Given that ASUU has been on strike for over 4 months now, so many persons would be looking at move abroad to study. So, which country do you think is the best for foreigners looking to study abroad?

Any country in Europe does it for me. Why? Public universities there are tuition free and the private ones are very affordable. Meanwhile, if you are looking to join a community where expats interact, connect and answer immigration questions, you may join here: https://setlinn.com/

I would say Germany. Why? Because most institutions there are tuition-free and the ones that are not are very affordable. If you want to join a community where people ask questions and connect with expats, you can sign up on setlinn.com for free.

Echaka:
I would say Germany. Why? Because most institutions there are tuition-free and the ones that are not are very affordable. If you want to join a community where people ask questions and connect with expats, you can sign up on setlinn.com for free.

Language barrier!

It's possible to study in Germany even without speaking German. There are plenty of programs in English. Germany has become one of the most popular destinations to study abroad in recent years for both German and English speakers alike.

LordIsaac:

Language barrier!

I'll go for Finland because opportunities for international students are plenty.

Officialsetlinn:
Given that ASUU has been on strike for over 4 months now, so many persons would be looking at move abroad to study. So, which country do you think is the best for foreigners looking to study abroad?

Any country in Europe does it for me. Why? Public universities there are tuition free and the private ones are very affordable. Meanwhile, if you are looking to join a community where expats interact, connect and answer immigration questions, you may join here: https://setlinn.com/

The best locations would be tuition-free destinations like Germany, the Netherlands, France, Scandinavia (Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark) or low tuition locations like Poland and the Baltic countries.
Also, you need to keep the opportunities available for international students in mind. Not all the locations above have great opportunities.

Officialsetlinn:
Given that ASUU has been on strike for over 4 months now, so many persons would be looking at move abroad to study. So, which country do you think is the best for foreigners looking to study abroad?

Any country in Europe does it for me. Why? Public universities there are tuition free and the private ones are very affordable. Meanwhile, if you are looking to join a community where expats interact, connect and answer immigration questions, you may join here: https://setlinn.com/

monkmike:
The best locations would be tuition-free destinations like Germany, the Netherlands, France, Scandinavia (Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark) or low tuition locations like Poland and the Baltic countries.
Also, you need to keep the opportunities available for international students in mind. Not all the locations above have great opportunities.

The Netherlands is not tuition fre

monkmike:
The best locations would be tuition-free destinations like Germany, the Netherlands, France, Scandinavia (Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark) or low tuition locations like Poland and the Baltic countries.
Also, you need to keep the opportunities available for international students in mind. Not all the locations above have great opportunities.

The Netherlands is not tuition free

Calculux95:


The Netherlands is not tuition free

You will find some tuition free universities in the Netherlands. Have you checked it before?

monkmike:

You will find some tuition free universities in the Netherlands. Have you checked it before?

I'm about to start my Msc there, it's not tuition free. Only EU students get a subsidy and even then it's like 1k euros. For international students it's 18k + for a majority of schools.

LordIsaac:

Language barrier!

Not exactly true. It depends on what you’re aiming for, but for sure you can do so much in Germany without the German language.

Calculux95:


I'm about to start my Msc there, it's not tuition free. Only EU students get a subsidy and even then it's like 1k euros. For international students it's 18k + for a majority of schools.

It drives me crazy to see international students pay tuition fees in Germany. I mean, if your parent have the money, then fine, but you don’t have to pay. Also, studying in a private university or public one where you pay tuition doesn’t influence your career opportunities in any way.
I think the major reason why people for paid study programs in Germany is because they either do not have the patience or we’re not informed well.
I have helped many Nigerians who came to Germany via a private university to switch to a public one. It gives me joy to save them that trouble and the money.
If you’d like to, let‘s connect in my group on SETLINN, let me show you somethings.
https://setlinn.com/groups/da-lounge/
Feel free to create an account and connect with me directly. My username is wohks.
Looking forward to seeing you on the other side.

monkmike:

It drives me crazy to see international students pay tuition fees in Germany. I mean, if your parent have the money, then fine, but you don’t have to pay. Also, studying in a private university or public one where you pay tuition doesn’t influence your career opportunities in any way.
I think the major reason why people for paid study programs in Germany is because they either do not have the patience or we’re not informed well.
I have helped many Nigerians who came to Germany via a private university to switch to a public one. It gives me joy to save them that trouble and the money.
If you’d like to, let‘s connect in my group on SETLINN, let me show you somethings.
https://setlinn.com/groups/da-lounge/
Feel free to create an account and connect with me directly. My username is wohks.
Looking forward to seeing you on the other side.

Boss I'm talking about the Netherlands strictly.
Thanks for the info though, it's rare to find such helpful people