NL Scholarship 2027-2028
The NL Scholarship 2027-2028 is a government-funded award that supports Indian students from non‑EEA countries who wish to study at any level in the Netherlands. The scholarship covers tuition fees and may include a mode…
About this Scholarship
The NL Scholarship 2027-2028 is a government-funded award that supports Indian students from non‑EEA countries who wish to study at any level in the Netherlands. The scholarship covers tuition fees and may include a modest living allowance, as detailed on the official NL Scholarship page. Recipients are selected based on academic merit and the relevance of their proposed study programme to the Netherlands’ higher‑education objectives.
The programme aims to attract talented students to Dutch universities, fostering cross‑cultural exchange and strengthening academic ties between India and the Netherlands. Successful applicants receive financial support for the duration of their chosen degree.
Eligibility Criteria
Indian applicants who are citizens and intend to study at any level (bachelor, master or doctoral) in the Netherlands are eligible. Candidates must be from a non‑EEA country, hold a valid passport, and have been accepted by a participating Dutch higher‑education institution. Selection is primarily based on academic performance; no specific income threshold is required.
Applicants should meet the institution’s admission criteria and possess the necessary language proficiency.
How to Apply
Visit the official NL Scholarship page to confirm eligibility and view the list of participating Dutch institutions. Apply for admission to a chosen Dutch university and obtain an acceptance letter. Prepare the scholarship application, including academic transcripts, a motivation letter, and proof of passport.
Submit the completed application through the university’s international office or the NL Scholarship portal before the deadline indicated on the official site. Await the selection results communicated by the scholarship administrators.
Scholarship at a Glance
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for the NL Scholarship 2027-2028?
expand_more
To apply you need to meet these conditions: Indian applicants who are citizens and intend to study at any level (bachelor, master or doctoral) in the Netherlands are eligible. Candidates must be from a non‑EEA country, hold a valid passport, and have been accepted by a participating Dutch higher‑education institution. Selection is primarily based on academic performance; no specific income threshold is required. Applicants should meet the institution’s admission criteria and possess the necessary language proficiency.
How do I apply for the NL Scholarship 2027-2028?
expand_more
Apply in 1 steps: Visit the official NL Scholarship page to confirm eligibility and view the list of participating Dutch institutions. Apply for admission to a chosen Dutch university and obtain an acceptance letter. Prepare the scholarship application, including academic transcripts, a motivation letter, and proof of passport. Submit the completed application through the university’s international office or the NL Scholarship portal before the deadline indicated on the official site. Await the selection results communicated by the scholarship administrators..
Which students can apply for the NL Scholarship 2027-2028?
expand_more
This scholarship is open to all students.
Compare with Similar Scholarships
Other scholarships of the same type, and what each one awards.
- Award
- ₹50,000/year
- Deadline
- 15 Oct 2026
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Award
- ₹2,500/month
- Deadline
- 31 Aug 2026
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Level
- All
- Deadline
- 3 Apr 2026
- Level
- All
| Scholarship | Award | Deadline | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| AICTE Pragati Scholarship | ₹50,000/year | 15 Oct 2026 | Undergraduate |
| Prime Minister Scholarship Scheme | ₹2,500/month | 31 Aug 2026 | Undergraduate |
| PM YASASVI Central Sector Scheme Of Top Class Education In College | — | — | All |
| Vidyarthi Vigyan Manthan VVM 2026-2027 | — | 3 Apr 2026 | All |
A dash means that scholarship has not published the detail.
