The major factors that decide how much you will spend on your studying abroad journey are:

1. Course Tuition Fee
2. Basic living costs
3. Student Visa Cost
4. Preferred Lifestyle Choices

This section will give you an insight into average tuition fees in these study giants:-

1. The United States of America (USA)
   - The Average Tuition Fee for a bachelor's degree is typically - 33000 to 58000 USD
   - Master’s degree usually costs around - 52000 to 75000 USD
   
2. The United Kingdom (UK)
   - The Average Tuition Fee for a bachelor's degree is typically - 20000 to 33000 GBP
   - Master’s degree usually costs around - 28000 to 37000 GBP
   
3. Canada
   - The Average Tuition Fee for a bachelor's degree is typically - 30000 to 60000 CAD
   - Master’s degree usually costs around - 72000 to 60000 CAD
   
4. Australia
   - Average Tuition Fee for a bachelor's degree is typically - 34000 to 46000 AUD
   - Master’s degree usually costs around - 42000 to 48000 AUD
   
5. Germany
   - The Average Tuition Fee for a bachelor's degree is typically - 20000 to 26000 EUR
   - Master’s degree usually costs around - 35000 to 40000 EUR
   
6. New Zealand
   - The Average Tuition Fee for a bachelor's degree is typically - 28000 to 45000 NZD
   - Master’s degree usually costs around - 33000 to 48000 NZD
   

Note: The tuition fee varies from course to course and university to university.

In this section, we will explore the living costs in these countries:

1. The United States of America (USA)
   - Your monthly living cost is usually around - 1,320 – $2,220 USD
   
2. The United Kingdom (UK)
   - Your monthly living cost is usually around - £1,334 Inner London (Monthly) £1,015 Outer London (Monthly)
   
3. Canada
   - Your monthly living cost is usually around - 1,240 – 2,000 CAD
   
4. Australia
   - Your monthly living cost is usually around - 2,475.83 AUD
   
5. Germany
   - Your monthly living cost is usually around - 680 – 1,175 EUR
   
6. New Zealand
   - Your monthly living cost is usually around - 1,520–2,230 NZD
   

Note: The living cost usually depends on the city and location you reside in.

1. The United States of America (USA) (View in detail)
   - The application fee for a student visa to the USA is $185. (₹16,000 approx.)
   
2. The United Kingdom (UK) (View in detail)
   - The application fee for a student visa to the UK is £524. (₹62000 approx.)
   
3. Canada (View in detail)
   - The application fee for a student permit to Canada is CAD 150. (₹9,500 approx.)
   - There is also a biometric fee for CAD 85. (₹5,300 approx.)
   
4. Australia (View in detail)
   - The application fee for a student visa to Australia is AUD 2,000. (₹1.17 lakhs approx.)
   
5. Germany (View in detail)
   - The application fee for a student visa to Germany is £75. (₹7,800 approx.)
   
6. New Zealand (View in detail)
   The student visa costs for New Zealand start from NZ$850. (₹44,000 approx.)

1. Always hunt and apply for scholarships that are available in your university and for your course.
2. Each country offers part-time work rights to students to reduce their financial stress. You must interview for various part-time jobs.
3. Take your student visa and language exam preparation seriously so you can clear them in one go.
4. Search for shared accommodations, use your identity cards for seeking various student discounts and use apps like Split wise for tracking your expenses and savings.

The biggest obstacle one faces while planning their study abroad journey is the large financial expenses. And it is justified because of the high tuition fees, living costs and student visa applications.

But with the right guidance of various features, such as find scholarships as well as comparison facilities on Edvia’s website, you can plan better.