DO THIS! If you can not AFFORD to FUND your studies in the UK | Cheapest way to relocate abroad!

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[@blk_barbie3874]

In my opinion, for a Nigerian to relocate to the UK for studies, you should have at least 10million naira in real money 😂 Not borrower or bought for show, real money. So you don’t break down working like an ox while your grades suffer. There would be great opportunities to earn money after studies provided you actually put in enough hours into school work!!! Seriously, please, DO NOT play yourself.

[@Chibuike100]

It's really helpful. Thank you for being so blunt

[@emmanueladuku8136]

Going with a dependent will be quite helpful though

[@AmakainLondon]

That is awesome. I had nothing in my bank account when I first applied to study in the UK. It is so doable. Determination is all that is needed. Good luck to everyone trying to start

[@kennedyonyema4563]

Wow. Greetings Amy, are you for real? Can I have your IG handle so that I could have a private chat with you? Please?

[@oluwaseundeborah7769]

Hi, Amaka How did you go about it?

[@maryeruvwetere1507]

How did you do it Amaka

[@ndifrekeudo3601]

How do you do it Amaka pls share your experience with us thanks

[@adewuyitaiwo5622]

How did you do it?

[@bukolaajibola589]

Daniel kudos to you always dropping your video in time.

[@DanielJesuloba]

Hello Bukola Thank you for your kind words Well appreciated 🙏

[@ijeomafab]

Thank you for sharing.

[@marcellinusjohnson1406]

If one can afford to raise 6.5m to fix in a Norwagian university it's simply means the person can afford to process admission in uk

[@queendalineaniakor6340]

After the brexit, people from Europe need sponsorship to be able to work and live in the UK. I think You need to check this information well.

[@rhodaadeola1958]

I think that one major factor to consider when choosing what country to study in (asides funding) is the availability of jobs after studying. In these European countries, language is a major barrier. If you don’t understand the language, it may be really tough to get meaningful job opportunities. Whereas, in the UK, the language is English and the odds are more in your favor.

[@queentandabuk1117]

In my opinion, if you cannot afford studying in the Uk which I think is alot easier, then it will be tougher in some of the mentioned countries that expect you to lock down a certain amount of funds by transferring to a designated foreign account...

[@proudlyafrican6240]

No, you don’t understand..In those countries, you can borrow money from friends/families for the lock in period..When you get there and they release the funds to you, you simply transfer the money back to your family and friends then start hustling…you get it now?

[@a-zwriters5014]

Hi Daniel-moving to any European country apart from the UK and Ireland means you need a grasp of the local language or learn the language. Nigerians always have this mentality that English is a global language and after gaining entry to all these countries they are welcomed by a new set of constraints. So based on your video- if anyone is relocating through the means of studying. They should at least learn the language from Nigeria- at least at intermediate level. Or else you would not get any tangible jobs after graduation without the language proficiency. Furthermore, In Germany -while most public institutions do not have a tuition fee. You still need to pay the Student Union fee and bus tickets- which on an average depending on the state you find yourself is like 120euros per semester. Also factor in housing cost-if you are lucky to get a slot as a student in University housing or hostel- this can be from a minimum of 250 euros for a single room with shared toilets and kitchen. So there are a lot of factors to relocating to a non-english speaking country. Even if the language of instruction for your course is English- please learn the language to intermediate level and once you reach that European country learn more to the advanced level. If you do what most Nigerians do- you will end up doing minijobs with your graduate certificate if you are lucky to get a stay at all. Yes -the tag free tuition is partly true- and if you want to relocate think twice. If you hold a position as a Banker in Nigeria with a Bachelors and want to do a masters here in Germany- do not think that you would continue in that line of profession after your studies. Be flexible to learn the language and also research on which areas in the job market where shortages are- presently in Germany IT is most sought for. That is my own piece of advise. Don't just jump on all you hear online- investigate, ask questions and get candid opinions. Not all that glitters is Gold.

[@adaezebest6404]

Serious Lecture here....✌️👏👏👏👏

[@akinwaleoyinloye9266]

More strength bro, sure this is very resourceful.

[@DanielJesuloba]

Hello Akinwale, Thank you for your kind words Well appreciated 🙏

[@bkkfal6307]

Hello, Joshua. Kindly create a telegram group for better communication.

[@wlbk_]

Very informative videos but can you please cut the build-up to the main points or if possible, put time stamps in your video description. They make your videos too long. Great videos though. Thanks

[@mastert.e.f8601]

Good job bro, no country is cheap for Africans to migrate. Still expensive.

[@Nkem2024]

Thanks for the update. I am having a financial challenge to complete my IHS fees... I just need help, my POF is ready and CAS is ready 😥 just depressed,

[@Burrdmizzle]

Iceland will be the best option out of the three but would someone get the opportunity to work on the side to support themselves once they're in the country?

[@ogunsoladayo3103]

But cost of living in Norway especially accommodation .

[@udomima2402]

Thank you Daniel. Please can I go to Iceland as a student with my hubby?

[@DanielJesuloba]

Yes, please

[@ifeomaada3487]

UK is not a most. There are many countries that are ridiculously cheap

[@imdee9024]

Hi. Thank you for your BRILLIANT content. In this video, you mention that one can apply to up to 5 universities. Is there a limit of universities one can apply to in UK? My daughter is academically strong so we are going to try apply for scholarships for 2024 in the UK. We are at the research stages now. Thank you

[@firstlenejonahman]

Make a video on how divorced single dads or mum's can relocate to foreign countries..

[@Healthfirst360]

Hello jay good afternoon and how are you doing? Please I was to ask you a question and please I will really like a sincere reply because I felt like am safe with you. I saw a video of a lady who go live on Instagram with daddy freze saying it's not possible for someone to come to UK as an international student and the student is planning to work to be able to pay the remaining school fees. Because I have gotten several admission offer from UK universities but am scared of going futher because my plans was to pay the first deposit and when I get to UK I will work and pay the balance. I will be graduating as a nurse next month here in north Cyprus but I felt I should just finish my master before going into nursing field fully. Please let me know if it's possible to get a nursing assistant care job to support myself. Thank you Jay and God bless.

[@iboraboghene7384]

Well said but didn't say if student and dependant. Can go. Also is there partime jobs to augment

[@ndifrekeudo3601]

All these countries you mentioned have age limits for MSc those who are advanced in age cannot study there.

[@ticki-samba7153]

Thanks for the video. Norway can you move with family?

[@DanielJesuloba]

Yes, you can

[@afrobettv6308]

Please the free studying is it for both undergraduate and graduate school?

[@moyomoyo2544]

I love u bro...please how do I start the application for masters program in Germany

[@kingsleyuche8188]

What about Luxembourg?

[@nwankwoeberechukwu2607]

Thank you so much sir Daniel for the information you share. I currently hold offers to study in UK Sept 2022. But I have no fund. I think getting a student loan is the only option I have. Please, do you know about any international student loans available in UK that I may apply for? Thanks for your response.

[@coledestiny9429]

Hi Please how did you register?can you send me a link

[@adebayotolulope651]

There's currently no student loan option for international students as far as I know but I might be wrong

[@olayemioluwatosin52]

Weldone Sir , As I always enjoy your video. I asked a question the last time on your last video but I didn’t get a response. Is it feasible that I can pay my tuition of about 19100 and still meet up with other living expenses with my dependent working full time and me working for the designated time? Kindly assist shed light on this. Thanks you 🙏🏼

[@DanielJesuloba]

Hello Oluwatosin, This depends on the city you’re living in, the balance of your fee and the duration of your program? It will be challenging but possible..

[@olayemioluwatosin52]

Thank for your response...the University of bath, the balance of tuition is actually 19100 and master Programme is 1 year..is it still feasible sir?

[@eunicesolanke1567]

I would say it is a no considering the duration of your program and the balance you need to raise. Even if your spouse is working full term,you can’t meet up with 19100 for Tuition fee because you will have to pay house rent and other bills. Your transport and feeding is also there.

[@israeldare3825]

@@eunicesolanke1567 hmm like what amount do you think one could work and pay up in UK. Maybe like 10k? I mean a single person that has paid deposit but remains like 10k, do you think he or she can pay up with work in UK?

[@boadilistowel2312]

Pls can they issue u visa two months or one month prior to your studies starting date?

[@peacecdaniel8946]

Yes

[@joshuamartins6908]

Can you apply for undergraduate also or it only for post graduate

[@Judy-judy22]

Daniel does this apply to undergraduate courses

[@sekinatoluwaseun9295]

Please can we pay for our daughter's tb test, IHS and also apply for her visa along with us, without going together at the same time

[@DanielJesuloba]

Hello Sekinat, It depends on when you’re planning to bring your daughter into the UK After issuance of visa, applicants must be in the UK within three months So you can if she will be joining you in few weeks

[@boadilistowel2312]

Pls can they issue you the visa 2months or one month before prior to ur studies starting date?

[@omowumitemitayotv]

@@boadilistowel2312 yes you can get your visa 6 months to resumption and can enter the country a month to resumption

[@mobillionsa1854]

If you can pay 10keuro as proof of tuition in Norway then uk shouldn't be an issue..this ppl don't tell you all till you get there...

[@olumidedavid4870]

Thank you ooo. 😅

[@egbekunlebimboogundimu2169]

How can an international student husband and his dependant get visa together?

[@DanielJesuloba]

The entire family will apply for visa with the primary applicant

[@tamarainwang6362]

Cost of living in Norway is ridiculous almost double the cost of living in the UK .. do your research first oh

[@DanielJesuloba]

The cost of living in Norway is high and this was mentioned in the video Thank you for watching 🙏

[@queentandabuk1117]

It's also difficult to get any job if you can't speak Norwegian. In addition you can't stay back and work if you have no work after your studies. I should also add that masters programs are for 2years

[@justicelevi8894]

What about people with HND result that wants to study in Norway, because studying in Germany might not be possible due to the blocked account stuff and not having access to the full funds on arrival in Germany. So would the HND graduate have to start afresh or do a postgraduate program in Norway.

[@titilayoprecious3375]

I have the same question

[@amponsaadarkwaboadu5283]

You will get your money back immediately you arrive

[@bigscreen7921]

If you are applying to a company vocational school in Germany you don't need a blocked account and after your studies, u might be given a post-study visa

[@proudlyafrican6240]

Hello Daniel, thanks for your great videos! I have subscribed! One question..My nephew has been given admission to study Petroleum Engineering at Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh…Tuition Fee is £29,960!! Quiet lots of money just on tuition fee not to talk about accommodation and other costs..So very expensive! What do you think?? Do you think it is worth the investment? Thanks

[@Branding_360]

In my opinion, Heriot-Watt is a good University but you can also get Universities with lower tuition fees. I know a couple of them.

[@proudlyafrican6240]

@@Branding_360 Thank you..Can you please advise? Thanks

[@Branding_360]

@@proudlyafrican6240 Yes, I will check for the particular course and probably message you or something. I don't know if that is possible because I am not used to the KZbin app though.

[@proudlyafrican6240]

@@Branding_360 Thank you so very much..You can just drop a message here with the name of the schools or any other information you may have ..What do you say?

[@Branding_360]

@@proudlyafrican6240 Yes, I hope, I would be able to locate this. Like I said, I am not conversant with the app yet, but I will try my best

[@emenikeudochukwu8613]

Please how can I speak with you in privately. I've questions

[@DanielJesuloba]

Yes, we can chat privately. Kindly click here 👉 bit.ly/3EmZ95h

[@aboutbusinessknowledge5675]

So, if it's completely free to study in Germany, why then did you choose to pay millions of naira to study in the UK instead?

[@lawson-01]

Germany requires €10,500+ in a blocked account for study visa

[@aboutbusinessknowledge5675]

@@lawson-01 So, it's not free to study in Germany then. Please, let's be honest and stop sugar-coating reality. There's no such thing as free education for international students; in fact, education is not free for the citizens of this countries mentioned in the video.

[@josiahamabogha6939]

@@aboutbusinessknowledge5675 its free technically... the 10k euros is ur money. You're not giving it to anybody. The government just want you to prove that u have enough money to take care of yourself...

[@busynetmedia6388]

@@aboutbusinessknowledge5675 but that money is for your personal upkeep, so the school is not collecting any tuition

[@beez5123]

The truth is this there's no free education. In Germany in university you pay 0-850 euros in a year , but you need in your bank account around 20.000 euros for accommodation as masters in Europe are two years. You pay the same amount for tuition and accommodation for 1 year in UK. Canada and US on the other hand are way more expensive. There's not free education anywhere in the world so just go where you like to stay don't listen to these people on KZbin. Nowhere is heaven

[@gbengaonita9838]

How do you cope with the language barrier, cos I don't think English is their primary language....

[@cassl.8234]

you can watch youtube vlogs about english speaking students in foreign countries and how they cope

[@christianaholukanni2363]

Hello Mr Daniel, going to study in any of these European countries, can one go along with a dependant for instance, with my son?

[@DanielJesuloba]

Yes, please

[@Okekesylvia1]

Please How can I apply for Accommodation Scholarship in UOS

[@egbuibaizuchukwu3370]

Hey. I see you're going to University of Sunderland. Same as me. Can we link up. I applied last year for the scholarship, they said a decision will be made by June ending or early July. I applied by sending a mail

[@Ekuaba]

Please can I get the link to also apply?

[@Ekuaba]

@@egbuibaizuchukwu3370 please can we link up am also going this September

[@thewulusfamily]

@@egbuibaizuchukwu3370 I'm going to university of Sunderland as well. Can we link up please

[@orjitinorji3643]

@@Ekuaba did they ask you for transcript? How far have you gone?

[@faddikins]

I think you need to timestamp your videos. Interest video.

[@ndubuisimichelle4210]

Please aside from studying ,can I get visa to uk ?

[@omoruyijunior8548]

Healthcare route, my friend just got her CAS from Nigeria

[@maryonalaja5591]

Must you be in health care to get this Visa

[@patrickmamus201]

Hi, please what do you think about reapplying to a school that already rejected my first application. I have adjusted the mistakes i made the first time. Is this okay?

[@cassl.8234]

never hurts to retry. You've got nothing to loose

[@patrickmamus201]

@@cassl.8234 Thank you, i already did. Finger's crossed.

[@tomidilluminator]

What if I want to study in Norway and I’m coming with my wife and son?

[@DanielJesuloba]

Yes, if you receive a Norway Student Visa, you can bring your dependent family members with you via a Norway Family Visa

[@tomidilluminator]

@@DanielJesuloba All right thank you so much. Please do a video on the most affordable places in Norway

[@cassl.8234]

@@tomidilluminator there are many youtube videos on that subject

[@queentandabuk1117]

Taking your family to Uk is alot easier and cheaper when compared to Norway. You must send an equivalent of about 14,000USD to the school as proof of funds before applying for visa.

[@fakorededavid642]

Hi Mr Dan, can I travel after my tb test expires? Like If I applied for visa before the expiring date on the result but travels after the expiring date? Please kindly shed more lights. Thanks

[@DanielJesuloba]

Hello David, It is safer to travel with a valid TB test

[@fakorededavid642]

@@DanielJesuloba Alright Thanks so much

[@preciousebenezer2069]

I’m a Nigerian but schooled in Benin 🇧🇯, (French)what are the chances to get an Admission or possibly a scholarship in Uk?

[@McAyTV1]

If u are a graduate of English University in Benin, u can get admission to UK schools, scholarship? I av no idea

[@preciousebenezer2069]

@@McAyTV1 Thanks for ur reply, would I need an IELTS?

[@johnmoses6973]

@@preciousebenezer2069 depending on the school you’re applying for I finished in 🇧🇯 and réside and work there also

[@ran.movies]

Apply for admission in France you'll get it easily thank UK since u know how to speak french

[@preciousebenezer2069]

@@johnmoses6973 oh good, u finished in Benin republic. so u mean some schools in Uk require IELTS while others don’t?

[@emmaemoezofu1774]

Please try to use KZbin cards to link to the specific video you refer in your videos Abeg Thanks for the information so far.

[@olufemisamuelbankole2197]

Hello Daniel, thanks for sharing. Do you think it will it difficult to pay up 9,000 pounds balance as tuition fee whilst working and studying with my spouse? At what time do you think a student is expected to pay balance of tuition fee for a 1 year Masters that starts in September?

[@ayodisi]

Your spouse can work without limit so you can combine resources. Depending on the school, some insist by December you should have paid up some others are more flexible and you can spread it up until April or thereabout.

[@sammies6807]

You can even pay that money in two months with your spouse

[@olufemisamuelbankole2197]

@@sammies6807 really! Like seriously. I am struggling to do the calculation on how it can work. Please share some analysis.

[@olufemisamuelbankole2197]

@@ayodisi thanks for sharing. I just realized that the school requires it's balance of 9,000 on Feb 1, 2023 after the initial payment has been made Sept 2, 2022

[@sammies6807]

@@olufemisamuelbankole2197 ok that's fine

[@jenniferringsum1697]

You tell too many stories!

[@ndubuisinwabueze9578]

I will like to add u on whatsap sir

[@DanielJesuloba]

Hello Ndubuisi, Let’s connect on WhatsApp Please click here 👉 bit.ly/3EmZ95h

[@mayowaolayinka1382]

I sent you a msg on IG, kindly check your dm🙏🙏