How do I pay my semester fees at TU Dresden as an Indian student?

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Akash Gaur | Contributor-Level 10

3 weeks ago

Indian students can pay TU Dresden semester fee (worth EUR 338 or INR 37.3 K) via bank transfer (SEPA or International wire) using the exact TU Dresden re-registration details. Cash payments are not accepted at the International Office.

Semester fee can transferred using the bank details below:

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