Germany's official currency is the Euro (€).

In Germany, numerous public institutions offer their programs at a low cost. They usually charge a €50-€250 admin/registration fee per semester. This applies to both EU and non-EU students, depending on the university of choice. Institutions in Baden-Württemberg, on the other hand, can charge non-EU students a fee of €1,500 per semester. Private institutions have the freedom to determine their own tuition prices, which can range from €2,000 to €20,000 per year. Make sure you understand the fees and budget for your condition before choosing your college.

International students should set aside €800-€900 per month as a budget. This should be enough to cover your rent, food, transportation, and entertainment expenses. Be aware that if you live in a big city like Hamburg or Munich, your living costs may be greater. Student discounts are provided in several German cities. Museums, art galleries, restaurants, and leisure activities all fall under this category.