Sweden is a wonderful place to live with its kind people, excellent public services, and corporate culture that encourages people to have a good work-life balance. It is no surprise that many people decide to move to Scandinavia’s largest country to enjoy all of the things that Sweden has to offer. However, there are some important things to know before moving to Sweden – useful and helpful things, the kind of knowledge that can make any move smoother. In this thread, I will be taking you on an adventure of what it is like to study in Sweden as an international student. I will be your host on this thread. You can watch some of the Videos I recently put up on youtube.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrU_Oe7XdjA&t=1956s


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I have this list of question which I have been waiting and compiling to ask you, pls help me out, this Sweden na I dey fight for but this period is not too good and no money to go through education I have been qualify but no money, to be approve admitted.
So by answering this question will help me and motivate me for the future.

You went there for adventure, business or education, what am seeing it is like it is adventure?

Which connection did you get to be offer visa for Sweden?

What is the total expenses in Sweden while staying in Sweden?

How long have you spend in Sweden?

Different countries have different programs that allow people to stay or live within their borders.

The most popular routes for emigration include:

1. Work permit
2. Study permit for Bachelor's, Master's, PhD
3. Skills-based permanent residence programs

But, of all 3, I believe that getting a study permit or visa for studies is the easiest and least costly.

How did I come to this conclusion?

Different countries have different programs that allow people stay or live within their borders.

The most popular routes for emigration include:

1. Work permit
2. Study permit for Bachelor's, Master's, PhD
3. Skills-based permanent residence programs

But, of all 3, I believe that getting a study permit or visa for studies is the easiest and least costly.

How did I come to this conclusion?

I have 3 reasons.

Let's look at them together.

1. Difficulty getting a work permit from outside a country.

For most countries, you need to get a job first before you can even talk about applying for a work permit.

But the problem is, it's very difficult to get a job in all these countries when applying from outside that country.

For example, let's look at this scenario.

If you're an employer in a country and you want to hire people, who would you hire first? Someone who is already living in the country or someone who doesn't have any visa or permit to get into that country yet?

2. Cost of immigrating through skills-based permanent residence programs

It's really capital intensive when you consider all the money that's needed if you want to apply for skills-based permanent residence programs.

From the proof of funds to the cost of degree certificate evaluation and cost of medical exams, cost of IELTS test, etc

However, for Master's studies, you can even get funding for your studies from scholarships or graduate teaching/research assistantships.

3. Complexity of process immigrating through skills based permanent residence programs.

The process could be quite confusing and complex for skills based permanent residence programs.

If you've read about the Canada Express Entry program, at one time or the other, you must have been confused by all the technical terms about the process you need to be familiar with. ITA, FSW, PNP, NOC, AOR, ADR, PPR, CRS Score, etc

But for Master's studies, all you need is to get admitted and get funding.

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How much does a Visa to sweden worth.... In naira pls?

The only good thing to have come out of Sweden is Zlatan Ibrahimovich.

How much does a condo cost in Sweden?

Pesin fit buy loud for Sweden?

..

We dey wait

Space booked

WhiteIverson:
The only good thing to have come out of Sweden is Zlatan Ibrahimovich.

Sweden is the world's 16th wealthiest country

I envy u o

I love to study at KTH or Chalmers.

I go like go Sweden o
But there is no money on ground

Alright

Ok

WhiteIverson:
The only good thing to have come out of Sweden is Zlatan Ibrahimovich.

And their fantastic social welfare system

And of course ABBA

Nice

One of the European countries I'll be visiting in the near future.

Okay

phemmyfour:
Sweden is the world's 16th wealthiest country

wealthy doesn't mean it would circulate

Now on the front page....OP fire on

Na lunch n nin sense tlk u want mk we watch,na dt one b the Sweden

Make I do travel o

9ja2sweden:
Sweden is a wonderful place to live with its kind people, excellent public services, and corporate culture that encourages people to have a good work-life balance. It is no surprise that many people decide to move to Scandinavia’s largest country to enjoy all of the things that Sweden has to offer. However, there are some important things to know before moving to Sweden – useful and helpful things, the kind of knowledge that can make any move smoother. In this thread, I will be taking you on an adventure of what it is like to study in Sweden as an international student. I will be your host on this thread. You can watch some of the Videos I recently put up on youtube.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrU_Oe7XdjA&t=1956s


CC: Lalastica and moderators

God when will I travel out?

Ok

Booked