I am an Azure Student and I need full refund of my last month bill amount.

Submit a Billing support request from the Azure portal and ask Azure Billing Support to review the accidental charges; only the billing team can determine whether a full refund or courtesy credit can be approved.

Request the refund

1. Sign in to the Azure portal using the account associated with the billed subscription.
2. Select the ? icon in the global header and describe the issue as accidental charges—student subscription refund.
3. Select Create a support request.
4. Enter:
   • Issue type: Billing
   • Subscription: The subscription containing the charges
   • Problem type/subtype: Select the closest available option for credits, refunds, or unexpected charges.
5. If Azure displays recommended solutions, select Return to support request, and then select Next.
6. In Problem details, include:
   • Invoice number and billing period.
   • Amount charged.
   • Resources or services accidentally created.
   • Date the issue was discovered.
   • Confirmation that the resources have now been stopped or deleted.
   • A clear request for a one-time full refund or courtesy credit.
7. Choose the contact method, complete the contact information, and select Review + create → Create.

Azure provides subscription-management support, including billing support, without requiring a paid technical support plan. Creating the ticket requires Owner, Contributor, Support Request Contributor, or equivalent permission on the subscription. Account-specific billing actions may additionally require billing-administrator authority.^1^

Student refund cases are reviewed individually; submitting the request does not guarantee that the entire amount will be refunded.^2^

Suggested ticket wording:

I am using Azure as a student and unintentionally created or activated billable resources. These charges were not intended. I have stopped or deleted the affected resources to prevent additional costs. Please review the attached invoice and usage and consider a one-time full refund or courtesy credit for the accidental charges.

Do not include passwords, payment-card numbers, or other confidential information.

Prevent further charges

If the subscription is still needed, open All resources, stop billable services, and delete resources and resource groups that are no longer required.

If the subscription is no longer needed:

1. Back up any data that must be retained.
2. Go to Cost Management + Billing.
3. Select Subscriptions or Azure subscriptions.
4. Select the affected subscription and choose Cancel.
5. Choose Turn off resources, and then confirm Cancel subscription.

Cancellation disables services and stops new subscription usage charges, but outstanding usage can still appear on the final invoice. Deleting resources or cancelling a subscription can cause data loss, so back up required data first.^3^

References

1. Create an Azure support request
2. How to request refund for student suscription - Microsoft Q&A
3. Cancel and delete your Azure subscription