ojonugway:
hey guys. i'm really confused right now. i wanna fly abroad for my masters but i cant really choose between germany or south korea.
Note: i'm an orphane with 9 siblings and all hopes are on me. i have a million naira that i wanna make the most of.
my question is what country has more fast money making opportunities?
and how can i get there?
help a brother with suggests pls

ojonugway:
germany is a good place but from what i heard, i must have atleast #4million before i can consider germany as an option.
though i really want to get life started in a schengen country. i most not make my first landing in germany.
i can hustle more money til next yr now my question is : is there any other european country i can access with #1.5- 2million?

SYNGY:

yes Iceland(with about 800k bank statement but they hardly admit nigerians) Turkey(90%government scholarship at goodmus learning center about 800k- 1mpressesing - language course ) Czech republic(about 1.5m bank statement+ 1 year language course) Hungary slovania and maybe Austria and Finland (2.5m bank statement)are good countries through studies route

SYNGY:

yes Iceland(with about 800k bank statement but they hardly admit nigerians) Turkey(90%government scholarship at goodmus learning center about 800k- 1mpressesing - language course ) Czech republic(about 1.5m bank statement+ 1 year language course) Hungary slovania and maybe Austria and Finland (2.5m bank statement)are good countries through studies route

optimusprime2:


Iceland is a very small country, everyone knows everyone there and the income generation opportunities there is for a very subsistent and conservative lifestyle, secondly Iceland is still new to the immigrant acceptance idea, so you might not be able to quickly integrate for business startups or even working- my suggestion don't go there. (If you are even accepted)

Turkey; its a cheap place but errrrh... Brov forget it! You will waste your time there... like, I don't even want to go into details. My suggestion: not all countries are for schooling.

Czech Republic/Slovenia; Mheeen, the language will be a huuuuuuuge barrier, besides these countries are too conservative and laidback, it is very difficult to find a job there as a student because of these two conditions I have stated Czech, Slovakia and Slovenia fall under the same category... the black population there is also very scanty so if you go there without money, you are up for some very tough times, like you may eat snow for lunch. My suggestion; if you don't have a friend there please don't go without money abeg.

Hungary: the Language challenge is horrible, like I think Hungarian is the most difficult European language, it would have been the most difficult in the world if not for Japanese and Cantonese... besides being black in Hungary is another challenge on it's own. My suggestion, if you are not well funded don't go there.

Austria; this place? Why not try Germany...? Austria is basically a more conservative Germany in slow motion... meaning they are very big on language there. My suggestion, if you have no specific reason for Austria then try Germany.

Finland: This is the better of the bunch, but if you need a job that's stable as a student for Gaya' s sakes go to Sweden or Denmark if you can afford Finland, the only catch with Finland is the free tuition in schools, but asides that ... it's a very reserved country. My suggestion if you are not academically minded, don't go to Finland... almost all the Nigerians doing fine there are very academically inclined.

jazz04:
for the countries you have listed, Is there opportunity to work and study like in the US? and after studies must one return to origin country?

optimusprime2:


Iceland is a very small country, everyone knows everyone there and the income generation opportunities there is for a very subsistent and conservative lifestyle, secondly Iceland is still new to the immigrant acceptance idea, so you might not be able to quickly integrate for business startups or even working- my suggestion don't go there. (If you are even accepted)

Turkey; its a cheap place but errrrh... Brov forget it! You will waste your time there... like, I don't even want to go into details. My suggestion: not all countries are for schooling.

Czech Republic/Slovenia; Mheeen, the language will be a huuuuuuuge barrier, besides these countries are too conservative and laidback, it is very difficult to find a job there as a student because of these two conditions I have stated Czech, Slovakia and Slovenia fall under the same category... the black population there is also very scanty so if you go there without money, you are up for some very tough times, like you may eat snow for lunch. My suggestion; if you don't have a friend there please don't go without money abeg.

Hungary: the Language challenge is horrible, like I think Hungarian is the most difficult European language, it would have been the most difficult in the world if not for Japanese and Cantonese... besides being black in Hungary is another challenge on it's own. My suggestion, if you are not well funded don't go there.

Austria; this place? Why not try Germany...? Austria is basically a more conservative Germany in slow motion... meaning they are very big on language there. My suggestion, if you have no specific reason for Austria then try Germany.

Finland: This is the better of the bunch, but if you need a job that's stable as a student for Gaya' s sakes go to Sweden or Denmark if you can afford Finland, the only catch with Finland is the free tuition in schools, but asides that ... it's a very reserved country. My suggestion if you are not academically minded, don't go to Finland... almost all the Nigerians doing fine there are very academically inclined.

SYNGY:

I understand your thoughts on Iceland baring the fact that the standard of living so most stuffs are free there,

As for turkey I like you to shed more light as to why it is not good to me the only country better than turkey for low cost and low bank statement is Czech republic and maybe Estonia BTW Nigerian government offers 90 percent scholarship to study in turkey with only Germany Norway (courses in english) and Finland and Czech rep being cheaper tuition options

as for Czech rep and slovania most of their citizens speak English as second language because of the burden their language gives on expats (language course for Czech republic is 1year long!) Slovakia and estonia are like Russia in Europe soil

for Hungary nigerians study there because it is the cheapest place to study in Europe with the fact they have courses in English too at moderate fees better than Cyprus and Ukraine but student wages are very low

Austria.
no need for language course from embassy
highest living standard
2.5 million bank statement
less competitive job opportunity for student but wages are still high
and the dialect in German is harder to learn

for Finland only languages in Finnish and Swedish are free but kiss your social life outside campus's goodbye

bear in mind that you can spend 1 year in a better high earning country like Norway and Denmark with Erasmus and make enough fund and connection to support you self the following year and beyond cheers.

ojonugway:
hey guys. i'm really confused right now. i wanna fly abroad for my masters but i cant really choose between germany or south korea.
Note: i'm an orphane with 9 siblings and all hopes are on me. i have a million naira that i wanna make the most of.
my question is what country has more fast money making opportunities?
and how can i get there?
help a brother with suggests pls

Gavrelino123:

Apart from Germany,which other country is the best in terms of hierarchy and Employments for students in Europe?

Gent009:


With that amount u can consider USA. If u get the visa u will find ur way round school fees payment. And break even

Gavrelino123:

How is this possible with that meager amount..?
How is he going to get a job in the US.?

Gavrelino123:

How is this possible with that meager amount..?
How is he going to get a job in the US.?

optimusprime2:
Brov Germany is the best option,
But you need to budget at least 6Million NGN for the whole process flight ticket inclusive.
1Million or even 3Million is not enough.
But it's worth it... studying in Germany will open your eyes to a lot of things as well as opportunities & eventually you will realize that the world does not revolve around the US, at some point you may have a free path to go but you would have lost the enthusiasm.

Fyi; the Euro is not the Dollar's mate if making cash is your motivation for running to the US.

ojonugway:

thanks a thousand times. i love germany even though i'm a little obsessed with the u.s . i will just have to double my hustle for an additional yr to see if i can raise that money. and if i cant, i will choose turkey and czech to start with.

SYNGY:

according to my research for per time jobs for major countries
Belgium 20h/w Netherland 10h/w Norway 20h/w Austria 10h/w Denmark 20/w Sweden unlimited Luxembourg 10h/w Switzerland 15hours/w(but Switzerland is not under Erasmus) Iceland 20h/per week and turkey 20h/week

you see some countries limit the work time for student so they don't lose focus of studies
my advise is to start studies from a small country like Turkey(90% government scholarship ) or Cyprus Ukraine under Europe education system and transfer studies to a better country with low fees Germany Belgium or Norway because visa processing in those countries will be easier as you can easily get sponsor for your bank statement like if you study in Turkey /Cyprus transferring or traveling to Germany become way easier with the number of universities in germany

optimusprime2:

To transfer in theory sounds very easy, but practically it is sometimes nearly impossible.
I will explain, most "cheap" universities in Turkey do not operate on the curriculum (ECTS) obtained in Europe, so most public Universities in Europe will not accept the transcripts for a transfer as they are strict on that, except you are in a private university that has the curriculum or you are transferring to a private university in Europe that can convert your CR hrs to ECTS and in that case the private universities are expensive.
Unis in Norway, Sweden, Denmark & Austria can be very fussy about that, and you must have standard test scores in IELTS, or GRE/SAT before you are accepted for a transfer. So if you are going to a "cheap" universities, be careful otherwise the transfer plan may not be easily feasible.

Gavrelino123:
How is this possible with that meager amount..? How is he going to get a job in the US.?

SYNGY:


bear in mind that you can spend 1 year in a better high earning country like Norway and Denmark with Erasmus and make enough fund and connection to support you self the following year and beyond cheers.

Gent009:


With that amount u can consider USA. If u get the visa u will find ur way round school fees payment. And break even

optimusprime2:

To transfer in theory sounds very easy, but practically it is sometimes nearly impossible.
I will explain, most "cheap" universities in Turkey do not operate on the curriculum (ECTS) obtained in Europe, so most public Universities in Europe will not accept the transcripts for a transfer as they are strict on that, except you are in a private university that has the curriculum or you are transferring to a private university in Europe that can convert your CR hrs to ECTS and in that case the private universities are expensive.
Unis in Norway, Sweden, Denmark & Austria can be very fussy about that, and you must have standard test scores in IELTS, or GRE/SAT before you are accepted for a transfer. So if you are going to a "cheap" universities, be careful otherwise the transfer plan may not be easily feasible.