More information on financing your stay is available on the Nuffic website at: Daily expenses (opens in new window). Most scholarship programmes, for instance, will only accept applications while you are still in your home country, and finding work is very difficult if you do not speak any Dutch or if you have entered the country on a student visa.įurthermore, if you need an entry visa for the Netherlands you must submit proof that you have sufficient funds in your bank account to support yourself during your study period in the Netherlands. It is very hard to find additional funding once you are in the Netherlands. I pay 500 monthly utility bill with 4household members living in a 1434 sqft. A typical 4 bdrm single family home in the area where I live starts at over 800K. A two bdrm 1 bath apartment in a decent neighborhood starts from 2500 and up. Make sure you have covered all your expenses for the whole of the study period abroad before you come to the Netherlands. The cost of living in the bay area is by far a lot higher than Honolulu. A budget helps you make sure you will have enough money every month. Public transport: €70 - €100 maximum (unless you live outside of Amsterdam) A budget is a plan you write down to decide how you will spend your money each month.Visa and residence permit fee: €180 (only for non-EU/EEA residents) The 50/30/20 rule is a straightforward monthly budgeting method that tells you exactly how much to put towards your savings and your living costs each month.Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS) housing fee: €235 (one semester) - €465 (full year).Housing Corporation deposit and administration fee: varies per housing corporation.An indication of likely basic expenses is given below. It's worth pointing out that this calculation does not include leisure activities. Some students may spend less depending on their lifestyle.
Between €900 and €1,200 per month is usually enough to cover basic costs such as rent, food, insurance, transport and other expenses.
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