–Relatively cheaper Tuition fee compare to other European countries 

–HND holders are admitted into bachelors degree top up programs

–Relocate with your family/Dependent 

–No age limit 

–No study Gap

–All programs are delivered in English

–Friendly environment for international students

If you've been wondering if it's safe to study abroad in the Netherlands, rest easy knowing it's basically as safe as a country gets. The crime rate in the Netherlands is pretty low, and it's regarded as generally safe for female travelers. In fact, it ranks 16th on the world's safest country list.

In a new ranking assessing the quality of life for expats in different countries around the world, The Netherlands secured a spot in the top 10, making it one of the best countries to live and work in 2021 and beating the likes of Germany, France, and the United Kingdom.

The cost of living in the Netherlands is believed to be around 800-1000 Euros per month (ranging from INR 67,000 to 80,000), including food, rent, transportation, books, and other expenses.

Rent may vary from 500 euros for a single room to over 2.500 euros per month for an apartment in the centre of Amsterdam. The rent consists of two parts, the basic rent and the service charges.