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The Free Press Journal - Mumbai
|November 08, 2025
Affordable tuition, easy visa, and a European dream for Indian students
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Portugal is rapidly emerging as a preferred study-abroad destination for Indian students, offering a powerful combination that is hard to ignore: worldclass European education, a surprisingly low cost of living, and welcoming visa rules.
For those looking beyond the traditional, often saturated and expensive markets of the US, UK, and Canada, Portugal provides a fresh, viable, and budgetfriendly alternative. The country’s top universities, such as the University of Lisbon and the University of Porto, are expanding their selection of English-taught programs, particularly in booming sectors like Business, Technology, and the Arts, making it highly accessible even if you don't speak Portuguese.
Cost of living
The biggest financial appeal of Portugal is its competitive living costs. While the cost of higher education is already lower than many Western European countries, daily expenses are where Indian students can see significant savings. (See box) In smaller cities, the total monthly budget can be as low as %40,000 to %50,000, making Portugal one of the most cost-effective destinations in the Schengen Area.
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