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Post-study work visa of 2–3 years; Two main intakes (February and July).
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Australia vs Sweden for Indian Students
A side-by-side comparison of studying in Australia and Sweden: total cost in rupees, work during and after study, and long-term options.
- Australia: median ₹97 lakh
- Sweden: median ₹53 lakh
- Sweden cheaper by ≈ ₹44 lakh
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Australia or Sweden: which is better for Indian students?
On our university data, Sweden is cheaper: the median total cost is ₹53 lakh versus ₹97 lakh in Australia. After graduation, Australia offers subclass 485: typically 2 years (bachelor's/master's), 3 years (PhD), while Sweden offers residence permit of up to 12 months to look for work after graduation. The better choice depends on your course, budget and long-term plan.
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Australia vs Sweden
- Median total cost
- Australia: ₹97 lakh · Sweden: ₹53 lakh
- Duration
- Australia: 1.5–2 years (coursework) · Sweden: 1–2 years
- Intakes
- Australia: February (Semester 1) · Sweden: Autumn (August/September
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Choose Sweden if…
English-taught master's programs with a strong research focus; Innovation-driven economy (tech, sustainability, life sciences).
Budget first
Sweden is about ₹44 lakh cheaper at the median on our data.
Career first
Compare post-study work: Australia (Subclass 485: typically 2 years) and Sweden (Residence permit of up to 12 months to look for work after graduation).
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On our data, Sweden has the lower median total cost (₹53 lakh vs ₹97 lakh).
Australia: Subclass 485: typically 2 years (bachelor's/master's), 3 years (PhD). Sweden: Residence permit of up to 12 months to look for work after graduation.
Australia: 48 hours per fortnight during study periods. Sweden: No fixed weekly limit while you study, as long as studies progress.
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