Transfer of Education
Demont Consultancy provides professional support for educational transfers to, from, and within Ukraine. We help international students continue their academic journey legally, smoothly, and with full compliance with national education regulations.
Transfer of Education to Ukraine
If you are an international student wishing to continue your studies in Ukraine, you can transfer your previously earned credits to a Ukrainian university after arriving in the country.
To begin the transfer process, you will need to provide the following original documents:
- official academic transcripts from your previous college or university
- secondary school certificate
- international passport (travel document)
These documents are reviewed by the university’s Admission Committee for:
- academic equivalency and recognition
- evaluation of credit hours
- compliance with Ukrainian educational standards and curriculum
If your previous education meets Ukrainian requirements, the Admission Committee will approve your documents and issue a Study Offer for the appropriate program. Once you accept the Study Offer, the next step is to wait for the official Invitation to Study, issued by the relevant authorities. This invitation allows you to enroll in the corresponding year or semester.
Transfer of Education within Ukraine
Students already studying in Ukraine may transfer to another Ukrainian university if they have successfully completed at least one academic year of study. If you are already studying at one of the universities in Ukraine and would like to change your university, this transition is absolutely possible. You will need to receive a new electronic Invitation to Study from the accepting institution, while the next steps will depend on your documents and your individual situation. The Demont Consultancy team will carefully review your case and gently guide you toward the most reliable and confident solution for your future.
Transfer Rules for Medical Students
If you are studying in a medical field (Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy) and plan to continue your education in Ukraine, it is important to understand the specifics of the Ukrainian system. During their studies, medical students must pass KROK-1 after the 3rd year and KROK-2 after the 6th year. Therefore, international students transferring from abroad cannot be admitted to the 4th year or higher because they do not yet hold a KROK-1 certificate. The same rule applies when transferring between Ukrainian universities: a KROK-1 certificate is required to transfer to the 4th year or above. As a result, the highest possible year of admission is the 3rd year, until the KROK-1 certificate is obtained.
Transfer of Education from Ukraine to Other Countries
International students studying in Ukraine may continue their education at universities in European countries such as Poland, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. Usually, completing at least one academic year in Ukraine allows students to apply for transfer, with credits considered under the ECTS system and evaluated by the receiving university. Demont Apply has already helped 50+ students successfully continue their studies across the European Union, guiding them smoothly through every step of the process.
Why transfer with Demont Apply?
- Official and legal transfer process
- Direct communication with universities & authorities
- Support with academic credit evaluation
- Experience in international and EU transfers
- Personal guidance at every step
Continue your education without losing time
Whether you are transferring to Ukraine, within Ukraine, or from Ukraine to Europe, Demont Consultancy ensures a transparent, professional, and student-focused transfer process.
frequently asked questions about the transfer of education
No. At least after one year of education you are eligible.
It’s all depending upon number of credit hours. University will calculate credit hours and determined your semester.
It’s all depending upon number of credit hours. University will calculate credit hours and determined your semester.
Yes. It’s possible. We already transferred more than 50+ students from Ukraine to European Union counties.
It’s all depending upon your educational documents and legal residence status of Ukraine. Only legally reside students can apply a visa of other countries from Ukraine. If you are illegal living in territory of Ukraine, then you are unable to apply a visa of other countries from Ministry of Education in Ukraine.
Here are some examples of our students who enrolled in European Union Countries as Transfer students from Ukraine:
1: Satu Josephine Freeman
Country of Origin: Liberia
Faculty: Medicine
Transferred from International European University, Kyiv to Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary
2: Alen Winson Brehmakulath
Country of Origin: India
Faculty: Medicine
Transferred from National Pirogov Memorial Medical University, Vinnytsya to University of Szeged, Hungary
3: Jad Dbouk
Country of Origin: Lebanon
Faculty: Medicine
Transferred from International European University, Kyiv to Vilnius University, Lithuania
4: Hamed Ebrahimi
Country of Origin: Iran
Faculty: Medicine
Transferred from Bogomolets National Medical University, Kyiv to University of Novi Sad, Serbia
5: Akeel Zarish
Country of Origin: Pakistan
Faculty: Information Technologies
Transferred from Kyiv Polytechnical Institute, Kyiv to Polytechnical University of Bucharest, Romania
