Admission Process

Study in Hungary from Bangladesh

Start your journey from Bangladesh to Hungary with clear steps, practical guidance, and end‑to‑end support. We help you shortlist the right programs, craft a competitive application, plan scholarships and finances, complete the long‑stay D visa and residence permit process, and settle in smoothly after arrival.

Why choose Hungary

Hundreds of English‑taught bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD programs.

Respected universities and strong research in engineering, IT, health, agriculture, business, and arts.

Competitive tuition fees and lower living costs than many EU countries.

Scholarships such as Stipendium Hungaricum plus university tuition discounts.

Student‑friendly cities (Budapest, Debrecen, Pécs, Szeged) with excellent transport and vibrant culture.

What we do for Bangladeshi students

Profile review and counseling to match universities and programs to your goals and budget.

Application strategy and editing: CV, motivation letter, recommendation guidance, and document checklists.

Scholarship planning: Stipendium Hungaricum mentoring, university awards, and external funding search.

Visa and residence support: long‑stay D visa, Residence Permit for the Purpose of Studies, proof of funds, insurance, and accommodation evidence.

Logistics: dorm/private housing guidance, pre‑departure briefings, travel planning, and arrival checklists.

After‑arrival help: registration, student ID, transport passes, and part‑time work basics.

Popular universities and fields

Students from Bangladesh often target programs at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), University of Debrecen, University of Pécs, University of Szeged, and Corvinus University of Budapest. In‑demand fields include Software Engineering, Data Science, Mechanical/Electrical Engineering, Pharmacy, Public Health, Business & Economics, International Relations, Agriculture, and Design/Arts.

Entry requirements (typical)

Bachelor’s: SSC + HSC (or equivalent) with required subjects and grades; some programs ask for a portfolio or entrance test/interview.

Master’s: Recognized bachelor’s degree in a relevant field; minimum GPA as set by the program; research proposal for some courses.

English proficiency: IELTS/TOEFL/PTE or proof of prior English‑medium study (requirements vary; typical minimums range from IELTS 5.5–6.5 depending on program).

Documents: passport, transcripts and certificates, CV, motivation/statement of purpose, two recommendations, proof of English, and program‑specific items.

How to apply

Research programs, intakes, and deadlines; confirm entry requirements on the university website.

Prepare documents and take required English tests early.

Submit applications through university portals (and through the Stipendium Hungaricum system if applying for SH).

Track decisions, respond to conditional offers, and pay any required deposits.

Gather financial, accommodation, and insurance documents for visa/residence applications.

Visa and residence permit (Bangladesh to Hungary)

After admission, apply for the long‑stay D visa at the consulate/VFS and for the Residence Permit for the Purpose of Studies as instructed.

Typical evidence: admission letter, tuition payment/arrangement, proof of sufficient funds for living expenses, accommodation confirmation (dorm letter or rental agreement), valid health insurance, passport, and photos.

On arrival, finalize residence procedures with the Hungarian authorities and complete university registration.

Work rights are limited and shown on your permit; always follow current regulations.

Costs and scholarships

Tuition (annual, indicative): 2,000–6,000 EUR for many programs; 3,500–7,500 EUR for Engineering/IT; 6,000–9,000 EUR for Health; 12,000–18,000 EUR for Medicine/Dentistry one‑tier degrees. Fees vary by university and field.

Living costs (monthly, typical): 450–900 EUR depending on city and lifestyle. Dorms and shared apartments reduce costs.

Stipendium Hungaricum: full tuition waiver, monthly stipend, accommodation contribution, and insurance (per annual call rules).

University scholarships/tuition discounts: entrance awards and merit‑based reductions (often 10–50%).

Erasmus+ and external funds: available for eligible programs and levels.

Suggested timeline (September intake) When What to do Oct–Nov Shortlist programs, check entry criteria, plan English tests. Dec–Jan Prepare documents, apply for Stipendium Hungaricum where eligible. Feb–Mar Submit university applications and track portals. Apr–May Receive decisions, accept offers, arrange deposits. Jun–Jul Collect financial, insurance, and accommodation proofs; book VFS. Jul–Aug Visa decision, book travel, confirm housing, pre‑departure prep. Sep Arrive, register, collect residence card, and start classes.

FAQs Is IELTS mandatory for admission?

Many universities accept IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, or proof of prior English‑medium study. Requirements are program‑specific—always check the official page.

Can I bring dependents?

Family options depend on permit type and current rules. Check official guidance and plan extra finances and insurance if eligible.

How early should I start?

Begin 8–12 months before your intake to meet scholarship deadlines and allow time for visa/residence processing.

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Disclaimer: Information is for guidance only. Admissions, tuition, scholarships, and immigration rules can change—always verify with your chosen university and the relevant Hungarian authorities.