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Cost of Living in Cyprus for International Students
- The cost of living in Cyprus varies depending on the city and lifestyle, but here is an approximate breakdown of monthly living expenses:
1.Rent:
- Room in student accommodation or shared apartment: Ranges from 300 to 600 euros per month
- Private apartment (1-bedroom): Around 500 to 900 euros per month
2.Food:
- Meals in local restaurants: Approximately 10-20 euros per meal
- Monthly groceries (if cooking): From 150 to 250 euros per month
3. Transportation:
- Monthly transport card: Around 40 to 50 euros
- Public transport fare: 1.5-2 euros per trip within the city
4. Activities & Entertainment:
- Entertainment, restaurants, and cafes: Around 50-100 euros per month
- Cinema or other recreational activities: 5 to 15 euros per activity
5. Other expenses:
- Bills (water, electricity, internet): From 50 to 100 euros per month, which could be lower if sharing an apartment
Total Monthly Cost:
- Approximate total: From 700 to 1,200 euros per month, depending on the city and lifestyle
- Nicosia and Limassol are among the cities where costs may be higher compared to other cities in Cyprus.
Requirements for Studying in Cyprus as an International Student
- There are several requirements that must be met to study in Cyprus as an international student. Here are the key ones:
University Acceptance
- Application: The student must apply to the university they wish to attend (via the university’s website) and wait for acceptance
- Academic Requirements: Varies depending on the study program, but typically the student must have completed secondary education (for a bachelor’s degree) or bachelor’s degree (for a master’s program).
- Language Proficiency: Most universities require proof of English or Greek proficiency (depending on the program’s language), typically through a TOEFL or IELTS score for English-language programs.
Student Visa:
- Study Visa: Non-EU students need to obtain a study visa for studying in Cyprus. To obtain a visa, documents such as the following must be provided:
- An acceptance letter from the university
- Proof of financial ability to cover tuition and living expenses
- A valid passport
EU Citizens: EU citizens do not need a visa to study in Cyprus, but they may need to register with local authorities upon arrival.
3. Health Insurance:
- International students must provide valid health insurance for the duration of their studies in Cyprus. Students can either subscribe to university-provided health insurance or get private health insurance.
Proof of Financial Ability:
- The student must provide evidence of their financial ability to cover tuition and living costs while in Cyprus. This can be shown via a bank account statement or a financial sponsor.
5. Additional Requirements:
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6. Application Deadlines:
- Application deadlines vary by university, but typically applications open in January and July, with deadlines for submission in June and December respectively.
- Tuition Fees in Public Universities in Cyprus
- Tuition fees in Cyprus public universities vary depending on the university and program, but generally, the fees can be divided into the following categories:
- Tuition Fees in English:
Bachelor’s Degree:
- Ranges from 3,000 to 9,000 euros per year
- Fees may vary depending on the program, with engineering or medical programs typically being more expensive than humanities or social science programs
Master’s Degree:
- Ranges from 4,000 to 10,000 euros per year
- Fees vary depending on the program
2. Tuition Fees in Greek:
Bachelor’s Degree:
- Tuition for programs taught in Greek is usually lower than those taught in English, ranging from 2,000 to 6,000 euros per year Fees are lower due to the smaller number of international students in Greek-language programs
Master’s Degree:
- Tuition for master’s programs in Greek typically ranges from 3,000 to 7,000 euros per year
3. Additional Notes:
- Medical Programs: For medical and dental programs, tuition fees are higher, ranging from 12,000 to 20,000 euros per
- year Engineering Programs: Tuition for engineering programs is typically between 6,000 to 12,000 euros per year
- Scholarships: Some universities offer scholarships for international students that can help reduce costs
Overall Cost:
- The cost of studying in Cyprus is considered reasonable compared to some other European countries, making it a popular destination for international students.
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