Are you aware of what formalising enrolment involves and the payment terms?

Tuition fees comprise academic, administrative (establishing and maintaining academic records, school insurance, etc.) and any other applicable fees.

Academic fees depend on the number of credits and the programme where you are enrolling. Please check the price per credit for each programme.

Fee supplement for foreign students

Overseas students over the age of 18 who do not have residency status in Spain, except citizens of EU members states and those EU rules apply, without prejudice to the reciprocity mechanism, must pay a 30% supplement to the public fee for relevant undegraduate and master's academic services. Nevertheless, the UIB may sign agreements with overseas institutions to amend this supplement.

Resident overseas students must accredit their status, which must be valid on the start date of the academic year (8^th September 2025). Failure to do so will mean the supplement is added to their tuition fees.

Payment methods

The available payment methods are: direct debit, payment slip and card payment. Please remember that if you have requested credit recognition, we recommend you select direct debit payment by instalments. 

If you choose direct debit payment, you may select to pay either in a single payment or by one of the different instalment plans, depending on when you enrol. Moreover, if this is the first time you have used your account to make a payment, you will need to submit the SEPA authorisation mandate, signed by the accountholder, within the set deadline.

You need to bear in mind that the first instalment will always include admin fees and the corresponding percentage for other fees depending on the selected payment dates.

The available instalment plans are as follows:

• Enrolments formalised before 1^st August can be split into:
  1. Two instalments: 1^st August and 2^nd November (50% each)
  2. Five instalments: August, September, October, November and December (20% each)
• Enrolments formalised between 1^st August and 11^th September can be split into:
  1. Two instalments: September and December (50% each)
  2. Four instalments: September, October, November and December (25% each)
• Enrolments formalised between 12^th and 30^th September can be split into:
  1. Two instalments: October and December (50% each)
  2. Three instalments: October, November and December (40%, 30% and 30% respectively)
• Enrolments formalised between 1^st and 31^st October can be split into two instalments: November and December (50% each)
• Enrolments formalised after 1^st November CANNOT be split into instalments.

The due dates are shown on each mandate. Please bear in mind that instalments will be debited between 1^st and 5^th for each corresponding month except September, which shall be debited on 10^th.

Payment of these fees grants you the right to a single final mark for each subject or enrolled activity during the academic year.

Are you aware that after formalising enrolment you need to pay? If not, you will have a debt with the university and not be able to carry out any further procedure

Total or partial non-payment will lead to a 5% surcharge on the outstanding amount. In this instance, a new payment date is set for the total pending amount. Failure to pay leads to temporary suspension of students' rights and, where applicable, the cancellation of enrolment for all academic purposes, without any right to reimbursement. Moreover, the unpaid amount remains pending and until it is paid, students may not carry out any further procedure at the university, such as asking for certificates or degree certificates to be issued, applying for a spot on other programmes, etc.