institution to view its programmes, fees and requirements.
* Confirm current fees, intakes and requirements directly before applying or paying.
Study stays exceeding 90 days generally require Spain’s long-stay study visa/authorisation for eligible non-EU applicants. For stays over six months, the official migration guidance says the foreigner identity card (TIE) is generally requested in person within one month of entry. Requirements and filing location depend on nationality and residence, so follow the responsible Spanish mission.
Eligible higher-education study authorisation can permit compatible work, generally up to 30 hours/week.
Public-university scholarships, Erasmus+ opportunities and provider discounts have separate eligibility and deadlines. The supplied Spain study guide does not state guaranteed scholarships. Treat any discount as valid only when the exact amount, conditions and renewal rules appear on the official offer or invoice.
Pay only after checking the official offer, institutional beneficiary, total fee schedule and written refund terms. A visa decision is made only by the competent authority.
No. They are dated study guide figures. The institution’s current written offer and invoice control.
Only if the exact institution, program and visa route accept a stated alternative. “No IELTS” is not a visa guarantee.
No. study guide gap limits are provider screening notes; admission and immigration authorities make separate assessments.
Only the competent embassy, consulate or immigration authority. No institution, agent or consultancy can guarantee approval.
Share your academic background, English score, budget and preferred intake. The counselling team can help you narrow the supplied options and identify what still needs official confirmation.