HOW I FINNALY MOVED OUT OF THE ASYLUM HEIM | Angie Owoko

[@Anlena]

Angie, your videos are a series I always look forward to. Please, keep them coming

[@AngieOwoko]

Thanks Angeli

[@nancyagala2740]

Angie i love your honesty and the great information.I have a Germany dad who sponsored my education.Everytime I Express interest to visit Germany he was hesitant and always told me his world is very different from my world in Africa and Kenya.He lives in Neustadt.I now understand.I love your courage and hunger to succeed.You motivate me alot.

[@AngieOwoko]

I am impressed, thanks dear

[@JohnJuma]

Almost all European countries carry out emergency drills with such alarms going off! They help in preparing people in case of disaster like flooding, earthquake, wildfire, tsunami, etc. Germans seem to be strict on movement, in other EU countries, you only need to show up on a particular day of the week to check in biometrically and then go wherever you want within the country! Great reality story.

[@sherryshazala7123]

God is good he made everything smooth for you. Keep pushing more blessings gal you are a hero.

[@brendadickson9583]

Thank you sis learning alot on your videos n God bless you more❤

[@AngieOwoko]

Most welcome Brenda

[@essywilliams7262]

Glory be to God🙏I wish only the best for you Angie.

[@susanmagiri2282]

Yours is a story of courage and Faith.

[@AngieOwoko]

It is indeed 🤗

[@angelmichael9026]

I really love your spirit. Unbeatable.

[@chris_shivutse]

Good news that really demand total patience. The alarm scared me too😂😂, and fire panel around me started beeping while I was watching your video when you’re almost fainting 😂🤣

[@AngieOwoko]

I know!😂

[@chris_shivutse]

@@AngieOwoko 😂😂

[@jemeiemma9019]

Hi Angie,thank you for keeping up updated. I have a question though I'm currently doing my German language,I have a bachelor's in environmental science..I'm passionate about the environment and im not into nursing stuffs..how can I get my way to Deutchland??is it possible? Besides taking my masters what else can you advise

[@elkayjangovlogs2033]

Hello , you are doing a pretty job , please how many months do you stay in the camp for total?

[@gofgan]

Long time gal' i wish only the best for u!

[@anitaemmy]

Please if my husband is already in Germany and I want to come through visit visa and don't intend to come back please how can I extend my stay apart from seeking asylum

[@emilyokal4940]

Good news it's all by grace of God. Agie are you allowed to travel out of Germany like coming to Kenya

[@AngieOwoko]

Hi Emily, yes I can travel under certain conditions

[@mwendapoleee]

Stick to your Job ,i did Pflege though it was not my wish but just got coarsed into but i quit its not everybodys thing.

[@njokistockinger1837]

Pflege is not for everyone, i don't understand why those in Pflege don't respect other people's choices. Do what you like and feel comfortable doing .

[@ibrahimoyengo]

What of those without boy friends or girl friends to help them move? Can they just move on there own

[@gertywilson1514]

The fire alarm test is good…health and safety is taken seriously in most European countries. Your journey was hard but now things are working out well for you hopefully you’ll see your daughter soon 💕

[@nyanjuistephanie1658]

Hey Angie how is it for someone who has Dublin

[@angiek8164]

can you travel to kenya

[@THINKAA_BELL]

Please sis, can you advise me to move to Europe on a 3 months Tourist Tourist visa

[@msohthemecreate]

Ever heard of 6months germany work seeking visas?

[@nell449]

How far have you gone with your asylum case

[@lizznjogu6102]

I wonder why people think that nursing is for everyone!! Am in the US and it’s the same, everyone advising you to go for it!!!

[@AngieOwoko]

I know, right?

[@olumuyiwaojo3532]

I wonder o. Job satisfaction is key and not necessarily the money that follows.

[@wora1111]

Germany has lots of open positions for nurses and not enough young people who want that job. So we are happy for every immigrant that supports us. Probably similar in the USA.

[@favouredsyl]

​@@wora1111 can you assist with information and guidance to those interested? If yes, your email please.

[@wora1111]

@@favouredsyl I understand that wish, but it does not really help. One of the most important things is to learn the language and show initiative, as Angie did. German bureaucracy will ask you for all kinds of qualifications again and again, so you need to acquire those and you have to understand what is being asked for.

[@Sabinazimmermangerm]

Flige nini?😅😅😅😅

[@eliwan001]

Hello dear...I was inquiring about nursing in Germany.

[@ndoriag1214]

Glory to God

[@yvonneotieno1704]

Your unbeatable,,,,your journey is soo encouraging

[@lifesprinklesbytamara]

❤️❤️❤️

[@AngieOwoko]

Thanks 🙏

[@ClashiePatra]

Hey Is staying in an asylum very bad

[@AngieOwoko]

Nope , it depends

[@irenegovereh6337]

​@@AngieOwoko on what?

[@ASHAMOMULTIPURPOSE]

Did you see asylum seekers with kids?

[@AngieOwoko]

Yes, there were lots of kids

[@nosafordraphael776]

Good evening. If i am an asylum seeker, and My wife just made it to Germany as an international students to study master degree. Pls is it possible for me to change my asylum status and become a dependent under my wife s student visa?? Pls help me find out

[@AngieOwoko]

Hi Raphael, yes I believe so as long as you are legally married

[@KiKi-cx5rv]

@Nosaford Raphael No you cannot be a dependent on another person’s student visa.

[@KiKi-cx5rv]

She has to complete her studies and get a job with a salary that’s considered enough to sponsor her family to join her here through family reunion. Applying for asylum isn’t as easy and glamorous as people make it seem.

[@lidianyagombe6727]

​@@KiKi-cx5rv, very true, it is comes as a last resort .

[@wazuriiicreations7390]

You can not change your situation when your partner holds a student visa also because she is allowed a certain hours to work per week which can not sustain a family .

[@duskybee1110]

Pflege. Not Fliege. Pflege. Pronounced as flege (the P is silent)Fliege is a fly. Or the act of flying. Also, in Germany, Pflegekraft/ Pflegepersonal is neither nursing nor being a nurse . It's Care-Assistent. And yes, it's not everyone's piece of cake. So I'm actually proud of you for saying no to something you cannot do or are not interested in

[@nantongo2613]

Thanks dear,your email please

[@AngieOwoko]

[e-mail]

[@urumulitv520]

Can I get your email