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Study in Netherlands from Georgia

Everything you need to know about studying in the Netherlands as a student from Georgia: visa requirements, financial proof, scholarships, and tips from fellow Georgia students.

Visa Requirements

Visa Required
Visa Type
MVV + Residence Permit
Processing Time
2-3 months

Note: Your Dutch university will typically sponsor your visa application (MVV). Start the process early and ensure all documents are ready at least 3 months before your intended start date.

Financial Requirements

Financial Proof Required
Required Amount
€11,000 per year

This amount covers living expenses. Tuition fees are separate and vary by program. EU students pay the statutory fee (~€2,314/year), while non-EU students pay institutional fees (€8,000-€20,000+/year).

Language Requirements

IELTS 6.0-7.0TOEFL 80-100

Most English-taught programs require proof of English proficiency. Some universities accept alternative tests or waive requirements for native speakers.

Tips for Georgia Students

  • 1
    Consider scholarship opportunities
  • 2
    Business and law programs are popular
  • 3
    Apply for Holland Scholarship
  • 4
    Growing Georgian student community

Georgia Student Community

161+ students
Growing community

in the Netherlands

Popular Programs

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Frequently Asked Questions for Georgia Students

Yes, Georgia is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention. Your Georgian degree must be apostilled by the competent Georgian authority before Nuffic can evaluate it for Dutch equivalency.
Georgia has a growing community of approximately 161 students in the Netherlands. There are active Georgian student associations in major cities that organize cultural events and provide networking opportunities.
Most international Georgian bank cards work in the Netherlands, but check with your bank about foreign transaction fees. It's advisable to open a Dutch bank account for regular expenses and to receive work income.
There are no direct flights from Georgia to the Netherlands. Most Georgian students fly via Istanbul, Vienna, or other European hubs to reach Amsterdam Schiphol Airport.
Not necessarily - many programs are offered in English. However, learning basic Dutch will help with daily life, part-time work opportunities, and integration into Dutch society.
Georgian citizens need to apply for an MVV (entry visa) after university admission. The process typically takes 4-6 weeks and requires proof of admission, financial means, and clean criminal record.