Can I work in other European countries after studying in the UK?

There are strict restrictions on students' work in Britain. Working in a Chinese restaurant has only a low income, even the minimum hourly wage of British nationals. The money you get can only meet your usual needs, let alone earn money-renting a house is impossible. Moreover, the personnel there are complicated, and the British police often go to Chinese restaurants for inspection. Without identification, they can always catch many people. Working there is actually more dangerous. It is best to contact the internet or British newspapers for ordinary part-time jobs. There are many part-time jobs here, which are very flexible.

Before your study visa expires, you must find a unit to accept you, and then the unit will help you apply for a "work permit" from the Ministry of the Interior. That's the difficulty. The company is willing to use you, but it doesn't count. The Ministry of the Interior must review your materials before deciding whether it is necessary for the unit to hire you as a foreigner. So many companies are afraid of trouble and don't want to use foreigners. Unless you graduate from a prestigious school and have extraordinary talents, the unit will be interested in hiring you.

The application and obtaining of "Work Permit" must also be completed before your student visa expires, otherwise you will be illegally detained. After obtaining the permit, you can continue to use it to apply for a work visa. The immigration regulations have been revised, so it is impossible to get a permanent residence permit for a five-year work visa and a 10 student visa. Unless you can directly become a skilled immigrant from a student, the requirements of skilled immigrants are too high, and ordinary graduates simply cannot meet the requirements of skilled immigrants.

Two friends I know both got work permits and stayed here to work, but both graduated from "London Imperial College London". Think about whether they can get into a school of the same level. If you are a prestigious university plus a doctor, you still have a good chance to stay here.

Yes, of course, a few years after graduation, there is also a great chance to become a scientific immigrant.

Maybe you don't want to emigrate at all, but you said that your family is not rich, so I think you must consider all aspects: can you get a work permit after graduation? If you can't get it, you can only go back to China. What if you don't want to go back to China? These are all things to consider. However, from the perspective of earning money, it should be easier for the United States, Canada and Australia to earn money, because these countries have no restrictions on international students looking for jobs after graduation, and employers do not need to submit materials to the immigration bureau. They have the right to choose people, so it is very easy for you to find a job after graduation-making money.