I am a third year student in one of the Federal Universities in Nigeria. I have lost all hope in my country and I do not see Nigeria moving forward, I am a realist and as much as I would love to speak positively, my country is in a state of comatose. Spending hours on the travel session has made me cognisant on relocating to Germany.
Why Germany? If you talking about one of the cheapest countries to go to as a student, why not? I am in a medical related 6 year course and I feel a lot is at stake to leave. My parents are not sponsoring me and I have just enough to block a German account and probably semester dues, the longer it stays even in USD which was a smarter option than the naira, the more inflation eats into it as it costs more to block an account that it did 3 years ago.
What would you advise me to do? Save a bit more for an undergraduate course(I don't mind learning German) in a tech related field? Or finish school before thinking about going abroad. I hope this won't be a classic case of 'I had the opportunity to go abroad some years ago and I didn't' regret

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I am a third year student in one of the Federal Universities in Nigeria. I have lost all hope in my country and I do not see Nigeria moving forward, I am a realist and as much as I would love to speak positively, my country is in a state of comatose. Spending hours on the travel session has made me cognisant on relocating to Germany.
Why Germany? If you talking about one of the cheapest countries to go to as a student, why not? I am in a medical related 6 year course and I feel a lot is at stake to leave. My parents are not sponsoring me and I have just enough to block a German account and probably semester dues, the longer it stays even in USD which was a smarter option than the naira, the more inflation eats into it as it costs more to block an account that it did 3 years ago.
What would you advise me to do? Save a bit more for an undergraduate course(I don't mind learning German) in a tech related field? Or finish school before thinking about going abroad. I hope this won't be a classic case of 'I had the opportunity to go abroad some years ago and I didn't' regret

Which course is that?

Depends on how old you are regarding restarting your studies as a BSc student. If you are say below 23, fair enough. Above 25? Unnecessary. You have to hang on. As for Germany, LOL! Remove that country from your list as getting a visa from Nigeria is extremely tough. Due to the sheer demand for visa dates and a change in Germany's policies towards student's visas from Nigeria, only those who graduated after 2020 and have a scholarship or two are sure of being invited for visa interviews before their schools resume. For those who graduated before 2020 and are self-sponsored, visa interviews come after a year or two. If you think I am lying, spend at least 30 minutes through the German student visa thread.

Other options if you want to remain within the medical line will require you know the language of those countries.

Asking same question.

Gerrard59:


Which course is that?

Depends on how old you are regarding restarting your studies as a BSc student. If you are say below 23, fair enough. Above 25? Unnecessary. You have to hang on. As for Germany, LOL! Remove that country from your list as getting a visa from Nigeria is extremely tough. Due to the sheer demand for visa dates and a change in Germany's policies towards student's visas from Nigeria, only those who graduated after 2020 and have a scholarship or two are sure of being invited for visa interviews before their schools resume. For those who graduated before 2020 and are self-sponsored, visa interviews come after a year or two. If you think I am lying, spend at least 30 minutes through the German student visa thread.

Other options if you want to remain within the medical line will require you know the language of those countries.

The queues for AD will affect BSC students too??

FirstSon01:


The queues for AD will affect BSC students too??

No idea.