@@mschaieme There's no other country in the world where you have visa processes take as Long as 2 years and more except for Germany. if you are not a regular traveler, please do your research, getting a visa to Germany can be a nightmare especially for Nigerians
14:25 Actually, the education is free in France like in Germany except for the CVEC (Contribution Vie Étudiante et Campus = Contribution to Student Life and Campus) which is 103€ and the registration fees which can be 170€ for Licence (Bachelor) and a bit more for Masters and PhD. which gives you advantages like free access to museums all year and libraries also, and it also gives you the student status like in any other country which gives you day-to-day advantages
@@jacquesmalan1762 hi as a french person, I agree that the licences are very low cost and there's many different degrees. But the living cost is very high, especially in Paris. Even find an appartment or a room in the Crous( organisation to help you with food, housing, etc if you have a scholarship) is impossible, and if you have one, pay attention of others students opinion, because sometimes there's insects, mold.. Idk what kind of degree you want but you can search on Paris-saclay, Sorbonne, Panthéon-Assas, UVSQ... universities websites to find what advices you need.
@@Samuel_me Yes, for plenty of universities in France, when talking about the price of the training course, it's the same for international students as for French students and students resident in France for the considerated amount of time, it's technically more pricy (like 1 to almost 4 thousand euros, depending on if it's licence or masters etc.) for everyone but in those universities international students - like the rest - enjoy exoneration which brings down the prices to lower than 300€
I am studying in South Korea and I think this country is one of the best countries to study as an IS. And they have so many scholarship programs. South Korea's nature is super beautiful. The crime rate is also low, and you can go to buy something even at 2AM.
INFORMATION SYSTEM? WHICH UNI DID U ENROLL TO? WHAT ABOUT LANGUAGE, DO THEY TEACH IN ENGLISH OR KOREAN? WHAT PROCESS DID U GO THROUGH? I WANT TO STUDY IN KOREA BUT I FELL AFTER FINISHING BACHELOR I WONT GET GOOD WORKING OPPORTUNITIES(I AM FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRY)
@@9403jafkiahiweo IS meaning international student and i heard for japan and korea you need to learn the language first and pass an exam of lvl 2 after that you still have to take 1 year or longer language class in south korea only after that will the university year starts
Hiii, how are you? I’m searching for a university in south Korea and I want to gather information about university opportunities and cost of living, can I please contact you in any way to know if I can study there?
Can i ask you some information about studying in SKorea, You studied in Korean or English? As i've heard that SKorea's Scholarship is only given to international student that had high level of Korean and you can not gain scholarship if you study language class.
I think Sweden is the best country to study not only in Europe but also whole/all over the world.For examples - World class universities and study,easy pr and citizenship,no language requirements for pr and citizenship,no language barrier,almost 90% people fluently speaking English,low tuition fees as compare the first class English speaking countries,low cost of living as compared other 1st class European countries,Unlimited working hours(and the most important thing is that an international student will have unlimited working opportunitie),As a result, an international student can easily manage his full tuition fee and his living cost,less universities admission and student visa competition,high students visa success rate etc etc etc.❤❤❤
If you are an Eu citizen or resident then yes it's good since you don't really have to pay tuition fees, however if you are a non Eu the tuition fees are as expensive as Canada which is a shame
Sweden screens people for having enough money to supprt themsleves without having to work before you even get accepted so unless someone has enough money in any bank account to go through such screening process they will not accept students even they are expecting to be paid any scholarship from the sending country later on. So not, it's not easy country to study in. In my humble opinion Ireland and Germany are less strict in this regard.
hello, can u tell me , is it possible to cover tuition fees, living costs and others by doing an odd job in sweden? should i come to sweden for bba in 2025 . from bangladesh.
Wow… I’m very impressed with your top 5. When I saw South Korea at number 2 that’s when I know you know what you talking about. I love all of your analysis. You’re so on point. My sister just got GKS scholarship Korea in Ewha university. So yea agree with everything you said about Korea.
for public university no need for German language certificate as all the public universities have English programs as well. Yes for PR you will need german language certificate
@@FactsandReelsForallActually you do 😭 if you didn't graduate from a school that has the equivalent of an Abitur or something, then that automatically means you have to go to a Studienkolleg which is a preparatory school. And Studienkolleg (or at least the one I'm planning to go to) NEEDS you to be at B2 with the certificate. And English programs aren't as common for a bachelors since kore bachelors are in German whereas a masters program has more options. So either way you have to learn German because its a must even if there's English programs😭😭
I definitely recommend foreign language literacy before going to study in a foreign country. Immersive translate is a great way to learn foreign languages online.
@@ThisisYuliahi, i am hasan. I have completed 12 years study/hi school. After that I have 7 years study gap. I am a experience graphics designer. Now i want to Bechelor in Digital media design / or game design. Give me suggestion,which country will best for me with 7 yeas study gap.
I’ve read people’s opinion saying that German is not hard, the hard languages are like, Russian, Japanese, Mandarin… I have to say that as someone who has studied French German and Russian the one that I had more trouble with was indeed German. I was not made for this language😅
disagreed with Ireland. it's suffering from housing crises, job crises at the moment. it is not a good and wise decision to go to ireland at the moment. along with this, since they provide only a year or 1.5 yrs of ms programs, they're often not considered as valuable as other country's degree (those are 2 or 2+ yrs), or at worse, if you return to your home country without securing a job there, the degree is considered invalid in other countries.
Living and studying in Germany as an international student has presented more challenges than I anticipated, impacting not just my academic performance but my overall well-being. The bureaucracy for foreigners is daunting, and encounters with xenophobic neighbors and rudeness from some locals, including university staff, add to the stress. Healthcare here is not as commendable as many believe; interactions with healthcare professionals are often short and dismissive, making it difficult to communicate health issues effectively. I have faced significant discrimination during my studies to the point where it has affected my academic success and mental health. Despite making formal complaints to the head of the university and the university's AStA, I have received no responses or support. In the workplace, the discrimination has been palpable. I was terminated from my part-time job without a coherent reason, which I am sure was due to my foreign appearance and accent. I also find it difficult to secure a part-time job with a foreign-sounding name.
Speaking of EU citizenship, please research if you have a European ancestor. This will make things so much easier!!! Even in my country, with an extremely high demand for Italian and Portuguese citizenship, the wait time is 2-3 years on average. For Italian citizenship, you can get one if you have any ancestor(s) from Italy since the country was funded in the 19th century! Keep in mind that the laws are changing for Italy, so be careful. As for other countries in Europe, you can generally get it from your parents and grandparents if they're European..
Hello Yulia! Can you please make a video like this one, special to the scandinavian countries like norway, sweden, ireland, switzerland..? İt has always been my dream to get my bachelor's in those countries but I'm totally oblivious to a lot of stuff and I found your video very informative. Thank you so much for this video! ❤
I'm studying in Ireland 2024/2025 and I'm so excited! I really appreciate your exploration of the pros and cons. Overall, I found that there were more pros for me and I'm really looking forward to the experience.
Hey, please I have a question. I just did my biometrics yesterday, but I have a 3 months gap, that's 3 months without doing anything, do you think it will affect my chances for visa approval. It's a study visa by the way, I'm going for masters, and I've paid full tuition fees and my sponsor showed 13k euros as proof of funds and an annual salary of 50k euros. Your reply will be appreciated thanks.
I'm from Russia and most of foreign countries aren't allowed to travel to me, now I started learning finnish language, I hope I could apply for the college there after finishing university here in Russia
Thank you 😊 your video aligns with all the other vids ive seen around study… As an aussie wanting to do long term study/travel in europe i fear european winters lol I feel i would choose Portugal or France but it was interesting to hear you say the job market is challenging especially coming from someone with lived experience of it. Maybe South France it is as i cant do German or Irish winters Thanks again
Nice video! I was wondering why Netherlands was not in this list. With universities like Rotterdam and uVa , it has so many great masters and research programs to offer. There appears to be a housing crisis though. In recent times even Canada and Ireland seem to face the same.
thanks for your video. I studied in Germany for 2 years and dropped out because of the really insane bureaucracy. The same applies to leaving Deutschland.
Where would 21 year old Yulia will choose to study Masters in Mmgt./ Finance from USA, Canada, Ireland, UK, France, Germany, Australia. (considering long term settlement objectives). Would love to hear your answer Yulia, Thanks!!
thanks for your question! I was exactly 21 when I chose to study in Canada 🍁 the USA and Australia were (and still are) out of the equation for me: the US is not safe and Australia is far from everything + the spiders & snakes are not my cup of tea. The UK is expensive + it's getting harder every year to stay there after your studies. My 2nd option was Germany as I speak German but something told me that Canada would be a perfect fit for me (I think the snow was calling me haha). If I had to choose again, I'd still pick Canada BUT I'd spend more time on job market research. If your plan is to get citizenship fast, Canada and Germany are the fastest right now. If you wanna make money, I think the US is the best for that. And if you want to study, work & travel, Europe is the place to be. I hope this helps!
@@ThisisYulia I want everyone of all the points you listed lol. But do you think it is worth to go to Canada because of all the economic crisis going on there, also the racism against the immigrants is crazy too
@@ThisisYuliawell,we have the labour party in charge now so things might get easier for international students to stay after graduation but I wouldn't bank on that especially after a few days of violent protests on the streets here in many cities by the far right largely fuelled by anti-immigrant sentiments.
How about the income taxes? One of the major advantages of a US degree is it's wide acceptance all across the globe, which is often not the case for European schools
I am interested in studying in Ireland or France I am an English language graduate and I am looking to pursue my postgraduate studies in Business Administration or Human Resources Management in either France or Ireland
I request you to make a detailed video on Ireland for international students from Bangladesh. I am planning to apply for Irish universities and I shall be benefitted if you did so Thanks
As a Bulgarian🇧🇬 I will say that good country for international students is Russia! But before your studying in Russia-please learn russian language! My dream is to study railway engineering in Saint Petersburg. In the city on Neva and the Baltic sea..... My dream is Nevskiy or Ligovskiy Prospekt boulevards..... The Hermitage. Saint Petersburg is very beautyful. All Russia is very beautyful, but Saint Petersburg and Moscow are cities of the dreams! You will see many other things around the education in Russia! #STUDYINRUSSIA Greetings from Sofia, Bulgaria🇧🇬!!!
@@lachezar_ninov22216 привет дорогой болгарин, очень надеюсь что все твои мечты скоро сбудутся, с нетерпением ждём тебя в России, таким как ты здесь очень рады🇷🇺❤️🇧🇬
As a lifelong US citizen I could never Imagine going to school anywhere other than at a junior college/ UC/ and private university in the USA. No thanks!!!
Помню смотрел твои видео ещё на русском и мечтал обучаться за рубежом Сейчас, учась за рубежом вижу те же самые видео только теперь на английском What a crazy world
Thanks for sharing. You are absolutely right. I studied in Canada for 2 years, spending 24k CAD. It was very expensive, and after graduation, pp couldn't find a job because the job market was so bad sorry. If I had a choice, I would choose Germany instead.
@@CricketGame-x9u I personally wouldn’t choose ireland. Cost of living is ridiculous, and there are actually a really small choice of universities. The only good thing I see so far is English language
loved this video! What are some jobs that are in demand in Portugal though? I'm trying to find places outside of US, UK, and Australia that are good for design strategy jobs. Thanks once again!
00:00 Germany
04:50 Ireland
07:34 Portugal
10:57 South Korea
13:41 France
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Thanks 🙏
@@todavibe9794 Thanks Bro
In Ireland you pay the fees
Ireland worst don't choose college i got 2 refused even after appeal 😢 and that soo called 93% accept rate is garbage
Germany Is a good country to live and study in, however its difficult for Africans to get visa and the process is excruciating for Nigerians
If we are being honest visa processing for Nigerians in mostly everywhere in the world is difficult
@@mschaieme There's no other country in the world where you have visa processes take as Long as 2 years and more except for Germany. if you are not a regular traveler, please do your research, getting a visa to Germany can be a nightmare especially for Nigerians
2 years for just to get appointment date is crazy
Can I study in Germany without knowing German?
@@MohammedRakib-s9l sure you can
14:25 Actually, the education is free in France like in Germany except for the CVEC (Contribution Vie Étudiante et Campus = Contribution to Student Life and Campus) which is 103€ and the registration fees which can be 170€ for Licence (Bachelor) and a bit more for Masters and PhD. which gives you advantages like free access to museums all year and libraries also, and it also gives you the student status like in any other country which gives you day-to-day advantages
Please share some information about free studies in France.
@@jacquesmalan1762 hi as a french person, I agree that the licences are very low cost and there's many different degrees. But the living cost is very high, especially in Paris. Even find an appartment or a room in the Crous( organisation to help you with food, housing, etc if you have a scholarship) is impossible, and if you have one, pay attention of others students opinion, because sometimes there's insects, mold..
Idk what kind of degree you want but you can search on Paris-saclay, Sorbonne, Panthéon-Assas, UVSQ... universities websites to find what advices you need.
For international students ?
@@Samuel_me Yes, for plenty of universities in France, when talking about the price of the training course, it's the same for international students as for French students and students resident in France for the considerated amount of time, it's technically more pricy (like 1 to almost 4 thousand euros, depending on if it's licence or masters etc.) for everyone but in those universities international students - like the rest - enjoy exoneration which brings down the prices to lower than 300€
Do you know if it is possible to study physic at universities such as Glenoble and Sorbonne in English?
I am studying in South Korea and I think this country is one of the best countries to study as an IS. And they have so many scholarship programs. South Korea's nature is super beautiful. The crime rate is also low, and you can go to buy something even at 2AM.
INFORMATION SYSTEM? WHICH UNI DID U ENROLL TO? WHAT ABOUT LANGUAGE, DO THEY TEACH IN ENGLISH OR KOREAN? WHAT PROCESS DID U GO THROUGH? I WANT TO STUDY IN KOREA BUT I FELL AFTER FINISHING BACHELOR I WONT GET GOOD WORKING OPPORTUNITIES(I AM FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRY)
@@9403jafkiahiweo IS meaning international student and i heard for japan and korea you need to learn the language first and pass an exam of lvl 2 after that you still have to take 1 year or longer language class in south korea only after that will the university year starts
Hiii, how are you? I’m searching for a university in south Korea and I want to gather information about university opportunities and cost of living, can I please contact you in any way to know if I can study there?
Can i ask you some information about studying in SKorea, You studied in Korean or English? As i've heard that SKorea's Scholarship is only given to international student that had high level of Korean and you can not gain scholarship if you study language class.
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I think Sweden is the best country to study not only in Europe but also whole/all over the world.For examples - World class universities and study,easy pr and citizenship,no language requirements for pr and citizenship,no language barrier,almost 90% people fluently speaking English,low tuition fees as compare the first class English speaking countries,low cost of living as compared other 1st class European countries,Unlimited working hours(and the most important thing is that an international student will have unlimited working opportunitie),As a result, an international student can easily manage his full tuition fee and his living cost,less universities admission and student visa competition,high students visa success rate etc etc etc.❤❤❤
If you are an Eu citizen or resident then yes it's good since you don't really have to pay tuition fees, however if you are a non Eu the tuition fees are as expensive as Canada which is a shame
Sweden screens people for having enough money to supprt themsleves without having to work before you even get accepted so unless someone has enough money in any bank account to go through such screening process they will not accept students even they are expecting to be paid any scholarship from the sending country later on. So not, it's not easy country to study in. In my humble opinion Ireland and Germany are less strict in this regard.
hello, can u tell me , is it possible to cover tuition fees, living costs and others by doing an odd job in sweden? should i come to sweden for bba in 2025 . from bangladesh.
@@Mohammadsamichowdhury-de8vh can i get ur mail or something that i can talk with u in details kindly?
North Korea??
Wow… I’m very impressed with your top 5. When I saw South Korea at number 2 that’s when I know you know what you talking about. I love all of your analysis. You’re so on point. My sister just got GKS scholarship Korea in Ewha university. So yea agree with everything you said about Korea.
@@DanielJolomi-sk6vb can you explain which track your sister choosed? University or embassy?
@@Hudaaa-s5q she used the embassy track.
@@DanielJolomi-sk6vb can I get a help from you to get accepted to South Korean university and with the visa application
for public university no need for German language certificate as all the public universities have English programs as well. Yes for PR you will need german language certificate
Thanks i got sad after hearing u need fluent german
@@FactsandReelsForallActually you do 😭 if you didn't graduate from a school that has the equivalent of an Abitur or something, then that automatically means you have to go to a Studienkolleg which is a preparatory school. And Studienkolleg (or at least the one I'm planning to go to) NEEDS you to be at B2 with the certificate. And English programs aren't as common for a bachelors since kore bachelors are in German whereas a masters program has more options. So either way you have to learn German because its a must even if there's English programs😭😭
@@rawanfouda9609 However, are not there English taught Studienkolleg as I heard
If you're an EU citizen, the public unis in Portugal can cost around 700 euros
@@jmp2586 Then for international students it averages who much?
I definitely recommend foreign language literacy before going to study in a foreign country. Immersive translate is a great way to learn foreign languages online.
I love the way you present the information❤ Your videos are always helpful and with light humor😃
Thank you so much 💙
@@userSOY hello,how are you☺
@@ThisisYuliahi,
i am hasan.
I have completed 12 years study/hi school.
After that
I have 7 years study gap.
I am a experience graphics designer.
Now i want to Bechelor in Digital media design / or game design.
Give me suggestion,which country will best for me with 7 yeas study gap.
I’ve read people’s opinion saying that German is not hard, the hard languages are like, Russian, Japanese, Mandarin… I have to say that as someone who has studied French German and Russian the one that I had more trouble with was indeed German. I was not made for this language😅
Your Voice & Pronunciation is Amazing
disagreed with Ireland. it's suffering from housing crises, job crises at the moment. it is not a good and wise decision to go to ireland at the moment. along with this, since they provide only a year or 1.5 yrs of ms programs, they're often not considered as valuable as other country's degree (those are 2 or 2+ yrs), or at worse, if you return to your home country without securing a job there, the degree is considered invalid in other countries.
Living and studying in Germany as an international student has presented more challenges than I anticipated, impacting not just my academic performance but my overall well-being. The bureaucracy for foreigners is daunting, and encounters with xenophobic neighbors and rudeness from some locals, including university staff, add to the stress. Healthcare here is not as commendable as many believe; interactions with healthcare professionals are often short and dismissive, making it difficult to communicate health issues effectively.
I have faced significant discrimination during my studies to the point where it has affected my academic success and mental health. Despite making formal complaints to the head of the university and the university's AStA, I have received no responses or support.
In the workplace, the discrimination has been palpable. I was terminated from my part-time job without a coherent reason, which I am sure was due to my foreign appearance and accent. I also find it difficult to secure a part-time job with a foreign-sounding name.
@@TuBu-nd1qe can I ask what is your nationality?
Where are u from actually?
May I ask where are you from?
You can't really leave it like that. On the point of healthcare, German healthcare is one of the best in the world without any additional costs.
I don't believe
1.Germany
2.Ireland
3.Portugal
4.south korea
5.France
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Thanks
Can't be Portugal nuh uh
@@samiha_humayra_ welcome dear
Japan
Awesome video! I would also add that Germany also has lots of 0 tuition courses in English not only German.
Good call!
could you elaborate?
I need more information about this too
But Germany give more importance to person who know German language.
Speaking of EU citizenship, please research if you have a European ancestor. This will make things so much easier!!! Even in my country, with an extremely high demand for Italian and Portuguese citizenship, the wait time is 2-3 years on average. For Italian citizenship, you can get one if you have any ancestor(s) from Italy since the country was funded in the 19th century! Keep in mind that the laws are changing for Italy, so be careful. As for other countries in Europe, you can generally get it from your parents and grandparents if they're European..
thanks for sharing this info! really helpful 🙏🏼
@@ThisisYulia you're welcome!
I didn’t know that. My grandma is an immigrant from Italy so I may look into this
Hello Yulia! Can you please make a video like this one, special to the scandinavian countries like norway, sweden, ireland, switzerland..? İt has always been my dream to get my bachelor's in those countries but I'm totally oblivious to a lot of stuff and I found your video very informative. Thank you so much for this video! ❤
I'm studying in Ireland 2024/2025 and I'm so excited! I really appreciate your exploration of the pros and cons. Overall, I found that there were more pros for me and I'm really looking forward to the experience.
Hey I'm planning to study in ireland. Is there any way to contact you . I have many questions regarding
Any tips on finding somewhere to live?
Hey, please I have a question. I just did my biometrics yesterday, but I have a 3 months gap, that's 3 months without doing anything, do you think it will affect my chances for visa approval. It's a study visa by the way, I'm going for masters, and I've paid full tuition fees and my sponsor showed 13k euros as proof of funds and an annual salary of 50k euros. Your reply will be appreciated thanks.
do share your experience about it! was it worth it?
How much you have to pay like for basic things and are you on scholarship
I'm from Russia and most of foreign countries aren't allowed to travel to me, now I started learning finnish language, I hope I could apply for the college there after finishing university here in Russia
Your presentation is awesome.
Your contents are very informative particularly for international students, you should’ve include Poland. Quality but with a cheaper cost of living.
This is totally off-topic but that smile album is fantastic
Well , the. Every country has its pros and cons …. So I guess it’s just best to decide on individual basis
Thank you 😊
your video aligns with all the other vids ive seen around study…
As an aussie wanting to do long term study/travel in europe i fear european winters lol
I feel i would choose Portugal or France but it was interesting to hear you say the job market is challenging especially coming from someone with lived experience of it.
Maybe South France it is as i cant do German or Irish winters
Thanks again
Your voice is soothing.. infact the whole speaking style.
Instant sub pls do 5 best countries for international medical students too.
What about New Zealand or Singapore to study and job market. it's also english speaking countries.
Small job markets. Very far away from everything. High cost of living
The US, Ireland and UK are 1000* better
You didn't mention this but i'll choose to study in Poland. Poland is a great country.
Ps: I'm a Nigerian
"the math is not mathin"
- Yulia
Thank you for your informative videos. subbed!
Thanks for the sub!
Love your vibe, it's nice to hangout and listen to you! Please do make a video on job market in every European country and work visas for expats!
Nice video! I was wondering why Netherlands was not in this list. With universities like Rotterdam and uVa , it has so many great masters and research programs to offer. There appears to be a housing crisis though. In recent times even Canada and Ireland seem to face the same.
The students can go with Eramus scholarship, they will cover somehow the accomodation
I'm 16 years old and I want to study cyber security,data science and physics.
But the problem is I can't speak any language except English
you can learn a new language bro, as I'm doing right now with english
@@JOAOPEDRO1789ZZ
But which
Love from India 🫂 thanks for insights 😁 can you make a video about best asian countries for international students 😊😊 sincere request
I want this coffee cup!
owff.. another sexual frustated indian💩
Love from Montréal, I'm visiting Portugal this summer hope I'm going to like it
Hope you enjoy it!
Thank You For Information❤
K xa torpe vai
Such an informative video❤ please do suggest top 5 universities in Germany to do MBA or CAHRM and it’s scope.
Very informative video. But I want to know about Austria for a study destination.
@@marufhasan4494 their process is stressful honestly and don't have much courses for English speaking students
i've really seen those huge lines for a room, here in Toronto
Thank you Julia quite helpful, do you doing a video on some countries offering free education and free vocational training too like Finland and Spain?
I do have a video about free education in Portugal! th-cam.com/video/P40dGDRv4lg/w-d-xo.html
This is a good informational video ❤🎉
Gooys consider japan also they give montly stipend for internatinal students for both batchlors and masters also "mext schlorship"
What about Japan?? 😅
beautiful video, i love how unbiased and informative this is :)
thanks for your video. I studied in Germany for 2 years and dropped out because of the really insane bureaucracy. The same applies to leaving Deutschland.
Thank you for the video it's awesome. What about czechia, it's been one of my planned destination for study , thanks
Thank you very much for this information. Please what about Gibrarltar?
@@ngukugibril6441 my uncle stay in zchechia and for you to study there you must know Zchech language first and it's not easy bro
Can you make a video on part time jobs for student in european countries. It will really help
How about Finland. 😩 or Estonia
Finland is good
Just came across your content- I love your persona !😂 also alot of those stereotypes are so so true 🙏🏽
Really enjoyed your way of presentation
In my own experience and based on other friends' experiences, right now, Ireland is not the best option for foreign students. At least in Dublin. 😢
How to study abroad, when you don't know these country's language? At local universities you're studying with local language ...
How about Italy?
Australia, UK, Ireland and New Zealand in that order. For study and migration for international Ebglish speaking students.
I don’t even want to look up the cost of living in those countries
WALL OF EYES MENTIONED‼️‼️‼️😃😃😃😃🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
love it 🙏🏼
*Can try study to Malaysia truly Asia location near Singapore, a lot of international students study in Malaysia 🇲🇾 Welcome*
Thanks a lot!
Most international student need English- speaking countries.
Yeah
please do a video about the best countries to study medecine and dentistry for international student specially for students from developing countries
Very nice. Will watch your other videos too.
Thank you for the info, also can you give us more information for South Korea and Ireland, like for the scholarship and all. Thank you, Yulia.
I’m still surprised how you didn’t add Austria! May I know why?
Where would 21 year old Yulia will choose to study Masters in Mmgt./ Finance from USA, Canada, Ireland, UK, France, Germany, Australia. (considering long term settlement objectives). Would love to hear your answer Yulia, Thanks!!
Living in the same dilemma will wait for her answer
thanks for your question! I was exactly 21 when I chose to study in Canada 🍁 the USA and Australia were (and still are) out of the equation for me: the US is not safe and Australia is far from everything + the spiders & snakes are not my cup of tea. The UK is expensive + it's getting harder every year to stay there after your studies. My 2nd option was Germany as I speak German but something told me that Canada would be a perfect fit for me (I think the snow was calling me haha). If I had to choose again, I'd still pick Canada BUT I'd spend more time on job market research.
If your plan is to get citizenship fast, Canada and Germany are the fastest right now. If you wanna make money, I think the US is the best for that. And if you want to study, work & travel, Europe is the place to be. I hope this helps!
@@ThisisYulia Is it still possible to apply for Canada and if yes which universities are the best and reliable depending on the job opportunities
@@ThisisYulia I want everyone of all the points you listed lol. But do you think it is worth to go to Canada because of all the economic crisis going on there, also the racism against the immigrants is crazy too
@@ThisisYuliawell,we have the labour party in charge now so things might get easier for international students to stay after graduation but I wouldn't bank on that especially after a few days of violent protests on the streets here in many cities by the far right largely fuelled by anti-immigrant sentiments.
The smile record in the background... The most random thing I've seen this whole month 😭
Yulia please make one about denmark!
"it can even snow"💀🤣
this is a well put out video
Hi Yulia! I appreciate this video. How about SPAIN though? :)
2:30 а как же стронг сербия? 3 года внж, затем получение пмж и пасош у тебя (взамен старого (кринж))
Hi from Papua New Guinea.
Came across your video, looking for countries to do a masters.
Thanks
Hie Yulia, wanted to know if it still stands for 2025
What about Austria😢
I just make a hard decision to go as international student
I'm looking for Good Game Design University in Ireland but options are limited. Like hardly 2 universities
How about the income taxes? One of the major advantages of a US degree is it's wide acceptance all across the globe, which is often not the case for European schools
Education fee is also very low in Latvia
High cost of living
I am interested in studying in Ireland or France
I am an English language graduate and I am looking to pursue my postgraduate studies in Business Administration or Human Resources Management in either France or Ireland
I request you to make a detailed video on Ireland for international students from Bangladesh. I am planning to apply for Irish universities and I shall be benefitted if you did so
Thanks
what about spain? south korea is to harsh for SEA
For my point of view Italian is best country for studying because Italian is not expensive to live or study for anyone who wants study there
Thank you for your sharing knowledge
Hi Yulia,this video is very great and educative…..but what about China,what are the pros and cons of studying there?
You should definitely add Sweden and the Netherlands to the list
your eyes are really beautiful , I am planning to study abroad so it helped me a lot.
@@mrb7931 her eyes helped you a lot ? 😂😂
@@peterabrahams5276 yeah its beautiful but don't take it wrong way
Great video! What do you think about "The wall of eyes" album?
I respect the way you guided and provided even needled details and also about cons of the countries very well....
Well done!
Thank you for the video it's awesome.
Nice Explanation Girlll ❤
Hi Yulia could you make a video about MiM in Germany?? You could suggest the colleges and their fee structure and everything.It'll be really helpful 😅
I appreciate your research i think Ireland will be good regarding cost and jobs after degree
As a Bulgarian🇧🇬 I will say that good country for international students is Russia! But before your studying in Russia-please learn russian language! My dream is to study railway engineering in Saint Petersburg. In the city on Neva and the Baltic sea..... My dream is Nevskiy or Ligovskiy Prospekt boulevards..... The Hermitage. Saint Petersburg is very beautyful. All Russia is very beautyful, but Saint Petersburg and Moscow are cities of the dreams! You will see many other things around the education in Russia! #STUDYINRUSSIA Greetings from Sofia, Bulgaria🇧🇬!!!
@@lachezar_ninov22216 привет дорогой болгарин, очень надеюсь что все твои мечты скоро сбудутся, с нетерпением ждём тебя в России, таким как ты здесь очень рады🇷🇺❤️🇧🇬
Is Austria a good country for international students?
Please let me know how you feel about studying in Hungary. ❤
As a lifelong US citizen I could never Imagine going to school anywhere other than at a junior college/ UC/ and private university in the USA. No thanks!!!
Thsnks a lot for you !
How about Finland for international student? plss
Помню смотрел твои видео ещё на русском и мечтал обучаться за рубежом
Сейчас, учась за рубежом вижу те же самые видео только теперь на английском
What a crazy world
поздравляю и спасибо за доверие!
Thanks for sharing. You are absolutely right. I studied in Canada for 2 years, spending 24k CAD. It was very expensive, and after graduation, pp couldn't find a job because the job market was so bad sorry. If I had a choice, I would choose Germany instead.
Could you please tell me what are the best courses in ireland related to computer science background
@@CricketGame-x9u I personally wouldn’t choose ireland. Cost of living is ridiculous, and there are actually a really small choice of universities. The only good thing I see so far is English language
loved this video! What are some jobs that are in demand in Portugal though? I'm trying to find places outside of US, UK, and Australia that are good for design strategy jobs. Thanks once again!