Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship: Guide for Pakistani Students
How Pakistani students can apply for the Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship to study in Hungary: what it covers, eligibility, the two-step application and tips.
Key takeaways
- Government scholarship covering tuition, a monthly stipend, housing support and insurance.
- Pakistani applicants apply online and also need HEC nomination.
- Deadlines usually fall in the winter months for a September start.
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The Stipendium Hungaricum is a scholarship programme run by the Hungarian government for students from partner countries, including Pakistan. It is one of the most generous fully-funded options in Europe.
What the scholarship usually covers
- Tuition-free study at a Hungarian university
- A monthly stipend
- Accommodation in a dormitory or a housing contribution
- Medical insurance
How the application works
There are usually two parts:
- 1Online application on the Stipendium Hungaricum portal, where you choose programmes and upload documents.
- 2Nomination by Pakistan's sending partner (for Pakistan, the Higher Education Commission), which has its own requirements and deadline.
Shortlisted applicants may then be interviewed or tested by the universities.
Not selected? Hungary is still affordable
Even as a self-funded student, Hungary's tuition and living costs are lower than most of Western Europe, and you live in the Schengen area. Some universities also offer their own discounts.
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Frequently asked questions
Can Pakistani students apply for Stipendium Hungaricum?
Is Hungary good for Pakistani students?
Study abroad and student visa consultants in DHA Lahore, guiding students for the UK, Ireland, Italy, Hungary and Cyprus. Last reviewed 18 October 2026.
This guide is general information, not legal or immigration advice. Rules, fees and deadlines change — always check official university, scholarship and embassy sources, or ask our counselors about your case.
