Poor family, how to study abroad and immigrate to Northern Europe?

Poor families can generally study abroad, and the advantages of studying in northern Europe have great returns.

Studying in Denmark:

The annual tuition fee for graduate students ranges from 50,000-10.3 million, and the living expenses can be solved by 60,000-70,000 a year. The calculated annual cost is between 1, 654.38+0.2 million yuan. At the undergraduate level, some schools are tuition-free, while others are not.

Cost:

The actual living expenses are 50,000-60,000 yuan per year, and the tuition fee is about 90,000 yuan per year.

Studying in Norway:

The annual living expenses and tuition fees of language colleges are about 8-65,438+10,000 yuan, while public universities are generally free of tuition fees and only need to pay a registration fee of about 5-600 kroner. Private universities generally charge about 50,000 kronor a year.

Master's program:

Tuition is free, living expenses are paid regularly every month, and the student dormitory is equivalent to about 2000 yuan per month. Meal cost: If you cook by yourself, the meal cost is only about 1000 yuan per month.

Studying in Sweden:

The tuition fee for most subjects is about 70,000-654.38+0.4 million RMB, and the monthly living expenses are about 7,300 Swedish kronor. The average annual expenditure for scholarships and part-time jobs is about 1- 1.5 million yuan.

Studying in Finland:

At present, Finland has started to charge tuition fees for non-EU students, and it needs to pay at least 1500 euros every year. Depending on the course, most students will pay 4,000 to 20,000 euros.

Generally speaking, the Nordic countries spend about13-150,000 a year. Are you excited to see this cost? In fact, studying in northern Europe has many other advantages besides low cost.

1. There are many famous schools: the English penetration rate is high, and there are many world-class famous schools and Nobel Prize winners.

2. Allow to work: the hourly salary is high, and there is no limit to working during holidays, which saves money to some extent.

3. High-welfare countries: the happiness index is the highest, the GDP is high, and international students enjoy free medical care on an equal footing.

4. Public security: The country with the lowest crime rate has a strong country and simple folk customs.

5. Green card is good for employment: welcome talents to settle down. There are many world-renowned enterprises with high demand for international talents.

6. Beautiful scenery and livable: a famous tourist attraction with rare natural beauty, cool in summer and warm in winter.

7. Schengen visa: free access to 25 EU countries.

8. Denmark does not need financial guarantee, and other countries are about 60,000-80,000 yuan/year.

9. Enroll in the autumn of August-September every year, open applications in August 8- 10/0 before enrollment, start preparation before 10 in the previous year, or after graduation.

10, all English learning, except for Norwegian undergraduate students who need to use Norwegian, 90% of the residents have a high level of English, so they don't have to worry about the living language.