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Azure gives students $100 to spend and asks for no credit card

A $100 Azure credit for 12 months plus the always-free service tiers, including access to Azure OpenAI, opened with a school email and no card.

Open the offerOpens azure.microsoft.com
  • Terms read at azure.microsoft.com, not copied from a coupon site
  • No end date is published, so none is invented here
Who
Full-time university students
Visa status
Not addressed — the school email is what is checked
Proof needed
Your school email address, and no payment method at all
You get
$100 of credit to use within 12 months
Renewing
Yearly, for as long as you are still a student

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Before you sign up

  • The $100 is a credit, not a free tier. When it is used up Microsoft emails to ask whether you want to move to pay-as-you-go; if you do not, the subscription and its products are switched off. Anything you have running stops with them.
  • Moving to pay-as-you-go is where the card comes back. The offer opens without one, and continuing past the credit does not.
  • One account per person. The 12 months of free monthly amounts on the popular services are for new Azure customers only, so an old account narrows what this is worth.

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