Google is giving university students in Egypt and Saudi Arabia a major boost: a free one-year subscription to Gemini Pro, normally valued at around SAR 860 (7,000 EGP). The offer, available until November 3, 2025, gives eligible students full access to Google’s premium AI suite, turning Gemini into a powerful study, research, and content-creation tool.

What the free Gemini Pro plan includes

Students who sign up will unlock:

Unlimited image uploads with Gemini 2.5 Pro for assignments and research assistance
Deep Research for generating tailored reports from across the web
NotebookLM upgrades with enhanced audio and video summarization
Veo 3, Google’s tool for creating short AI-generated videos with sound
2 TB of cloud storage across Google Drive, Photos, and Gmail

The combination of unlimited uploads, research tools, and large storage makes this particularly valuable for handling everything from lecture notes to group projects, presentations, and even creative side work.

How to claim the offer

Google is working with local partners to verify and distribute the free subscriptions:

In Egypt, the program is backed by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research
In Saudi Arabia, it’s supported by the International Center for AI Research & Ethics (ICAIRE)

To register, students need to:

Visit the official Gemini Pro student offer page before November 3, 2025
Sign in with a valid student email or provide other proof of enrollment
Activate their free subscription, which will remain valid for 12 months from the start date

Generative AI is quickly becoming part of everyday academic life. With Gemini Pro, students gain access to tools that can help with essay drafting, lecture summarization, project planning, and multimedia creation—all without the cost barrier. By partnering with government-backed organizations, Google is positioning Gemini not just as a productivity app but as a core educational tool in the region.

While the deal is currently limited to Egypt and Saudi Arabia, Google has indicated plans to expand to more countries in the near future.