Thank you Arvind for good explanation. I live in Norway and I have many friends who are studied in OsloMet, UIO and NTNU. I am gonna put some points here as per my knowledge. 1. Norway education is Ok Ok, not competitive, so far it was free it was good but now its not worth. 2. I myself work in IT industry here and salaries are not that good compared to Germany, Netherlands and some other central European countries, so if you are coming for tech career, do your research. 3. Norway is freakingly expensive, so saving would be very little, unless you are couple and both work in high skilled industry. 4. If you only want to get out of India and have money to spend, then you may think anyway. 5. Before you apply to any university here, check with universities about their status on this fees.
I'm 23 and had no experience at all before coming to Norway. Now, I am in second year and just started my thesis.. I already got a full time job offer with package as much as i would get in America. For those of you in dilemma now, If you are passionate about studies, just come. It's worth it.
What about Students dependent who is already here in Norway?? Norway 🇳🇴 was in student choices because of free Education. Fee of this structure better to go some English speaking countries where we don’t need to stress on languages and we can have easy settlement options compared to Norway
The date for voting on the bill has been scheduled i.e 23 May, this bill will be concluded by end of May(either rejection or adaption) by Strorting. Please raise your voice against the tuition fees for international students. #stoppskolepenger !
I wouldn't go with that amount, that amount exclude even wealthier class in my country as they prefer well known universities for the same amount, for middle class folks in north africa this is just impossible for them. people would still choose countries like France, UK, netherlands, Italy, and such they have very moderate fees. don't forget that I personally know people managed to study in UK because UK has a much more capitalistic settings and pay is relatively high, that's how they could afford to pay tuition and save money to live.
Hello Sir,, how are you.. is there any update about the post graduation work permit,,, is it still remains 1 year or along with tution fees will they going to give second thought about it..
So what you are saying is this new fee structure is not yet approved and implemented, am I right? So is UiS going ahead to charge the exorbitant fee on top of the subsistence financial amount of around $20,000 per year?
Implementing the tuition fee is ok, but from 2024. It is not sensible because this is a large amount of money. this prices are so expensive even for students from developed countries. We must know that we have to pay tuition or not before applying and now it is so late and this rule must be implemented from 2024 😏
Yeah it is so unfair for 2023 applicants. And even no scholarship scheme is available which is really rare around the globe. Actually that education minister wanted to apply from 2024 but he changed his mind and brought the plan forward to 2023...
@@chencheng-pr3iq I think they have to do that from 2024. Now is too late. Universities should become ready for that and provide the infrastructure. I have no doubt the number of students will will decrease and they have to downsize. The significant part time jobs are being done by int student. If they do not come to Norway, Small businesses will encounter the lack of bilingual young workforce. I hope that they will change their mind.
If the student's residence permit came from family immigration, is it exempted as well? So i guess this is for all the international students who applied for study permits am I right?
Hello sir I'm child of eu citizens my parents are living in Norway should I also have to pay tuition fee for undergraduate program please reply! Regards Ankit
@@sajanakhattri2872 hello dd I'm also from Nepal so yo outside eu vanya malai eu citizens hunuprne ho fee natirna lai? Ki parents through bata free ma padhna painxa??
Thank you Arvind for good explanation. I live in Norway and I have many friends who are studied in OsloMet, UIO and NTNU. I am gonna put some points here as per my knowledge. 1. Norway education is Ok Ok, not competitive, so far it was free it was good but now its not worth. 2. I myself work in IT industry here and salaries are not that good compared to Germany, Netherlands and some other central European countries, so if you are coming for tech career, do your research. 3. Norway is freakingly expensive, so saving would be very little, unless you are couple and both work in high skilled industry. 4. If you only want to get out of India and have money to spend, then you may think anyway. 5. Before you apply to any university here, check with universities about their status on this fees.
I'm 23 and had no experience at all before coming to Norway. Now, I am in second year and just started my thesis.. I already got a full time job offer with package as much as i would get in America. For those of you in dilemma now, If you are passionate about studies, just come. It's worth it.
Good to hear that. Are you placed in an IT firm? Or in some other sectors?
@@akashray594 Process Industry
if they officially implement tuition fees, then im out
the front up cost and extreme winters are definitely not worth it if its approved by the government. Thank you.
What about Students dependent who is already here in Norway??
Norway 🇳🇴 was in student choices because of free Education. Fee of this structure better to go some English speaking countries where we don’t need to stress on languages and we can have easy settlement options compared to Norway
The date for voting on the bill has been scheduled i.e 23 May, this bill will be concluded by end of May(either rejection or adaption) by Strorting. Please raise your voice against the tuition fees for international students. #stoppskolepenger !
I wouldn't go with that amount, that amount exclude even wealthier class in my country as they prefer well known universities for the same amount, for middle class folks in north africa this is just impossible for them.
people would still choose countries like France, UK, netherlands, Italy, and such they have very moderate fees.
don't forget that I personally know people managed to study in UK because UK has a much more capitalistic settings and pay is relatively high, that's how they could afford to pay tuition and save money to live.
But the Good news is that u have mentioned it the end
only good part in norway was free tution fee , i move to canada
So informative video …:…. 👍👍👍
Regardless, I would still prefer Norway because it is my dream country and I aspire to obtain an MBA there.
Hi Arvind, thanks for the video.
I would still prefer Norway , my question can I do a part-time job based on my work experience???
This breaks my heart 💔🥺
Very informative video
Hello Sir,, how are you.. is there any update about the post graduation work permit,,, is it still remains 1 year or along with tution fees will they going to give second thought about it..
So what you are saying is this new fee structure is not yet approved and implemented, am I right? So is UiS going ahead to charge the exorbitant fee on top of the subsistence financial amount of around $20,000 per year?
Greetings!
I'm currently pursuing in B.E(IT engg)- semester4(2nd yr) at an Indian college. Is it possible to transfer at UiO for the 5th semester??
Norway is my dream country... After this I'm thinking to go to Australia for master and then I'll come to Norway for PhD in sha Allah.
Now this channel is useless for me 😞 but still I will be a subscriber because of the travel vlogs🙂 !!
Implementing the tuition fee is ok, but from 2024.
It is not sensible because this is a large amount of money. this prices are so expensive even for students from developed countries. We must know that we have to pay tuition or not before applying and now it is so late and this rule must be implemented from 2024 😏
Yeah it is so unfair for 2023 applicants. And even no scholarship scheme is available which is really rare around the globe. Actually that education minister wanted to apply from 2024 but he changed his mind and brought the plan forward to 2023...
@@chencheng-pr3iq I think they have to do that from 2024. Now is too late. Universities should become ready for that and provide the infrastructure. I have no doubt the number of students will will decrease and they have to downsize. The significant part time jobs are being done by int student. If they do not come to Norway, Small businesses will encounter the lack of bilingual young workforce.
I hope that they will change their mind.
What about small kid. Nursery, class one n all
Do you know if you have to pay for the 2 years of masters up front or just for the first year first
If the student's residence permit came from family immigration, is it exempted as well? So i guess this is for all the international students who applied for study permits am I right?
Prefer going to other Countries like Canada, UK or AUS if this really happens.
Which EU county is best for low cost study and travel
Italy obviously
Germany
Spain
@@ShivamSharma-xy5yr appointments issues these days
@@waleedcheema8301 but still if you plan early it s better option,
Are you applying for Germany 🇩🇪
Can I get admission in University of Oslo for Msc in healthcare management course without ielts
Hello sir I'm child of eu citizens my parents are living in Norway should I also have to pay tuition fee for undergraduate program please reply!
Regards
Ankit
Fee is for those outside pf EU
@@sajanakhattri2872 hello dd I'm also from Nepal so yo outside eu vanya malai eu citizens hunuprne ho fee natirna lai? Ki parents through bata free ma padhna painxa??
@@ankitop8372 if you have Citizenship of EU it’s free, Nepali citizenship xa vane u need to pay
PHD students ko b fee pay krni prti?
No
@@shalikhmughalvlogs7229 ap PhD holder ?
And what about masters?
I want to do bachelor in norway .
Hi Sir
Bad News for us😪😪😪😪😪😪