Study in Russia

The cost of studying medicine in Russia varies depending on the university the student is enrolled in, and there are many medical universities in Russia. Here we explain the cost of enrolling in some Russian medical universities: The cost of the "first year" of study in Russia is approximately $7,000 per year, with six months of study time. This amount is broken down into $4,500 for tuition, $1,500 for the first year of study, and $1,000 for rent (housing and living).

The cost of studying medicine in this country is determined by the specialization chosen by the student, the university he wants to join, and the length of time he wants to spend studying. The annual cost of studying in the Russian language ranges from 3000 to 4500 US dollars, while the annual cost of studying in the English language is about 8500 US dollars.

The cost of studying medicine at Kazan State University in English is $2,800 for the first year and another $2,800 for the second and sixth years. The cost of studying in Russian is $2,000 for the first year and $1,700 for the second and sixth years. In addition to the $100 annual medical insurance fee, there is a $100 accommodation fee.

Volgograd State Medical University: The cost of studying in English at the university is $3,200 for the first year and $3,200 for the second to sixth years. The cost of studying in Russian is less, at $2,000. These prices do not include accommodation.

Rostov State Medical University: The cost of studying in English at this university includes the first-year tuition fees, accommodation, health insurance, registration, visa extension and arrival procedures. This fee also includes the tuition fees from the second to the sixth year, which is $6,250.

Kazan Federal University: The cost of attendance includes the first year, which is $7,200, and the second through sixth years, which is $6,250.

Documents required to obtain a Russian student visa:

• Photo size: 3.5 x 4.5 cm.
• Student's passport, original and copy.
• Electronic application.
• Official invitation to visit Russia in its original form.

Medical certificate stating that the HIV test result is negative. 6: Parental consent certified by a notary public if the student is under the age of eighteen.

Documents and records required to obtain a medical certificate in Russia:

• Primary documents for university admission.
• Original student birth certificate.
• Student ID card or personal card.
• Current student passport, along with other necessary travel documents.
• High school diploma or equivalent, with passing 50% of the required subjects in physics, biology, and chemistry.

A copy of the high school diploma and full transcript, which must be translated and certified into Russian, must be sent with the university application.

A medical report from a government hospital proving the student’s physical and mental health and including the results of hepatitis and AIDS tests.

To provide easier through us

If you want to apply through us, the cost will be $1,500 application fee.

The university expenses for the first year will be $4,500 and for the remaining years, $3,500.

We will take care of the following:

1. Dealing with the application process with the university
2. Translation of certificates
3. University test acceptance
4. Housing
5. health insurance
6. A representative to meet the student upon his arrival at the airport and guide him through all the required steps

Required if you apply through us

1. A photocopy of a valid passport
2. A photocopy of the high school certificate certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the Russian Consulate

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