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Studying and living in a foreign country is everyone's dream. The experience of living in an unknown place is one that we all crave for. A new culture, new people, new places, new food - who wouldn't like to have that kind of an experience, right? Studying abroad offers you all these experiences and much more. But the massive tuition fee and other living expenses are always the deal breakers.

Well there are some countries which costs very less for tuition.

When it comes to excellent higher education at minimal or no cost, Germany tops the list. The public universities in Germany do not charge any tuition fee at all, however nominal university administration fee of€150-250 (that's ₹11,500-19,000 approx.) is charged, which doesn't pinch as that's exactly what we pay as annual fee in a DU college. Norway

Graduate, post-graduate and doctorate level programs in Norway are absolutely free of cost, regardless of your nationality. But they do have one requirement - you should be proficient in Norwegian, as most undergraduate courses are taught in this language. Mind it, they do ask for proof of proficiency in the language. So in case you plan to apply, better start learning right away!

sweden

While universities of Sweden do charge application and tuition fee from non-members of EU, EEA and Nordic countries for graduate and postgraduate programmes, they offer PhD positions for no fee, in fact you'll get a monthly salary!

Currently, Finland does not charge any tuition fee for any level of education or any nationality. But come 2017, and it will start charging tuition fee from non EU/EEA students for English-taught Bachelor's and Master's programmes.

Higher education here is free for all nationalities. It's the law here! But for that you need to know the local language. And even if you want to study in English, a nominal fee of around ₹70,000 will suffice as tuition fee.

Higher education in France is mostly free, except at some public universities. But then again, even that fee is pretty minimal. Add to that the perks of living in the country of Eiffel Tower and Paris!

International students have to pay a minimal fee to study in Belgium, which doesn't pinch at all because you get to experience a totally different culture.

Like other European countries, Spain too offers free university education to EU citizens only. But it too offers low cost education to students outside EU, and offers reasonable cost of living. But think about all the Spanish food you can gorge on there.