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Study abroad,
funded without the guesswork

Six free calculators built for international students: your total study-abroad cost, your scholarship and funding gap, a semester-by-semester budget, student visa and insurance cost, the cheapest way to send money abroad, and how much you can legally earn from part-time work.

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Study Abroad Cost EstimatorEnter annual tuition, program length, monthly housing and food costs, one-time costs like flights, visa fees, health insurance setup and books, plus an optional exchange rate, to see your total study-abroad cost broken down by year, semester and month.Scholarship & Funding Gap CalculatorEnter your total program cost alongside scholarships, grants, family contribution, savings and expected part-time work income to see your total funding, your remaining gap (or surplus), and what that gap works out to per year and per month.Semester Budget PlannerAdd up one semester's income (savings allocation, family support, part-time work, stipend) against its expenses (tuition due, rent, food, transport, phone, insurance, personal spending, and an emergency buffer) to see your net surplus or deficit and a category breakdown.Student Visa & Insurance Cost CalculatorEnter your visa application fee, biometrics or administrative fee, required health insurance premium, proof-of-funds figure, and any expected renewal fees to see the total visa-and-insurance cost of your program and the cost per year.Currency & Remittance Cost ComparatorCompare up to three ways of sending money abroad for tuition or living costs — each with its own exchange rate and flat or percentage fee — to see exactly how much arrives in destination currency and which option delivers the most money.Part-Time Work Hours & Earnings CalculatorEnter your term-time weekly work-hour limit, hourly wage, weeks per term, and a separate (often higher) break-time hour cap and break weeks to see your maximum legal earnings during term, during breaks, and across the full academic year.

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Plan the money before you plan the move

Start with the study abroad cost estimator to see the full cost of your program, then use the scholarship & funding gap calculator to see exactly how much of that is still uncovered. The semester budget planner brings it down to a term-by-term level, while the visa & insurance calculator, remittance comparator and work hours & earnings calculator handle the details around it.

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Study Abroad Cost EstimatorEnter annual tuition, program length, monthly housing and food costs, one-time costs like flights, visa fees, health insurance setup and books, plus an optional exchange rate, to see your total study-abroad cost broken down by year, semester and month.Scholarship & Funding Gap CalculatorEnter your total program cost alongside scholarships, grants, family contribution, savings and expected part-time work income to see your total funding, your remaining gap (or surplus), and what that gap works out to per year and per month.Semester Budget PlannerAdd up one semester's income (savings allocation, family support, part-time work, stipend) against its expenses (tuition due, rent, food, transport, phone, insurance, personal spending, and an emergency buffer) to see your net surplus or deficit and a category breakdown.Student Visa & Insurance Cost CalculatorEnter your visa application fee, biometrics or administrative fee, required health insurance premium, proof-of-funds figure, and any expected renewal fees to see the total visa-and-insurance cost of your program and the cost per year.Currency & Remittance Cost ComparatorCompare up to three ways of sending money abroad for tuition or living costs — each with its own exchange rate and flat or percentage fee — to see exactly how much arrives in destination currency and which option delivers the most money.Part-Time Work Hours & Earnings CalculatorEnter your term-time weekly work-hour limit, hourly wage, weeks per term, and a separate (often higher) break-time hour cap and break weeks to see your maximum legal earnings during term, during breaks, and across the full academic year.

Frequently asked questions

Is StudyAbroadKit really free, with no account needed?

Yes — every calculator runs entirely in your browser with no sign-up, no data collection and no cost. Nothing you type is sent to a server.

Who is StudyAbroadKit built for?

International students planning to study abroad — and their families — who want a clearer handle on the total cost, how to fund it, how to budget semester by semester, what a student visa and insurance actually cost, how to send money abroad cheaply, and how much they can legally earn from part-time work.

Are these calculators specific to any one country?

No — every calculator on StudyAbroadKit is deliberately generic and country-neutral, using placeholder currency and editable figures like work-hour limits and visa fees. They're planning tools meant to work for a move to study in any country, not a substitute for country-specific research.

Can these tools replace immigration, legal or financial advice?

No — they're planning and estimation tools only, especially the visa & insurance calculator and the work hours & earnings calculator, which both depend heavily on rules that vary by country and visa type. For anything you plan to act on, use your destination country's official resources and consult a licensed immigration or financial professional.