Norway is one of the countries that provide free education to international students and even sponsors funds for higher education. To get free education in Norway you must have a flawless application and apply for scholarships as early as possible. Some of the universities include the University of Oslo, the University of Stavanger, NHH School of Economics.
Also known as the "heart of Europe", all students, regardless of their nationalities, can attend universities offering free education, but should know the local language to take advantage of the free tuition. Some of these universities are Czech Technical University, the University of South Bohemia, and Masaryk University.
Housing a large number of public universities, Sweden doesn't charge students who want to pursue a PhD, irrespective of their nationalities. However, if someone wants to pursue a bachelor's, then you might be charged, except for students from the EU/EEA and Switzerland.
Known as one of the best countries offering free education to international students, Finland offers PhD for free, irrespective of nationality. However, the students will be charged a tuition fee to study a course in the English language. Some universities, like Diaconia University of Applied Sciences, the University of Eastern Finland, and Tampere University offer free study.
Spain also makes it to the list of countries that offer free education to international students. The Universities in Spain that offer free education to Indian students include the University of Barcelona, the University of Navarra, the University of Valencia and the University of Salamanca.
It is an excellent option for international students when looking for countries offering free education. Students can study in any public university but must appear for a Portuguese exam before applying. Only the registration fees will be charged if you pass the exam. Other than this, the cost of food and transportation is also cheaper in the country.