Program Match Report
Eight to ten programmes that fit your grades, your budget and your plans, across six European countries, in three tiers: reach, match and safe. Free, within 3 business days.
Five minutes of questions. No payment, no card, no obligation.
What you get
- 8 to 10 programmes that match your profile, in three tiers: reach, match and safe
- The six countries we cover, or only the ones you choose
- The cost per year of each programme, tuition and living together
- The application deadline for your intake
- Post-study work rights in each country, so you know what an offer leads to
- The next step for each programme: what to prepare and when to apply
- Where a programme is at a partner university, the report says so
A named person at e-expat builds it from your answers. Your transcript, if you send it, makes the admission estimate more precise.
Who it is for
- International students of any nationality
- Applying for a bachelor's, master's or PhD in Europe
- Starting in 2027 or 2028
- Deciding between countries, or already set on one of the six
How it works
- 1
Five minutes of questions.
Your education, your grades, your English, your budget and where you want to be after graduating.
- 2
We match.
A named person shortlists 8 to 10 programmes in three tiers and sends your report within 3 business days.
- 3
You choose.
Apply with us, or on your own with the report in hand. Either way the report is yours.
Free, and why
The report is free because partner universities pay e-expat a placement fee when a student enrols through us. Your tuition is the same either way, and the report shows every programme that fits, partner or not. Where a programme is at a partner university, the report says so.
Portugal: once you have an offer, our student visa package takes you from the visa file to the residence permit.
Questions people ask
Portugal, Spain, Germany, France, the Netherlands and Ireland. You can choose any of the six, or let the report cover all of them.
No. Tell us which test you plan to take, or that you have none yet. The report says what each programme asks for, and the tier takes your current level into account.
Only if you ask. The report shows the next step for each programme; you can apply on your own with it, or ask us to handle the applications and, in Portugal, the student visa.
No, any nationality. Chinese applicants to Germany need the APS certificate, and we say so in the report.