Tuition fees FAQ
On this page you will find some of the most common questions people have about tuition fees. Have a look through the list to see if your question has already been answered.
On this page you will find some of the most common questions people have about tuition fees. Have a look through the list to see if your question has already been answered.
Yes. there will be online teaching in study period three in the spring semester, that is between 18 January and 28 March. This decision applies to teaching during the first half of the spring term, for what is called study period three. A decision for study period four, running between 29 March until 6 June, will be taken no later than 1 March. Hopefully, more course components can be taught on campus during the latter half of the spring term, provided that the spread of the virus has decreased.
This information applies if you intend to start studying in Sweden
No. It is not possible to defer the admission due to the corona situation. If you don't start the programme now your admission will be cancelled. You are welcome to apply again for next session at www.universityadmissions.se
Students required to pay fees may be reimbursed within 21 days from the programme start without having to pay the administrative fee if the reason for reimbursement is caused by the covid-19 situation. This applies only to students admitted to a programme in Spring 2021.
Students required to pay fees may be reimbursed within 21 days from the programme start without having to pay the administrative fee. This applies only to students admitted to a programme in Spring 2021.
If you are a new student you will receive your invoice by email about a week after the Notification of Selection Results has been published on www.universityadmissions.se
Ongoing students will receive their invoice in May for Autumn semester and in November for Spring semester.
No, we only accept payment by bank transfer.
No. We only issue invoices in Swedish crowns (SEK) , so, the payment to HiG should be made in Swedish crowns (SEK).
Please talk to your bank to receive help, if you are making the payment from a different currency.
The account holder is:
Högskolan i Gävle
The tuition fee has to be paid in full before the due date. You can pay in instalments before the due date. Just be sure to mention the invoice number on every payment.
Please note that it is not possible to pay the semester fee in instalments during the semester. If the fee is not paid when the semester starts the student will be put on academic suspension
Yes, we will send you a confirmation of your payment via e-mail when we have received and handled your payment. Please note that it can take up to five banking days after the payment was made.
The Notification of Admissions Result (PDF) on universityadmissions is the official copy of your admissions letter. If you are required to present an official copy of your admissions letter, please print out a copy of this pdf-document. The printed document will be recognised as your official admissions letter in Sweden and at Swedish embassies and consulates worldwide.
The condition regarding payment will not change on universityadmissions when you have paid. It is not technically possible. All fee paying students have the same condition there even if they have paid the tuition fee. The Swedish Migration Agency receive information from the university when a student has paid their fee so they will not object to that condition.
No, you will have to organise your own health insurance in your home country.
If your degree programme is longer than one year, you’re entitled to the same health benefits as Swedes after registering with the Swedish Tax Agency in order to receive a personal identity number. Once you’ve received your number, you’ll be entitled to all healthcare and pay Swedish patient fees.
Do note that this doesn’t cover your journey to Sweden or the time you spend in the country prior to receiving your personal identity number. To be fully covered for that period, you will need some form of insurance from your home country.
Please note that if you are admitted to a one year programme you will not be able to registering with the Swedish Tax Agency!
If you need to mention a contact person when you apply for your residence permit please use:
Name: name of the Programme Director for the programme you are admitted to
Email address: studentcentrum@hig.se
Telephone number: +46 (0) 26 648585
Only students with a Swedish personal identity number are entitled to open a Swedish bank account. You can only retrieve a Swedish personal identity number from the Swedish Tax Office if you have a residence permit that is valid at least 12 month from the day you arrive in Sweden.
Students staying at University of Gävle less than 12 months will not have the possibility to open a Swedish bank account. So if you are staying less then 12 months you must have a VISA/Mastercard/Travel Card from your home country and/or have the possibility to use the internet transaction services through your home bank accounts in order to make payments in Sweden. It is also possible to send and receive a money order through the Western Union Bank offices.
Because of the transaction and conversion fees involved in frequent international transactions, you should in this situation be prepared to handle your expenses in cash. The Forex office allows international customers to open a limited savings account. They also provide a service for the payment of bills using cash, but take an administrative fee for doing so.
No, you will have to organise your own accommodation. Please remember to do so in good time before your arrival. The University of Gävle does not provide any student accommodation.
No, you can only apply for a residence permit after the tuition fee has been paid.
No. When we have received the tuition fee and registered it in our computer system the Swedish Migration Agency will automatically see that you have paid. You will receive a confirmation email that you can upload with your application for residence permit.
No, the application deadline for scholarships are January 15th for programmes starting in the autumn semester and August 15th for programmes starting in the spring semester.
Reimbursement of tuition fees paid to University of Gävle may be effected in some cases.
More information about reimbursement of tuition fees
If your residency status changes (e.g. you have been granted European citizenship or changed your type of residence permit) you must submit documents to University of Gävle that certifies the change. A change in status does not affect the tuition fee for the semester that has already commenced, i.e. no reimbursements are possible.
For matters regarding reimbursement or change of residency status, please send an email to studentcentrum@hig.se
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