Calculators for Students in Europe
Student budgets are often tight. These calculators help students in European cities estimate rent, food, transport, study materials, health insurance and whether their income covers all costs.
Estimate only
All calculators use the values you enter. No official tax, visa, immigration, legal or financial advice is provided. Results are planning estimates only.
Best calculators for students
Open these tools to estimate costs, income and affordability for your situation.
Rent Affordability Calculator
Compare monthly rent against income and savings goals to check affordability.
Open Rent Affordability CalculatorMonthly Budget Calculator
Add household categories to estimate monthly costs for housing, food, transport, bills, and savings.
Open Monthly Budget CalculatorSalary After Rent Calculator
See how much money you really have left after rent, utilities and monthly costs are deducted from your salary.
Open Salary After Rent CalculatorFirst Month Moving Cost Calculator
Estimate how much money you need for the first month after moving to a new country or city.
Open First Month Moving Cost CalculatorIs This Rent Too High Calculator
Check whether a rent amount is healthy, manageable, tight or risky based on your monthly net income.
Open Is This Rent Too High CalculatorStudent Budget Calculator
Plan your monthly student budget across rent, food, transport, study materials, health insurance and entertainment.
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Student budget calculator for Berlin.
OpenWarsaw student budget
Student budget calculator for Warsaw.
OpenPrague student budget
Student budget calculator for Prague.
OpenLisbon student budget
Student budget calculator for Lisbon.
OpenMadrid student budget
Student budget calculator for Madrid.
OpenAmsterdam student budget
Student budget calculator for Amsterdam.
OpenFrequently asked questions
What income should students enter?
Enter all sources: scholarship, part-time work, family support and any grants. This gives the most useful budget result.
Does this include tuition fees?
No automatic tuition data is included. Enter the monthly equivalent of your tuition in the Other costs field.
Can I use this before studying abroad?
Yes. Enter the expected costs for your destination city to estimate whether your budget will cover living expenses.
How much emergency money should a student keep?
A common guideline is 1–3 months of essential costs. Even a small buffer helps when unexpected costs arise.
Disclaimer
All calculators on this page are planning estimates only. They use the values you enter and do not provide official tax, payroll, immigration, visa, legal, financial, medical or relocation advice. Costs, tax rules and local requirements differ by country and change over time. Always verify important decisions with official sources or qualified professionals.