Study abroad destinations for Bangladeshi students
53 country guides with visa funds, costs in BDT, intakes, work rights and the documents Bangladeshi applicants need.
Europe
Study in United KingdomOne-year master's degrees, world-famous universities and a Graduate visa after study.16 universities · Read guide →Study in IrelandEnglish-speaking EU country with a tech and pharma job market and a graduate stay-back scheme.6 universities · Read guide →Study in GermanyNo tuition fees at most public universities and a strong engineering job market.8 universities · Read guide →Study in ItalyLow public tuition, regional DSU scholarships and historic universities.6 universities · Read guide →Study in HungaryAffordable EU degrees and the Stipendium Hungaricum government scholarship.4 universities · Read guide →Study in MaltaSmall English-speaking EU island with licensed colleges and a university.1 university · Read guide →Study in SwedenInnovative, sustainability-focused universities and a central application system.4 universities · Read guide →Study in FinlandTop-rated education system, English-taught programmes and tuition scholarships.4 universities · Read guide →Study in NetherlandsResearch universities and universities of applied sciences with English-taught degrees.5 universities · Read guide →Study in FranceLow public tuition, top business and engineering schools, and Campus France support in Dhaka.5 universities · Read guide →Study in RussiaAffordable medicine and engineering degrees and government quota scholarships.3 universities · Read guide →Study in ArmeniaLow-cost medical and IT degrees in a safe, welcoming country.3 universities · Read guide →Study in SpainLow public tuition, sunny cities and Spanish plus English-taught programmes.4 universities · Read guide →Study in PolandAffordable EU degrees with English-taught programmes and a central location in Europe.3 universities · Read guide →Study in UkraineFormerly popular for medicine; safety must be checked first.2 universities · Read guide →Study in SwitzerlandWorld-leading ETH and EPFL with low public tuition but a high cost of living.4 universities · Read guide →Study in LithuaniaAffordable EU degrees and English-taught medicine and IT.3 universities · Read guide →Study in DenmarkInnovative teaching, English-taught programmes and strong work rights.4 universities · Read guide →Study in BelgiumHistoric universities like KU Leuven and Ghent with modest tuition.4 universities · Read guide →Study in TurkeyAffordable degrees, Türkiye Bursları scholarships and a culture close to home.4 universities · Read guide →Study in EstoniaDigital-first country with English-taught IT degrees.2 universities · Read guide →Study in PortugalAffordable EU country with friendly cities and growing English-taught options.3 universities · Read guide →Study in GeorgiaLow-cost English-taught medicine and a safe, friendly environment.3 universities · Read guide →Study in AustriaLow public tuition, Vienna's quality of life and strong research universities.3 universities · Read guide →Study in NorwayExcellent quality of life and research, now with tuition for non-EU students.3 universities · Read guide →Study in CyprusEnglish-taught EU degrees on a Mediterranean island.3 universities · Read guide →Study in GreeceHistoric universities and growing English-taught master's programmes.3 universities · Read guide →Study in SloveniaSmall, safe EU country with affordable public universities.2 universities · Read guide →Study in MonacoSmall principality with a specialist business school.1 university · Read guide →Study in LuxembourgMultilingual EU country with one public research university.1 university · Read guide →
North America
Asia
Study in South KoreaTechnology universities, the GKS scholarship and a short flight from Dhaka.6 universities · Read guide →Study in JapanMEXT scholarships cover tuition, flights and a monthly stipend.6 universities · Read guide →Study in MalaysiaAffordable degrees, international branch campuses and a large Bangladeshi community.7 universities · Read guide →Study in SingaporeWorld-class universities, a safe city and a short flight from Dhaka.3 universities · Read guide →Study in ChinaGovernment (CSC) and university scholarships, strong engineering and medical programmes.4 universities · Read guide →Study in PhilippinesEnglish-medium degrees, especially medicine (MD) and nursing, at moderate cost.4 universities · Read guide →Study in NepalClose to Bangladesh, with medical colleges popular among Bangladeshi students.3 universities · Read guide →Study in Hong KongTop-ranked universities and a gateway to careers in Asia.5 universities · Read guide →Study in ThailandClose to Dhaka, affordable, with AIT and Chulalongkorn popular for postgraduate study.4 universities · Read guide →Study in IndonesiaAffordable degrees and the KNB and Darmasiswa scholarships.3 universities · Read guide →
Middle East
Study in United Arab EmiratesBranch campuses of UK, Australian and US universities close to home.4 universities · Read guide →Study in BahrainGulf country with branch campuses such as RCSI Bahrain.3 universities · Read guide →Study in Saudi ArabiaFully funded public university scholarships, including KAUST.4 universities · Read guide →Study in QatarEducation City campuses of US and UK universities, and Qatar University scholarships.3 universities · Read guide →
Oceania
Study in AustraliaHigh-ranked universities, a strong student support system and post-study work options.12 universities · Read guide →Study in New ZealandSafe, smaller classes and practical degrees with work rights for eligible students.5 universities · Read guide →Study in FijiPacific island with the regional University of the South Pacific.2 universities · Read guide →
Africa
Americas
Country comparison at a glance
| Country | Indicative tuition / year | Typical living / year (BDT) | Intakes |
|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | GBP 13,000 to GBP 32,000 | BDT 25.4 lakh | September and January (some May) |
| United States | USD 20,000 to USD 60,000 | BDT 22.0 lakh | Fall (August/September) and Spring (January) |
| Canada | CAD 20,000 to CAD 45,000 | BDT 20.6 lakh | September, January, May |
| Australia | AUD 30,000 to AUD 50,000 | BDT 23.8 lakh | February and July (some November) |
| Ireland | EUR 10,000 to EUR 25,000 | BDT 18.6 lakh | September (some January) |
| New Zealand | NZD 25,000 to NZD 45,000 | BDT 14.6 lakh | February and July |
| Germany | EUR 0 to EUR 3,000 | BDT 16.8 lakh | Winter (October) and Summer (April) |
| Italy | EUR 0 to EUR 4,000 | BDT 14.3 lakh | See guide |
| Hungary | EUR 3,000 to EUR 12,000 | BDT 11.0 lakh | September (some February) |
| Malta | EUR 6,000 to EUR 15,000 | BDT 15.2 lakh | See guide |
| South Korea | KRW 5,000,000 to KRW 12,000,000 | BDT 11.7 lakh | March and September |
| Japan | JPY 535,800 to JPY 1,500,000 | BDT 11.7 lakh | See guide |
| Malaysia | MYR 20,000 to MYR 45,000 | BDT 6.8 lakh | Several a year (often January, May, September) |
| Sweden | SEK 90,000 to SEK 200,000 | BDT 16.5 lakh | Autumn (main round closes mid-January) |
| Finland | EUR 8,000 to EUR 18,000 | BDT 13.5 lakh | Autumn (main joint application in January) |
| Netherlands | EUR 9,000 to EUR 20,000 | BDT 19.1 lakh | September (some February) |
| France | EUR 3,000 to EUR 18,000 | BDT 15.2 lakh | September (some January) |
| Singapore | SGD 25,000 to SGD 55,000 | BDT 19.9 lakh | See guide |
| Russia | RUB 250,000 to RUB 600,000 | BDT 5.4 lakh | See guide |
| Armenia | AMD 1,500,000 to AMD 3,500,000 | BDT 5.6 lakh | See guide |
| China | CNY 20,000 to CNY 60,000 | BDT 7.1 lakh | See guide |
| Spain | EUR 1,500 to EUR 20,000 | BDT 16.9 lakh | See guide |
| Poland | PLN 12,000 to PLN 40,000 | BDT 11.9 lakh | See guide |
| Ukraine | UAH 120,000 to UAH 250,000 | BDT 4.2 lakh | See guide |
| Switzerland | CHF 1,500 to CHF 8,000 | BDT 36.5 lakh | See guide |
| United Arab Emirates | AED 40,000 to AED 90,000 | BDT 15.9 lakh | See guide |
| Philippines | PHP 100,000 to PHP 350,000 | BDT 6.3 lakh | See guide |
| Lithuania | EUR 3,000 to EUR 12,000 | BDT 11.8 lakh | See guide |
| Nepal | NPR 800,000 to NPR 6,000,000 | BDT 4.2 lakh | See guide |
| Denmark | DKK 45,000 to DKK 120,000 | BDT 16.8 lakh | See guide |
| Belgium | EUR 1,000 to EUR 12,000 | BDT 16.9 lakh | See guide |
| Turkey | TRY 60,000 to TRY 400,000 | BDT 7.0 lakh | See guide |
| Estonia | EUR 3,000 to EUR 10,000 | BDT 11.8 lakh | See guide |
| Portugal | EUR 3,000 to EUR 10,000 | BDT 14.4 lakh | See guide |
| Georgia | GEL 10,000 to GEL 20,000 | BDT 6.5 lakh | See guide |
| South Africa | ZAR 60,000 to ZAR 150,000 | BDT 7.3 lakh | See guide |
| Hong Kong | HKD 140,000 to HKD 250,000 | BDT 16.8 lakh | See guide |
| Austria | EUR 1,500 to EUR 3,000 | BDT 18.6 lakh | See guide |
| Norway | NOK 100,000 to NOK 250,000 | BDT 18.6 lakh | See guide |
| Thailand | THB 80,000 to THB 300,000 | BDT 8.6 lakh | See guide |
| Cyprus | EUR 4,000 to EUR 12,000 | BDT 13.5 lakh | See guide |
| Mauritius | MUR 150,000 to MUR 400,000 | BDT 9.4 lakh | See guide |
| Guyana | GYD 1,000,000 to GYD 4,000,000 | BDT 10.4 lakh | See guide |
| Fiji | FJD 15,000 to FJD 30,000 | BDT 7.8 lakh | See guide |
| Greece | EUR 1,500 to EUR 10,000 | BDT 13.5 lakh | See guide |
| Slovenia | EUR 2,500 to EUR 8,000 | BDT 13.5 lakh | See guide |
| Bahrain | BHD 3,000 to BHD 10,000 | BDT 13.6 lakh | See guide |
| Grenada | USD 25,000 to USD 60,000 | BDT 22.0 lakh | See guide |
| Monaco | EUR 20,000 to EUR 30,000 | BDT 42.3 lakh | See guide |
| Luxembourg | EUR 800 to EUR 4,000 | BDT 25.4 lakh | See guide |
| Indonesia | IDR 15,000,000 to IDR 60,000,000 | BDT 3.6 lakh | See guide |
| Saudi Arabia | SAR 0 to SAR 60,000 | BDT 7.8 lakh | See guide |
| Qatar | QAR 30,000 to QAR 150,000 | BDT 16.1 lakh | See guide |
Indicative figures; see each guide for official visa funds and sources. BDT at rates of 25 October 2026.