Education
in the Netherlands
For Iranian students who want to study at a Dutch university or college: we arrange placement, dossier and arrival. One team, from first question to first day of class.
A dossier that is correct, an arrival that works
University matching
We select the right programme and university together with you, based on your prior education, goals and budget.
Complete visa dossier
Student visa (MVV/VVR) from start to finish: diploma legalisation, financial guarantees, IND process.
Diploma evaluation & language
Nuffic recognition, IELTS/TOEFL preparation and language trajectory (NT2) where needed.
Arrival & housing
Student room, municipal registration, bank, health insurance, arranged before your arrival.
On-site guidance
First months in the Netherlands: introduction, BSN application, and a dedicated contact person.
How it works
- 01
Intake interview
We map out your situation, goals and timeline. Twenty minutes, no obligation.
- 02
Profile analysis
Prior education evaluated, languages tested, preliminary shortlist of universities compiled.
- 03
Application & dossier
University application, motivation letter, diploma legalisation and financial documents.
- 04
Visa process
Submit IND application, monitor progress, communication with university as sponsor.
- 05
Arrival in NL
Registration, bank account, health insurance, housing: your first weeks without stress.
Placement at recognised Dutch institutions
We guide applications to NVAO-accredited universities of applied sciences and research universities across the Netherlands. No promises about admission: the institution always decides.
Questions we get a lot
For most programmes institutions ask for IELTS 6.0 to 6.5 for a bachelor and 6.5 to 7.0 for a master. If you do not have it yet, we plan the application around your test date. Some institutions accept their own language test or an interview. We look at what is possible case by case. We do not promise an outcome.
That depends on your route. EU citizens pay the low statutory tuition of around 2,694 euro per year. Non-EU students pay institutional fees of roughly 8,000 to 32,000 euro per year, plus proof of funds for the visa of around 13,500 euro per year. A paid PhD has no tuition. We give a tailored indication, not a fixed promise.
We specialise in the Netherlands and the EU, such as Germany, France, Spain, Italy and Belgium. For countries like Canada or Australia we work with partners. Just ask and we will see what is possible.
Yes, the first check of your situation is free. After that we build a tailored plan.
Admission takes a few weeks to a few months. For non-EU the visa procedure is added, where the IND usually counts on 60 to 90 days. So start at least a few months before your desired start date.
The cheapest legal route is often a public and sometimes free programme, for example in Germany, or a paid PhD. Sometimes your partner can come along. Together we look for the cheapest route that fits your situation.