Frequently Asked Questions

We guide international students through every step of applying to universities abroad, from choosing the right program to securing your visa.

Book a consultation directly with our team so we can review your academic profile, understand your goals, and guide you toward the best study-abroad options. University tuition, visa costs, third-party costs, and Themedpathway service terms are explained before you make any commitment.

We currently help students apply to universities in Bulgaria, Cyprus, Georgia, Latvia, Poland, Romania, and Spain. Programs span Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing, Business, Law, and Engineering — with EU-recognized degrees at affordable tuition rates.

Requirements vary by program and country, but generally include a high school diploma, English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL or equivalent), and academic transcripts. Some countries (Bulgaria, Poland) require an entrance exam in Biology and Chemistry for medical programs. We help you understand the specific requirements for your chosen program.

It depends on the country. Georgia and Spain are file-based with no entrance exam. Romania is file-based for non-EU applicants. Bulgaria and Poland typically require an entrance exam in Biology and Chemistry for medical programs. Latvia and Cyprus are application-based with possible interviews. We confirm the route for your chosen program before you apply.

Yes. All our partner universities hold accreditation from the World Health Organization (WHO) and are listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS). Degrees are recognised across EU member states and are accepted for licensing exams such as USMLE (USA), PLAB (UK), AMC (Australia), and FMGE (India), subject to passing the relevant national exam.

No. All our partner programs offer an English-taught track. You'll need to show basic English proficiency (most universities accept IELTS 5.5–6.0 or equivalent, and some offer their own English entrance test). Learning a few phrases of the local language is helpful for daily life, but it is not a requirement for your degree.

Typically 4–8 weeks from initial consultation to receiving your offer letter, depending on how quickly you can gather your documents. Once you have your offer, the student visa application usually takes a further 4–8 weeks. We guide you at every stage.

The core documents are: (1) High school certificate and transcripts (notarised and apostilled), (2) Valid passport, (3) English proficiency certificate, (4) Passport-size photos, (5) A personal statement or motivation letter for some programs. Some Romanian routes also require a Europass CV, letter of intent, recommendation letter, and a psychological evaluation. We provide a personalised checklist.

Yes. Graduates from our partner programs are eligible to sit postgraduate medical licensing exams (USMLE, PLAB, AMC, FMGE) in their chosen country. Many graduates have completed residency programs in the UK, USA, Canada, India, and across Africa. The pathway varies by country, so we recommend confirming the specific requirements for where you plan to practise.

Tuition in Georgia ranges from $4,000 to $8,000 per year for Medicine, Dentistry, and Pharmacy. Living costs in Tbilisi are among the lowest in Europe.

Most nationalities can enter Georgia visa-free for up to 365 days, then apply for a student residence permit after arrival. We provide a step-by-step guide and on-the-ground support in Tbilisi.

Yes. International students on a student residence permit may work part-time (generally up to 20 hours per week). Medicine programs are demanding, so most students work limited hours, especially in their first two years.

Tuition fees vary by university and program. Business programs typically range from €5,000–€12,000 per year. Contact us for current Medicine, Nursing, and Law program fees.

Non-EU students apply for a Type D student visa at the Spanish consulate in their home country before travelling. You'll need your university offer letter, proof of funds, health insurance, and a clean criminal record. Allow 6–10 weeks processing.

Non-EU students may work up to 30 hours per week with a valid student visa and work authorisation, provided it doesn't conflict with their studies.

The Romanian route currently shown on the site uses three admission sessions in 2026: Early Session (Mar 30 – May 29, Non-EU only — most places available), First Session (Jun 8 – Jul 24, Non-EU + EU, remaining places), and Final Session (September, last places). We strongly recommend the Early Session.

Tuition for the Romanian routes currently shown on the site ranges from €3,500 to €11,000 per year. Business programs start from €3,500; Medicine starts from €10,000. Living costs in Arad are affordable.

The Romanian routes currently shown on the site include programs in Romanian, English, and French. A B1-level language certificate in your language of instruction is required.

Yes. Most Bulgarian medical universities require an entrance exam in Biology and Chemistry for Medicine, Dentistry, and Pharmacy. We help you prepare and book the exam at the right university (Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, or Pleven).

Tuition for English-taught Medicine in Bulgaria starts from approximately €7,500 per year. Bulgaria offers EU-recognized degrees with student-friendly living costs in Sofia, Plovdiv, and Varna.

The main intake is September / October. Application windows typically open March–July, with entrance exams scheduled in summer. Apply early to allow time for exam preparation and visa processing.

Yes. Most international programs in Cyprus — Medicine, Business, Law, Engineering, IT — are offered in English. English is widely spoken on the island, which makes daily life straightforward.

Yes. Cyprus is an EU member state, and degrees from accredited Cypriot universities are recognised across the EU. EU students benefit from simplified mobility, while non-EU students apply for a student visa.

Most universities offer a main intake in September and a secondary intake in February for selected programs. We confirm exact deadlines with each university before you apply.

Latvia offers English-taught Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, and broader Health Sciences. Riga is the main student city, with EU-recognized degrees and Schengen access for non-EU students.

Tuition in Latvia starts from approximately €8,000 per year for English-taught medical programs. Living costs in Riga are moderate compared to Western Europe.

Latvia is application-based. Some programs may require an interview or a basic knowledge test, but there is no large standardised entrance exam. Strong academic transcripts and English proficiency are the core requirements.

Yes. Most Polish universities running English Medical Divisions require an entrance exam or interview, typically covering Biology and Chemistry. We help you prepare and identify universities matching your profile.

Tuition for English-taught Medicine in Poland starts from approximately €8,000 per year. Living costs in Polish student cities (Krakow, Warsaw, Lublin, Wroclaw) are affordable.

The main intake in Poland is October. Applications are typically open February–July. Plan to apply early — entrance exams and interviews are scheduled in spring and summer.

Support continues after your offer letter — visa guidance, document preparation, and pre-departure briefings. For Georgia students, we also offer optional paid settlement services: airport pickup, SIM card setup, accommodation assistance, and help opening a local bank account.

The academic curriculum follows European Medical Education standards (Bologna Process) and is equivalent in scope and rigour to programs in the UK, USA, or Australia. The key differences are cost and entry requirements — not quality. Many graduates are now practising doctors in the UK, USA, Canada, and beyond.