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How much does it cost to study abroad?

How much money will you need? We’ll show you how to budget

That’s great you’ve decided to study abroad and explore the world! Now let’s get you started with a list of estimates so you know where all you would need to spend that money. Our guide will help you plan your budget and manage your finances with ease, without having to worry at all. And yes, we’ve covered basic all expenses like accommodation, food, health coverage, communication and travel as well!

1. Tuition fee is your primary expense This is the most important and major chunk of your study abroad expenses and depends on the type of qualification and institution you opt for. Here’s a quick overview of the tuition fee for different programs in our top destinations.

2. Where will you stay?
You can choose from on-campus residence facilities if your institution offers one, else off-campus accommodation options include sharing apartments with fellow from students in same university. Remember, the rentals vary from city to city.
You can explore more about the accommodation options available to you with your agent.

4. Don’t ignore your living expenses
When you stay in a new country, you’ll have to adapt to its culture and ways of living, and this sometimes comes with a cost. Keep some money aside for your everyday expenses, grocery, communication (data and calling) expenses, stationery, utilities, social activities and emergency situations. Do keep a track of your expenditures to manage your budget well.
For instance, a single international student’s annual budget is approximately indicated as 520,000 FCFA.

5. Health support is important
Make sure you have a medical insurance before your program starts, it is mandatory for all students travelling TO Benin Republic! For instance, the average cost for medical insurance in Canada ranges between 50,000 FCFA - 70,000 FCFA a year (indicative).
Just know that as an international student from Nigeria, you will have access to extensive health and support services in every destination. Your counsellor will help you with the health insurance that is right for you.
Know more about health and support services in Benin republic.

6. You’ll have to commute
Enquire if your institution provides with a shuttle service. If not, you’ll have to rely on the available public transport.
Locally, you can make use  buses, and motor cycle {keke Nom}, the schedule of which is available always. It is a good idea to get monthly passes for commuting to college as they come in fairly cheap.