France, Holland, Italy, Sweden Study Abroad Questions

The cheapest should be Italy because Italy's public schools do not have tuition fees, the consumption level is not high compared to the estimated 50,000 a year can be followed by France France's public universities also do not have tuition fees, but the consumption in Paris is a little bit higher 60,000 - 100,000 a year, followed by Sweden Sweden has fewer schools with exchange programs, but also need to take exams, tuition fees of 20,000 a year, but Sweden has scholarships for international students, so long as the grades are good, it is easy to apply, if there is a scholarship, basically do not spend money. As long as the grades are good, it's easy to apply, and if you have a scholarship, you basically don't have to spend any money, which is similar to Hong Kong's universities. Then there's Holland, where the living expenses are around 150,000 per year, because Holland doesn't subsidize foreign students, and the consumption level is high, so the expenses are the highest in this area.