Can you send me the top three countries with eligibility criteria and budgeting details for my study abroad plan in Germany/Netherlands for a Bachelor's?

Here are the top three countries for your study abroad plan in Finance, with eligibility and budgeting details:

Netherlands
- Eligibility: Bachelor’s in a related field (Finance, Commerce, Economics, etc.), minimum 60-70% in undergrad, IELTS 6.0+. Some universities may require GMAT/GRE. Work experience not mandatory but helpful.
- Budget: €8,000 - €20,000/year tuition, €700 - €1,000/month living expenses.
- Post-study work: 1-year Orientation Year (Zoekjaar) visa.
- Permanent residency: Possible after 5 years of legal stay.

Germany
- Eligibility: Bachelor’s in a relevant field, strong academic record (specifics vary), IELTS 6.0+. GMAT/GRE may be needed. Work experience optional.
- Budget: Low or no tuition at public universities, €700 - €1,000/month living expenses.
- Post-study work: 18-month Job Seeker Visa.
- Permanent residency: Possible after 21 months of employment (EU Blue Card route).

United Kingdom
- Eligibility: Bachelor’s in a relevant field, minimum 60-70%, IELTS 6.0+. GMAT/GRE may be required. Work experience can help.
- Budget: £9,000 - £30,000/year tuition, £1,000 - £1,500/month living expenses.
- Post-study work: 2-year Graduate Route visa.
- Permanent residency: Eligible after 5 years of legal stay.

Visa rules and fees are subject to change.