Countries Where It’s Easier to Get Scholarships

Countries Where It’s Easier to Get Scholarships: Part Two

If you enjoyed our previous post on countries that are easy to get scholarships in, here’s a part two with more countries that are doing the most when it comes to helping students from around the world study without breaking the bank.

Now remember, no scholarship just lands in your lap. You still need to make an effort apply on time, write from your heart and make sure your documents are in order. But some countries just make things easier and more accessible. Let’s get into it.

 Finland

Finland doesn’t just have beautiful nature and happy people, it also offers tuition-free education for students from the EU and lots of scholarships for students outside the EU/EEA. Most Finnish universities have their own scholarship programs, especially for master’s degrees. If you have good grades and a clear study plan, you’ve got a good chance here.

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Malaysia

Malaysia is often overlooked, but it’s a great spot for affordable education. The government offers the MTCP (Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme) scholarship and many universities like Universiti Malaya and UCSI University also provide financial support. Malaysia has English-taught programs, low cost of living and a welcoming vibe.

India

Yes, India! It has a bunch of scholarships for students from developing countries, especially in Africa and Asia. The Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) Scholarship is a big one. If you’re looking for a country with deep culture, low tuition, and generous programs, India is worth checking out.

Russia

Russia may not be top of mind for most students, but it actually offers thousands of fully funded scholarships every year through the Russian Government Scholarship program. You can apply for both bachelor’s and postgraduate degrees. The living cost in many Russian cities is also very manageable.

Sweden

Sweden is a bit like Germany and Norway in terms of quality education. While they do charge tuition for non-EU students, they also offer full scholarships through the Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals. Some universities also offer tuition waivers. Sweden looks out for international students with strong leadership potential.

Mexico

Now this one might surprise you Mexico offers government scholarships to international students through the AMEXCID scholarship. It covers tuition, visa fees, health insurance, and even transportation. Mexico is also known for its friendly people, vibrant culture and affordable living.

Belgium

Belgium is home to several top universities and offers scholarships like the ARES scholarships for developing countries. These are mostly for master’s programs and short training courses. If you’re interested in development studies, public health or tech, Belgium could be a great choice.

 ASIAN SCHOLARSHIPS 

Japanese MEXT Scholarship 

Beijing Normal University Scholarship

KAUST Scholarship Saudi Arabia 

Islamic University Madinah Scholarship

Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) Scholarship

 Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia is investing heavily in education and research, and that includes international students too. Universities like King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) and King Saud University offer full scholarships with monthly stipends, housing and health insurance. They want students who are serious about academics and innovation.

United Arab Emirates (UAE)

The UAE is not just about shiny buildings, it’s also growing as a hub for higher education. Universities like Khalifa University and United Arab Emirates University offer full scholarships to international students. You’ll find great facilities, English-taught programs and good living standards.

Indonesia

Indonesia offers the KNB (Kemitraan Negara Berkembang) Scholarship, which is fully funded for students from developing countries. It covers tuition, living expenses, insurance and even Indonesian language training. Indonesia is a peaceful and culturally rich country that welcomes international students warmly.

Final Remarks 

Finding scholarships is not always easy, but knowing where to look can make a huge difference. These countries may not always be in the spotlight, but they offer real opportunities for students who are ready to grab them.

Start early. Be organized. Do not give up if you get a “no.” Sometimes, all it takes is one “yes” to change your academic journey.

And if you need help preparing a scholarship CV, writing your personal statement or just figuring out where to start stick around. We’ll be sharing more practical tips and guides soon.

Until then, keep dreaming, keep planning and don’t stop applying.

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