Do I need to pay any processing charges for the application in Ireland/Germany for a Postgraduate?
Yes, you will typically need to pay processing or application fees when applying to universities in Germany and Ireland.
- Germany: If applying through uni-assist, the fee is about €75 for the first application per semester and €30 for each additional application. Some universities may charge their own fees, usually €30 - €100.
- Ireland: Most universities charge €35 - €70 per program, though some postgraduate courses may have waived fees at select institutions.
These fees are usually non-refundable and subject to change.
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