Tuition fees for official university study programme are set at a public price. This means that these fees and the rest of public fees for higher education are set within limits established at state level in a decree by the Council of the Valencian government.

  • DECREE 110/2012 6 july, by the Council, which set fees to be paid for the provision of university academic services for the 2012/2013 academic year.

Tuition fees are set each year by the Valencian government according to:

  • the number of credits
  • the nature of the degree subjects
  • other administrative fees

Exemptions and deductions
Grants

You do not have to pay tuition fees until the grant or scholarship application has been rejected. Once rejected, payment must be made within 20 days. However, tuition fees can be charged if the academic requirements are not met.
Families with three or more children

If you are a member of a family with three or more children you can receive these deductions:
Special category: Fully exempt from tuition fees
General category: 50% deduction
Victims of armed organisations and terrorist acts
Students who have been victims of terrorism, as well as their spouses (not legally separated) and children are fully exempt from tuition fees
Students with disabilities
Students with a disability rated as 33% or more, and equivalent disabilities, are fully exempt from tuition fees.
Payment terms and deadlines
You can make one full payment, or divide the payment into two equal instalments, one made at enrolment and the second made during the last two weeks of January.

Payments can be made in the following ways:

 If direct debit is used for the first time or there has been some kind of modification, bank details need to be provided.
As an exception, through banks that have a special arrangement with the University of Valencia, after showing the promissory note.
Other methods that are established every year in the enrolment instructions.
If you wish to pay in instalments you must use direct debit.
Payment deadlines cannot be extended.
Consequences of non-payment
Failure to pay fees or meet the instalment payment deadlines shall result in cancellation of enrolment, without the right to a refund. In such cases, enrolment is automatically cancelled.
The student shall lose the qualifications that may have been earned that year.
When enrolment has been cancelled in the last two academic years due to non-payment, a requisite for readmission shall be payment of these prior fees.
Students who have paid the fees after the deadline or those who, having opted for direct debit, have not paid by the deadline and are at fault shall pay additional service fees that are established every year, in addition to bank interests, if any.