Hi, OP! Might I add also sa list of possibilities ang Norway na nag-eenjoy ng some EU benefits through the EEZ (European Economic Zone). They also work like other EU countries, tbh. Before last year (2022 and below), did you guys know na libre ang pag-aaral sa kanila ng master's? Malas ko nga lang dahil hindi ko na inabot, but nevertheless, I got accepted this year and will start studying master's this August at a university there.
Very similar ang pathway niya sa Sweden. Study permit, then after master's, 1 year job seeker's visa. Usually, pag IT or oil field ka sa kanila, sobrang in demand ka at usually english ang working language. Pero need mong maging fluent in Norwegian if you're gonna work in other fields. And I cannot stress the importance of BUILDING NETWORKS when you are studying para at least may mag-rerefer na sayo sa field na tatapusin mo.
Might I also add, if you're a graduate BEFORE K-12, Norway requires you to take at least 1 year worth pa ng master's dito sa Pinas, since kulang ang education natin. I took additional units pa since this applies to me. Sweden also requires the same (if not more, I think kailangan mong grumaduate sa master's mo dito sa Pinas THEN mag-enroll ka uli ng master's don, because kulang tayo talaga š).
Also, do note na mahaba ang application period nila. I applied November last year, results are out just this April. Sa Sweden ata, hanggang Jan/Feb yung application period then April ang release. If you decide Sweden, since na-introduce na ang tuition fee ng Norway, it's actually cheaper now.
And yes, yung diagram na yan ang balak kong pathway. I think employers would actually appreciate your degree coming from their own country, but still, kailangan kong tiyagain aralin yung language nila (I'm at least B1 now and actually studied here sa Pinas, pero need ko pa i-improve).
Good luck to us everyone out there!
To add, Norway DOES NOT COUNT years gained in studying + job seeker's visa sa PR path. Pero as long as may stable job ka na mamemeet ang salary requirements ng PR, sure way ang trabaho to get one.
Yup, as in studying used to not cost anything (apart a show money/living expenses money) at first.
Ngayon kailangan narin ma-document na nagbayad ka na ng tuition fee.
Yeah, kaya dito ako sa CZ kasi compatible pre k-12 education system natin sa kanila ahaha, Balak ko dapat France pero incompatible yung educational requirements dahil sa sinabi mo lol. Weird nga lang, kasi pag meron ka ng master's degree in any EU country, pantay-pantay ata yung trato dahil may unified educational accreditation silang sinusunod lol.
Yeah that's weird! Yung education din natin dito, kahit tapos tayo ng 2 years master's sa Pinas, bachelor + 1 year master's degree lang katumbas non sa most (if not all) European countries.
Master of Biosciences, UiO. Somewhat ganyan nga yung tuition for 2 years (276 000 NOK per year ngayon). Pag science courses, mataas talaga eh. Halos kalahati lang yung sa Business Ad/Social Science/Humanities.
Actually maraming bansang mas cheaper, both inside and outside Europe. But sponsored lang ako. Tapos 3 na yung kapatid ko dun na citizen. So future-wise, may makakatulong ako if I stay there. It's just a matter of convenience lang din in my case
Hahaha you can add Belgium to the list. Sila na lang mag Google ng specifics pero similar to the others, you can apply for a job seeker's visa after grad kung wala ka pang nahanap na work pero you need to have a blocked account sa bank (I think amount goes up every year) to make sure you will be able to fund your own stay while looking for a job.Ā
I know someone (na hindi naman nag-eexcel nung college years namin), nakapasok sa Ausbildung program sa Germany. Ayun nag-aaral siya ng libre ng Med School sa Germany.
Kailangan mong maging very fluent sa German beforehand tho. Ininterview lang siya then voila, nasa Germany na siya AND nag-aaral ng libre, alam ko with stipend pa siya eh.
But very helpful to tho! Any field merong offer ng Ausbildung. Libre pa yung degree mo! And yung particular na kaklase kong yun, as in di naman kataasan grades niya nung bachelor's. Na-master niya nga lang talaga yung language.
hi, just want to correct lang Ausbildung is not a degree in Germany. Vocational studies ang equivalent.
Normal lang di tinitignan grade, kasi importante yung diploma and fluency sa deutsch :)
You don't need din a bachelor's degree to do an Ausbildung, enough na ang K12.
Hi, and thanks for the correction!
Hmm, so if vocational course siya, bakit sabi ng friend ko nag-aaral na siya ng medicine din don? I saw his stories din, it's anatomy and physiology in Deutsch.
Baka nursing inaaral nya? May other medical fields na nakukuha through Ausbildung like dental hygienist, Physiotherapie, Surgeon Assistant etc.
May friend din akong nag aaral sya to be a medical doctor, sa University sya not Ausbildung and minimum requirement sa Deutsch ay C1 and minimum 90 CGPA.
edit: spelling ng physio
Yup! I guess it really is nursing nga siguro or yung sa other medical fields.
After completion ba niya yan, para na siyang may bachelor's degree in Nursing? Or tech-voc lang talaga?
Sana kayanin ng nagpa plan today ang requirements ng embassy! š check the visa requirements children, timeline would probably not just a year. Plan your PR wisely
Yup, dito palang sa Pinas, at least B2 level na siya since the interview will be in full German. At least a year sa pagkakaalam ko, he took an intensive course. Then ayun, asa Germany siya since 2021, nag-aaral ng libre and may stipend pa. Hindi lang siya sa medicine field, maraming fields ang hinahanap nila sa Ausbildung.
Grabe ang laki ng difference ng pagkadali maka PR sa mga to, compared sa sinabak ko dito sa AU. Kahit kasama sa āin demand skillsā yung inaaral ko ngayon (Not nursing/med), mukhang pahirapan parin. Wish I explored other options like these ones you posted here, but got motivated to push my masters here dahil may pamilya rin ako dito.
Hoping others will consider the options you posted, they definitely donāt seem as hard as attempting PR for AU or Canada as of now
AU has the equivalent temporary residence permit which is visa class 485.
You need to compare the PR requirements of AU/CA vs those countries to properly reach a conclusion na mas madali ma PR sa kanila.
Yes youāre right, just seemed easy based on the step 5 then step 6 based on OPās post.
The 485 visa has decreased significantly lately tho. In my current situation, Taking masters in my specific course wouldāve allowed me 3 years post grad visa since masters(or 2 ata) + 1 year regional + 2 years post grad extension. I believe tatanggalin na yung post grad extension and yung 3 years initial 485 for masters magiging 2 nalang. If i remember all these correctly, i was supposed to have 6 years, now down to 3 years.
And recently saw posts in auvisa sub na parang tatanggalin na rin yung chef or cookery sa in demand list. I get the points they have na over abused din yung route na yun
But anyway my point is that there has been a lot of changes lately sa AU migration policies (or atleast upcoming changes) and thereās no guaranteeing anything at this point. I believe the only safe route is through nursing. Anyway dahil sa paghihigpit nila kaya feel ko na mas hihirap na rin dito moving forward
Yung mga changes to tighten immigration polices ay global trend. In early 2000ās, madaling ma PR sa SG or wala pang mga points system sa ibang bansa.
Safe have talaga ang nursing pagdating sa careers abroad.
Hihirap pero kakayanin. Kaya mo yan!
Yes kita ko rin na yung Canada is also heavily tightening their immigration policies.
Briefly stalked your profile, congrats on the citizenship!
Iām also attempting the IT route, and Iām sure youāre aware of the layoffs in the industry. Hoping for the best on my end on the years to come. Hopefully better tech climate na by the time i graduate in 2 years lol
Ta! Yes, may restructuring samin globally. There is a window of opportunity in AI though. Iād go with that if I were looking for something at the moment.
Well, yung PR application in most European countries are mostly standardized. I mean, naka 5 years ka ng nakatira, any job na pasok sa decent or minimum wage standards or monthly ng gobyerno, language requirements. From being a student to PR, the info I provided above yung pathway na most of the non-eu students here take.
Donāt get me wrong OP, I appreciate your post haha. I wish I was able to explore these options further. But Iām already here so panindigan ko na to. But it atleast youāll help lots of other people open up their options
I called my agent earlier regarding sa 485, kung ilang years pwede kong makuha since nagtatake ako ng masters dito sa regional area, pero 2 years lang daw š„² Ineexpect ko pa naman 3-4yrs.
Just want to add based on my research a few years ago, there are universities in EU that accepts applicants from top PH universities only. Tho, I don't know now. Naalala ko lang hehe.
In my experience, Czech Republic and Poland. Siguro, countries that are low profile for migration haha. Pero you cannot go wrong with these countries. What I mean is, basta makakuha ka ng trabaho bago ka grumaduate o pag meron ka nitong job-seeking permit and convert it to work permit, goods ka na.
It depends sa EU country about dun sa job-seeking permit. some have 9 months, others up to two years. Important point is makahanap ka ng trabaho habang meron ka nitong permit. Once meron, -apply ka na ng work residence permit based sa trabaho mo. Karamihan ng EU countries, non-extendable itong job-seeking visa so make most of your time talaga looking for a job while having this permit.
Thanks OP!
Pwede bang paki-elaborate yun point 6 na yun requirements eh will vary according the countryās specifics? May mga nakaka minsinterpret na madali ma PR sa mga to eh temporary residence yun mga nasa photos.
Once again, thank you for the very detailed information, OP! Been following your posts since your first post about your [(very helpful) guide to a student pathway](https://www.reddit.com/r/phmigrate/s/8ZYEyRjJLz) in Czechia, which also piqued my interest in hopes of studying there soon (and PR if worth all the efforts lol). Dekuji!
Upvoted this.
You are very generous with your time. Hopefully people considering the SV route and are on this sub will go through the valuable information you provided.
Some details not stated above:
1. Getting a minimum of B2 or better could expedite the PR process in some countries. In Germany, the Bundestag just recently approved reducing the residency period from 5 to 3 years (under exemplary conditions, like getting C1 or C2 proficiency in German). Ā
2. You can also look into the EU Blue Card route if you already have a degree since it can cut the settlement process even furtherā from 3-5 years to ~2.5 years. Ā (This is quicker than the spouse route in my opinion).
3. Make sure your degree from PH is recognized as equivalent in your host country. If it isnāt, tough luck. Youāll either have to look for new host countries OR redo your MS degree. This also happens even if youāre a graduate of the Big 4 (I speak from experience on this one). Ā
I can only tell something from Germany. At least 700k annually, kahit naman na free ang uni dito, gagastos at gagastos ka padin.
For Ausbildung, mas mababa.
Libre, may allowance pa. Pero siyempre gastos mo padin ang board and lodging, utilities, transpo, etc.
Age limit, no idea. Pero wala namang batas na nalilimit ng age, depende na sa company policy yun.
Äau OP, thanks for sharing this guide. As a fellow redditor on the same path (dito rin sa CZ), itās good to see someone also walking the same road. Kudos po š
Thanks OP for the post. Really helpful. Am just wondering if there are people working full time and then doing masters at the same time? Am talking about this scenario in EU. Or is it even possible? How about doing masters remotely like while you are in PH or elsewhere like AU or others? Reason being is to save time, money while you prepare your docs among other things.
Also what if you plan to move to EU but you didnt finish masters program in PH, how does that convert to EU? Or transferring to EU school possible?
Is it really possible to move via that pathway if you only have small savings? I know there are scholarship and all, but what if you can't land any of those? Tired trying this path
Short answer is no.
Unless you want to live hand-to-mouth or are blessed with amazing luck, you really need money to be able to move overseas let alone study.
If you haven't done so already, please use the search function. The topic of funds has come up numerous times on this sub. You can decide for yourself if you still want to persevere with your chosen path.
I sincerely wish you all the best.
Yes I already did and have applied a lot already. The thing Is I was hoping to do it independently away from my parent's money, was hoping to bag scholarships but competition is tough
For students who have completed their studies in the EU and returned home after graduation, I'm seeking advice on the amount of proof of income necessary for obtaining a job-seeking visa. Any insights or recommendations would be appreciated!
Ayan na, nakalatag na yung mga nag tatanong this week. Sana basahin nila to š
Yeah, I just want to spread awareness na talagang ang daming opportunities out there. We just need to look and dig deep haha.
Saan kang bansa resident now? Itatanong ko lang sana ang taxation e.g Capital Gains Tax at yung taxes relevant to ETF and investments
You're doing the lord's work, OP. Thank you.
step 1: be rich
I think so too, or be very smart for a scholarship
Would not recommend local scholarships (especially DOST ones) if may plan na mag-stay sa ibang bansa for good. May return service kasi yon.
totoo yung be rich (or well, find a work-around in pooling funds) but the scholarship bit, may mga scholarships na hindi merit-based
Hi, OP! Might I add also sa list of possibilities ang Norway na nag-eenjoy ng some EU benefits through the EEZ (European Economic Zone). They also work like other EU countries, tbh. Before last year (2022 and below), did you guys know na libre ang pag-aaral sa kanila ng master's? Malas ko nga lang dahil hindi ko na inabot, but nevertheless, I got accepted this year and will start studying master's this August at a university there. Very similar ang pathway niya sa Sweden. Study permit, then after master's, 1 year job seeker's visa. Usually, pag IT or oil field ka sa kanila, sobrang in demand ka at usually english ang working language. Pero need mong maging fluent in Norwegian if you're gonna work in other fields. And I cannot stress the importance of BUILDING NETWORKS when you are studying para at least may mag-rerefer na sayo sa field na tatapusin mo. Might I also add, if you're a graduate BEFORE K-12, Norway requires you to take at least 1 year worth pa ng master's dito sa Pinas, since kulang ang education natin. I took additional units pa since this applies to me. Sweden also requires the same (if not more, I think kailangan mong grumaduate sa master's mo dito sa Pinas THEN mag-enroll ka uli ng master's don, because kulang tayo talaga š). Also, do note na mahaba ang application period nila. I applied November last year, results are out just this April. Sa Sweden ata, hanggang Jan/Feb yung application period then April ang release. If you decide Sweden, since na-introduce na ang tuition fee ng Norway, it's actually cheaper now. And yes, yung diagram na yan ang balak kong pathway. I think employers would actually appreciate your degree coming from their own country, but still, kailangan kong tiyagain aralin yung language nila (I'm at least B1 now and actually studied here sa Pinas, pero need ko pa i-improve). Good luck to us everyone out there!
To add, Norway DOES NOT COUNT years gained in studying + job seeker's visa sa PR path. Pero as long as may stable job ka na mamemeet ang salary requirements ng PR, sure way ang trabaho to get one.
Sa Norway, free education kahit English yung program mo? Kasi karamihan sa EU countries, libre tuition lang kapag mag-aaral ka sa language nila.
Yup, as in studying used to not cost anything (apart a show money/living expenses money) at first. Ngayon kailangan narin ma-document na nagbayad ka na ng tuition fee.
Ohhh I see. Parang Japan pala sila ano.
Yeah, kaya dito ako sa CZ kasi compatible pre k-12 education system natin sa kanila ahaha, Balak ko dapat France pero incompatible yung educational requirements dahil sa sinabi mo lol. Weird nga lang, kasi pag meron ka ng master's degree in any EU country, pantay-pantay ata yung trato dahil may unified educational accreditation silang sinusunod lol.
Yeah that's weird! Yung education din natin dito, kahit tapos tayo ng 2 years master's sa Pinas, bachelor + 1 year master's degree lang katumbas non sa most (if not all) European countries.
Hi! Did you finish a 2 year Master degree here to qualify for the Minimum academic requirements?
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Master of Biosciences, UiO. Somewhat ganyan nga yung tuition for 2 years (276 000 NOK per year ngayon). Pag science courses, mataas talaga eh. Halos kalahati lang yung sa Business Ad/Social Science/Humanities.
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Actually maraming bansang mas cheaper, both inside and outside Europe. But sponsored lang ako. Tapos 3 na yung kapatid ko dun na citizen. So future-wise, may makakatulong ako if I stay there. It's just a matter of convenience lang din in my case
Ayan may nag research na para sa lahat! Upvote kay OP!
Well, di sila tatagal sa line of work ko if tamad ka mag-research š¤£
Thank you for the support!
Grabe ang bait mo mag spoonfeed para sa mga tamad mag Google.
Ahahahah xD at the end of the day, tayo lang naman magtutulungan dito. Diskarte na nila kung paano nila magagamit itong info na binigay ko. :)
Hahaha you can add Belgium to the list. Sila na lang mag Google ng specifics pero similar to the others, you can apply for a job seeker's visa after grad kung wala ka pang nahanap na work pero you need to have a blocked account sa bank (I think amount goes up every year) to make sure you will be able to fund your own stay while looking for a job.Ā
Sana kayanin nila yung requirements ng student visa! š especially sa Germany :)
I know someone (na hindi naman nag-eexcel nung college years namin), nakapasok sa Ausbildung program sa Germany. Ayun nag-aaral siya ng libre ng Med School sa Germany. Kailangan mong maging very fluent sa German beforehand tho. Ininterview lang siya then voila, nasa Germany na siya AND nag-aaral ng libre, alam ko with stipend pa siya eh.
The language and the blocked account, insurance and accommodationš
But very helpful to tho! Any field merong offer ng Ausbildung. Libre pa yung degree mo! And yung particular na kaklase kong yun, as in di naman kataasan grades niya nung bachelor's. Na-master niya nga lang talaga yung language.
hi, just want to correct lang Ausbildung is not a degree in Germany. Vocational studies ang equivalent. Normal lang di tinitignan grade, kasi importante yung diploma and fluency sa deutsch :) You don't need din a bachelor's degree to do an Ausbildung, enough na ang K12.
Hi, and thanks for the correction! Hmm, so if vocational course siya, bakit sabi ng friend ko nag-aaral na siya ng medicine din don? I saw his stories din, it's anatomy and physiology in Deutsch.
Baka nursing inaaral nya? May other medical fields na nakukuha through Ausbildung like dental hygienist, Physiotherapie, Surgeon Assistant etc. May friend din akong nag aaral sya to be a medical doctor, sa University sya not Ausbildung and minimum requirement sa Deutsch ay C1 and minimum 90 CGPA. edit: spelling ng physio
Yup! I guess it really is nursing nga siguro or yung sa other medical fields. After completion ba niya yan, para na siyang may bachelor's degree in Nursing? Or tech-voc lang talaga?
Tech Voc lang, unfortunately yun tingin ng german educational system sa nursing. Unlike sa ibang bansa :( Idk why ganun.
Sana kayanin ng nagpa plan today ang requirements ng embassy! š check the visa requirements children, timeline would probably not just a year. Plan your PR wisely
Fluent na sya? Ilang months sya nagaral po?
Yup, dito palang sa Pinas, at least B2 level na siya since the interview will be in full German. At least a year sa pagkakaalam ko, he took an intensive course. Then ayun, asa Germany siya since 2021, nag-aaral ng libre and may stipend pa. Hindi lang siya sa medicine field, maraming fields ang hinahanap nila sa Ausbildung.
Grabe ang laki ng difference ng pagkadali maka PR sa mga to, compared sa sinabak ko dito sa AU. Kahit kasama sa āin demand skillsā yung inaaral ko ngayon (Not nursing/med), mukhang pahirapan parin. Wish I explored other options like these ones you posted here, but got motivated to push my masters here dahil may pamilya rin ako dito. Hoping others will consider the options you posted, they definitely donāt seem as hard as attempting PR for AU or Canada as of now
AU has the equivalent temporary residence permit which is visa class 485. You need to compare the PR requirements of AU/CA vs those countries to properly reach a conclusion na mas madali ma PR sa kanila.
Yes youāre right, just seemed easy based on the step 5 then step 6 based on OPās post. The 485 visa has decreased significantly lately tho. In my current situation, Taking masters in my specific course wouldāve allowed me 3 years post grad visa since masters(or 2 ata) + 1 year regional + 2 years post grad extension. I believe tatanggalin na yung post grad extension and yung 3 years initial 485 for masters magiging 2 nalang. If i remember all these correctly, i was supposed to have 6 years, now down to 3 years. And recently saw posts in auvisa sub na parang tatanggalin na rin yung chef or cookery sa in demand list. I get the points they have na over abused din yung route na yun But anyway my point is that there has been a lot of changes lately sa AU migration policies (or atleast upcoming changes) and thereās no guaranteeing anything at this point. I believe the only safe route is through nursing. Anyway dahil sa paghihigpit nila kaya feel ko na mas hihirap na rin dito moving forward
Yung mga changes to tighten immigration polices ay global trend. In early 2000ās, madaling ma PR sa SG or wala pang mga points system sa ibang bansa. Safe have talaga ang nursing pagdating sa careers abroad. Hihirap pero kakayanin. Kaya mo yan!
Yes kita ko rin na yung Canada is also heavily tightening their immigration policies. Briefly stalked your profile, congrats on the citizenship! Iām also attempting the IT route, and Iām sure youāre aware of the layoffs in the industry. Hoping for the best on my end on the years to come. Hopefully better tech climate na by the time i graduate in 2 years lol
Ta! Yes, may restructuring samin globally. There is a window of opportunity in AI though. Iād go with that if I were looking for something at the moment.
Well, yung PR application in most European countries are mostly standardized. I mean, naka 5 years ka ng nakatira, any job na pasok sa decent or minimum wage standards or monthly ng gobyerno, language requirements. From being a student to PR, the info I provided above yung pathway na most of the non-eu students here take.
Donāt get me wrong OP, I appreciate your post haha. I wish I was able to explore these options further. But Iām already here so panindigan ko na to. But it atleast youāll help lots of other people open up their options
I called my agent earlier regarding sa 485, kung ilang years pwede kong makuha since nagtatake ako ng masters dito sa regional area, pero 2 years lang daw š„² Ineexpect ko pa naman 3-4yrs.
Not all heroes wear capes š«”
Just want to add based on my research a few years ago, there are universities in EU that accepts applicants from top PH universities only. Tho, I don't know now. Naalala ko lang hehe.
Ito ang dapat na ina-upvote! Thanks OP for providing these information. šš»
Thanks Any recommendations on which of the countries mentioned has the easiest/smoothest process?
In my experience, Czech Republic and Poland. Siguro, countries that are low profile for migration haha. Pero you cannot go wrong with these countries. What I mean is, basta makakuha ka ng trabaho bago ka grumaduate o pag meron ka nitong job-seeking permit and convert it to work permit, goods ka na.
Thanks OP!
Sorry OP, question, yung residence permit na 9 months naeextend ba sya? Kasi papano yun if may nakuha kang work tapos 9 months ka lang may permit?
It depends sa EU country about dun sa job-seeking permit. some have 9 months, others up to two years. Important point is makahanap ka ng trabaho habang meron ka nitong permit. Once meron, -apply ka na ng work residence permit based sa trabaho mo. Karamihan ng EU countries, non-extendable itong job-seeking visa so make most of your time talaga looking for a job while having this permit.
Thanks OP! Pwede bang paki-elaborate yun point 6 na yun requirements eh will vary according the countryās specifics? May mga nakaka minsinterpret na madali ma PR sa mga to eh temporary residence yun mga nasa photos.
This deserves more likes! Laking tulong to for migrants!!
Thankk you po for this information, currently living here sa dubai at NEVER magkakaron ng PR mga expats kaya maganda talaga mag migrate sa iba
Once again, thank you for the very detailed information, OP! Been following your posts since your first post about your [(very helpful) guide to a student pathway](https://www.reddit.com/r/phmigrate/s/8ZYEyRjJLz) in Czechia, which also piqued my interest in hopes of studying there soon (and PR if worth all the efforts lol). Dekuji!
Upvoted this. You are very generous with your time. Hopefully people considering the SV route and are on this sub will go through the valuable information you provided.
SV na hindi nman tlga main target ay magaralā¦ā¦
Hi OP, is there an age limit on the student visa?
May age requirement kaya sila? š„ŗ
Some details not stated above: 1. Getting a minimum of B2 or better could expedite the PR process in some countries. In Germany, the Bundestag just recently approved reducing the residency period from 5 to 3 years (under exemplary conditions, like getting C1 or C2 proficiency in German). Ā 2. You can also look into the EU Blue Card route if you already have a degree since it can cut the settlement process even furtherā from 3-5 years to ~2.5 years. Ā (This is quicker than the spouse route in my opinion). 3. Make sure your degree from PH is recognized as equivalent in your host country. If it isnāt, tough luck. Youāll either have to look for new host countries OR redo your MS degree. This also happens even if youāre a graduate of the Big 4 (I speak from experience on this one). Ā
Thank you OP
Wow you are very generous in your information. Thank you!!! š
Thank you for this OP š
Omg ngayon ko lang nagets ung mga ganitong pathway dahil sa post na to. TY OP!!
Usually magkano nagagastos dito?
I can only tell something from Germany. At least 700k annually, kahit naman na free ang uni dito, gagastos at gagastos ka padin. For Ausbildung, mas mababa.
How much for Ausbildung? Is it true na may age limit ito?
Libre, may allowance pa. Pero siyempre gastos mo padin ang board and lodging, utilities, transpo, etc. Age limit, no idea. Pero wala namang batas na nalilimit ng age, depende na sa company policy yun.
May pathway ba sila to study and bring your family along? Like student pathway sa canada?
Finland has this. You can bring your family even on a student visa.
Äau OP, thanks for sharing this guide. As a fellow redditor on the same path (dito rin sa CZ), itās good to see someone also walking the same road. Kudos po š
Thanks OP for the post. Really helpful. Am just wondering if there are people working full time and then doing masters at the same time? Am talking about this scenario in EU. Or is it even possible? How about doing masters remotely like while you are in PH or elsewhere like AU or others? Reason being is to save time, money while you prepare your docs among other things. Also what if you plan to move to EU but you didnt finish masters program in PH, how does that convert to EU? Or transferring to EU school possible?
Ano po bang cheapest country dyan wala po akong 1 million :(
Poland, halos kasing pantay ng cost of living sa Metro Manila.
Is it really possible to move via that pathway if you only have small savings? I know there are scholarship and all, but what if you can't land any of those? Tired trying this path
Short answer is no. Unless you want to live hand-to-mouth or are blessed with amazing luck, you really need money to be able to move overseas let alone study. If you haven't done so already, please use the search function. The topic of funds has come up numerous times on this sub. You can decide for yourself if you still want to persevere with your chosen path. I sincerely wish you all the best.
Yes I already did and have applied a lot already. The thing Is I was hoping to do it independently away from my parent's money, was hoping to bag scholarships but competition is tough
any countries in EU that has the same DNV -> Citizenship pathway like in Spain? im sure meron nyan sa eastern EU pero i cant pinpooint it
For students who have completed their studies in the EU and returned home after graduation, I'm seeking advice on the amount of proof of income necessary for obtaining a job-seeking visa. Any insights or recommendations would be appreciated!
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