Financing your medical degree abroad without losing track.
The Funding Guide
How to finance your medical degree realistically, without debt or overwhelm.
Which grants, subsidies and funding routes many students overlook — and how to combine them.
Which common mistakes with student loans, credit and part-time jobs cost you time, money or your place — including solutions.
How to plan your monthly costs and maintain financial security throughout your entire degree.

Who this guide is written for
I wrote this funding guide for everyone who wants to study medicine, dentistry or veterinary medicine abroad without grade cutoffs — and who wonders how to finance it.
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A medical degree abroad is available not only in Eastern Europe but also in Greece, Italy, Spain, and Portugal — sometimes with partial study in Switzerland or Germany.
What you will take away from this funding guide:
How to plan your medical degree financially — a realistic guide
A clear overview of costs, timelines and funding options — so you know exactly what to expect.
How to combine grants, subsidies and funding options sensibly
Without unnecessary debt and without overextending yourself financially.
Which typical mistakes you should definitely avoid
So that financial worries do not prolong, complicate or unnecessarily stress your degree.
Bonus:
Practical tips from Marcel’s own experience that will save you time, money and stress.
About the author: Marcel Kloos
With the vision of democratising access to a medical career, Marcel Kloos founded Medschool Experts while still studying abroad. Since then, Medschool Experts has placed hundreds of students at partner universities across Europe.


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Frequently asked questions
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Financing your medical degree without losing track. The free funding guide for prospective medical students.
