Some problems about studying in Austria

Immigration is still difficult.

The new draft stipulates that immigrants who have lived in Austria for more than six years and have not received unemployment benefits or subsistence allowances can apply for Austrian citizenship as long as they meet one of the following two conditions: First, they have a high level of German (B2 level); 2. Those who have reached the intermediate level of German but have made positive contributions to the society have more than 3 years' public welfare certificate (such as fire alarm, voluntary nurse and red cross worker).

In addition, the draft also has certain requirements for the applicant's financial situation, requiring the applicant to produce proof of family daily living expenses of not less than 1 0,000 euros per month for three consecutive years. Applicants need to pass the naturalization exam, and at the same time, they will modify the exam content to reduce the topics involving historical knowledge.

Tuition and so on are very cheap.

Tuition-free public universities: Almost all Austrian public higher education institutions offer tuition-free education to students from third world countries, including those from China.

Low cost of living: Austria has a high standard of living. However, due to the small number of overseas students in China, the government adopts various preferential investment and economic subsidy policies for students to immigrate to Australia, so the housing and living expenses are not high. In addition, the Austrian government allows college students to work, so the living expenses can be solved by working. In this way, many outstanding students who can't afford the high cost of studying in Britain and the United States can enjoy the same quality education without increasing too much family financial burden and shouldering the heavy burden of studying abroad.

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