Studying in EU as EU citizen without EU passport [closed]

1. What qualifies you as a EU student?
2. Which EU country has the easiest citizenship requirements?
3. Can UK students study in Europe after Brexit?
4. Will EU students still be able to study at UK universities?
5. Do EU citizens get free education?
6. Are EU students considered international?
7. Which country is the hardest to get citizenship?
8. Is it hard to get a European citizenship?
9. Which country gives free citizenship?
10. Is it better to study in Europe or UK?
11. How will Brexit affect European students?
12. Can I go to uni in Europe?

What qualifies you as a EU student?

An EU student is a national of a member state of the European Union: ... They have resided within the European Union for a certain period of time before applying for the study program of their choice. They hold a permanent residence permit in any state of the European Union.

Which EU country has the easiest citizenship requirements?

Portugal is the easiest European citizenship that you can get in the EU. Their program is extremely generous as it allows citizenship after only 5 years without the need to live in the country (you only need to visit for 2 weeks a year) giving you visa-free travel to 160 countries.

Can UK students study in Europe after Brexit?

In fact, up until June 30, 2021, all EU students who are studying in the UK have the “right to reside,” meaning they have the right to live in the UK without further application. After June 30, 2021, you may be eligible to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme, which could continue to allow you to stay in the UK.

Will EU students still be able to study at UK universities?

All international students in the UK – including EU students from January 2021 onwards – will be able to apply for the UK's new Graduate Route to stay in the UK for two years after their degree (three years after completing a PhD) to work or look for work at any skills level.

Do EU citizens get free education?

Europe remains a popular destination as many European countries offer free tuition at their public institutions of higher education. ... Moreover, when non-EU students are charged tuition and fees, they still tend to be much lower than those of colleges and universities in the United States.

Are EU students considered international?

If you do not fall under the home fee definition, then you will be classed as an international student. From 1 August 2021, new EU students will also pay international tuition fees.

Which country is the hardest to get citizenship?

1. Vatican City. Vatican City is one of the smallest countries on Earth having about 450 citizens only. It has the toughest immigration policies, and that's one of the reasons for its small population.

Is it hard to get a European citizenship?

Becoming an EU citizen via Citizenship by Investment is a relatively straightforward and fast process. Citizenship by Investment allows qualifying investors and their family members to get second citizenship and passports by making an investment.

Which country gives free citizenship?

Ecuador joins countries where Indians easily get citizenship due to their citizenship by investment programme. It's a small but developing country in the top west coast of South America having immense tourism and economic potential.

Is it better to study in Europe or UK?

It depends. The UK tends to offer shorter courses and is obviously home to some very prestigious universities. But other European universities also provide Masters degrees, often with lower fees and more generous post-study arrangements.

How will Brexit affect European students?

Students under the EU Settlement Scheme will have home fee status and be eligible for a tuition fee loan. ... Irish nationals living in the UK or Ireland will also continue to have home fee status, and the right to apply for student loans.

Can I go to uni in Europe?

Students from the UK will likely need a visa to study in the EU. Have a look at the 'living in' guides on the government's website to find out which residency rules and visa requirements would apply to you, depending on where you choose to study.