How much will the living expenditure be per year in Germany?
The average annual living expenses for international students in Germany are €10,200 - €14,400. This covers accommodation, food, transportation, health insurance, and personal expenses.
- Accommodation: €250 - €400/month (dorm), €350 - €750/month (shared), from €700/month (private)
- Food: €150 - €250/month (cooking at home)
- Transportation: €29 - €58/month (student ticket or Deutschland-Ticket)
- Health insurance: €120 - €160/month (mandatory)
- Personal expenses: €100 - €200/month
These figures are averages and can vary by city and lifestyle. Major cities like Munich and Frankfurt are more expensive than smaller cities.
How much will a month in Germany cost you?
Rent, food and travel. A real monthly budget, city by city.
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