City guide
Ingolstadt
Everyday places around the city centre for a student arriving from India — from OpenStreetMap, plus what the universities themselves say about living here.
49
Supermarkets within 4 km
2
Indian / Asian groceries
10
Indian restaurants
20
Pharmacies within 3 km
0
Temples & gurdwaras
Main station: Ingolstadt Hbf (2.3 km from the centre)
Indian & Asian groceries
Found by their names in OpenStreetMap (e.g. 'India', 'Asia', 'Spice', 'Bazaar'). Check opening hours and what they stock before you go.
Supermarkets
49 supermarkets within 4 km of the centre, by chain.
Indian restaurants
Hindu temples & gurdwaras
None found within 15 km.
Hospitals
In an emergency call 112 (ambulance, fire) — free, 24/7.
Public universities in Ingolstadt
Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt
19 coursesLiving costs (university's estimate) In addition to tuition fees, students face the following fixed monthly living costs: - Health insurance: approx. 150 EUR - Liability insurance: approx. 10 EUR - Accommodation: approx. 500 to 650 EUR - Internet and mobile phone: approx. 25 EUR - Food: approx. 200 to 300 EUR - German TV/radio fee: approx. 19 EUR - Public transport (Deutschlandticket 2026): approx. 43 EUR Beyond these fixed costs, additional expenses will vary depending on individual needs, such as travel to visit family or participation in leisure activities. Additionally, don’t forget potential unforeseen costs, such as the need for a new laptop or mobile phone, etc. Usually, non-EU students are required to provide proof of sufficient financial means with a blocked account for visa purposes. It should contain approx. 992 EUR per month for up to 12 months.
Accommodation (university's description)
Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt does not run any student residence halls / dorms. You will have to start looking for accommodation on your own as soon as possible. At least 500 EUR per month should be budgeted for accommodation. Here are some facts about finding accommodation in Ingolstadt or Neuburg.