20 countries. 200+ universities. Visa support, scholarships, and expert guidance — specifically for Bangladeshi students and families.
Public universities in Germany charge €0–500/semester. Austria and some Swiss cantons offer near-free options too.
Germany, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Malta, France — study without IELTS by learning the local language or via English-medium programs with alternative tests.
Germany, Austria and Switzerland offer dual vocational training (Ausbildung) where employers pay you €800–€1,200/month AND cover your tuition. Zero cost, real income.
You do NOT need IELTS for these countries. Either learn the local language to B2 level, or enrol in English-medium programs that accept a school certificate, Duolingo, or PTE instead.
From free-tuition Germany to English-speaking Malta — compare universities, fees, language requirements, and visa facts for all 20 countries.
Every country has different rules. Here are the key requirements, processing times, and document checklists for the most popular destinations for BD students.
We are fully transparent about your options. Here are three proven routes our students use — including the fast Gulf route that reduces wait times from 12 months to just 4–8 weeks.
Apply directly at the German Embassy in Dhaka. Obtain university admission, blocked account (Sperrkonto), and German language certificate (B1 minimum). Full process handled by SwissStudy24.
If you are already working in UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, or Kuwait — apply for your German/Swiss Ausbildung visa at the German Embassy in that Gulf country. Processing drops to just 4–8 weeks instead of 12+ months from Dhaka.
Come to Poland on a student visa (fast, easy, affordable). Learn German in Poland for 6–12 months. Then apply for German Ausbildung with a contract in hand — much easier from within the EU.
Many Bangladeshi parents want to visit or even relocate to be close to their child studying abroad. Here are the options available in key countries.
These government and university scholarships can fully or partially fund your studies abroad. Many Bangladeshi students successfully receive these awards every year.
Hungary's government scholarship covers 100% tuition fees, provides monthly living stipend, student accommodation, and health insurance — for Bangladeshi students. No IELTS required. Applications open every year through the Bangladesh government.
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Germany, Austria, and Switzerland's Ausbildung system pays YOU to study. Nursing, Hotel Management, Electrician, IT, Cooking, Childcare — all fully paid vocational training. Your employer pays your tuition. You earn a monthly salary.
Sending your child to school abroad — or accompanying them — requires specific planning. Here is what you need to know.
Most international schools accept students from age 5–18, teaching in English or the local language. Key requirements for Bangladeshi children:
If your child is under 18 and studying abroad, most countries require a parent or legal guardian to accompany them. This is called a Student Guardian Visa:
International school fees vary significantly by country and school type. Here is a rough guide per year:
Children under 12 typically adapt to a new language within 6–12 months. Those aged 12–18 benefit from language preparation before arrival:
If your child will study abroad without a parent present, airlines and schools have specific rules:
Based on safety, quality of education, and ease for Bangladeshi families:
Tell us your goals and we will create a personalised study plan — country, university, visa route, and scholarship options — all tailored to your situation.
From your first question to the day you land in your study destination — SwissStudy24 guides you every step. Reach us on WhatsApp anytime.
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