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Study, Work, Travel and Settle in Europe

Namaste Europe is an independent information platform created to help students, workers, travelers, and families understand how Europe works before they apply, move, or travel.

We explain official rules, requirements, rights, and obligations based on publicly available sources, so you can make informed decisions.

Countries Covered
Germany • Belgium • Italy • France • Netherlands • Spain • Austria • Switzerland……

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🎓 Study in Europe

Understand the rules for studying in European countries.

  • Student visa & residence permit rules

  • Tuition fees & living costs

  • Work rights during studies

  • Stay-back options after graduation

👉Read Study Guides

💼 Work in Europe

Learn how working legally in Europe works.

  • Work permit types by country

  • EU Blue Card explained

  • Salary thresholds & conditions

  • Rights of non-EU workers

👉 Explore Work Rules

✈️ Travel & Schengen Area

Clear explanations of short-term travel rules.

  • Schengen visa basics

  • Visa-free vs visa-required countries

  • 90/180 day rule explained

  • Overstay consequences

👉 Understand Travel Rules

🏠 Settle & Residence

Information for long-term stay and settlement.

  • Residence permits

  • Family reunification rules

  • Permanent residence

  • Citizenship pathways

👉 Learn About Settlement

More about Europe



Euro zone

The Euro, represented by the symbol € and the currency code EUR, is one of the world’s most significant and widely used currencies.

European Transportation


Europe’s transportation system is a testament to its commitment to connectivity, sustainability, and accessibility



Popular Places

The European Union (EU) consists of 27 member countries, each with its own unique attractions and cultural experiences. Here are some popular places to visit in EU countries:

Important Disclaimer

Namaste Europe is an independent informational website. We do not provide legal advice, immigration consulting, or visa application services.Rules and procedures may change. Always verify information with official government or embassy sources before making decisions.