Student Life in Cottbus, Brandenburg | Cost of Living, Life as a foreigner, Getting a job

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  • Опубликовано: 11 янв 2025

Комментарии • 33

  • @ebereuchechukwuisrael9618
    @ebereuchechukwuisrael9618 2 года назад +1

    Nice one Destiney.. see me thinking about the hassle of getting a job related to what I want to study. Thanks 4 dis. I'm really fascinating about studying in Germany and I'm making plans. I should be doing my nysc later this year. After that Germany by God's grace. I'm just tryna be familiar with d process. Thumbs up bro. More grace

    • @ImmigrantHubGermany
      @ImmigrantHubGermany  2 года назад +1

      Thanks man! Love your mindset. I can tell you that Germany is a good study and work abroad location. You just need to have the right information and connection.
      Already making plans now for later is the best thing; you will gather all the necessary information and make the right connections before arriving Germany.

  • @Glorydike13
    @Glorydike13 2 года назад

    Wow am very glad I found this channel

    • @ImmigrantHubGermany
      @ImmigrantHubGermany  2 года назад

      Hi Glory,
      Thanks for watching the video. I am happy the information it vital. Let me know if you need anything.

  • @frodo.m
    @frodo.m 2 года назад

    Another yet interesting episode.

  • @frodo.m
    @frodo.m 2 года назад

    Yet another interesting episode

  • @maka_maduks
    @maka_maduks 2 года назад

    Thanks for this informative video. I am a new subscribers, planning on moving to Germany via the study route. How possible is it for me to come over with my husband and child if I get my visa to study in Germany. Is it even possible to come with them?

    • @ImmigrantHubGermany
      @ImmigrantHubGermany  2 года назад +1

      A student visa may not allow you to come with your family, especially not with your spouse. It probably may be possible to come with kids, but you’d have to show sufficient proof of funding for them.

  • @haya4895
    @haya4895 2 года назад

    Thank you a lot both for the review. I looked for these videos to know more aobut foreigners perspectives, as I read terrible stuff about this city that makes me reluctant to consider.
    Although I heard this part about living there, I still want to ask:
    Out of 10, how much would you recommend a person to work there?
    thank you a lot

    • @ImmigrantHubGermany
      @ImmigrantHubGermany  2 года назад

      Working there depends on the available opportunities and what you are looking for. So, a recommendation would be based on individual profiles.
      Are you active on SETLINN? You can connect with more people abroad on SETLINN. Feel free to create an account and explore the platform yourself.

    • @haya4895
      @haya4895 2 года назад

      @@ImmigrantHubGermany well i meant from a point of view of racism, regardless of the opportunity itself.
      I will check out setlinn thank you

    • @ImmigrantHubGermany
      @ImmigrantHubGermany  2 года назад +1

      @@haya4895 many international students live peacefully in Cottbus and the system doesn't permit any sort of unfair treatment. So, I believe you shouldn't have issues living peacefully and treated fairly in Cottbus.

    • @haya4895
      @haya4895 2 года назад +1

      @@ImmigrantHubGermany this is reassuring. Thank you a lot. Online i read frightening stuff, but i believe in individual occasions like yours. Because media always overestimate stuff
      Thanx

    • @ImmigrantHubGermany
      @ImmigrantHubGermany  2 года назад +1

      @@haya4895 I couldn't agree more. This is also why we make videos with people living in those places; to tell the true story by the people living the experience.

  • @jonathanotoide8969
    @jonathanotoide8969 Год назад

    I enjoyed this presentation. Please, these costs of rentage, is it yearly payment or monthly payment?

    • @ImmigrantHubGermany
      @ImmigrantHubGermany  Год назад +1

      Lol 😂
      Monthly payment. It’d be way too expensive if people were to pay yearly.

    • @jonathanotoide8969
      @jonathanotoide8969 Год назад

      @@ImmigrantHubGermany OK. Thanks for the clarification.

    • @jonathanotoide8969
      @jonathanotoide8969 Год назад

      @@ImmigrantHubGermany Hello my Brother. Please, I need you to clarify this contending matter about German Student Visa categories?
      Please, I am already given admission letter to start my study in German University by October, 2023.
      ===Which Visa category should I apply for because I made second class?
      ===I learnt that those who didn't make first class will be given student visa only after one year of submission of application. Is this true?
      === I am also told that if am not on scholarship I will have to wait for at least one year after submission of application. Is it true?

    • @ImmigrantHubGermany
      @ImmigrantHubGermany  Год назад +1

      @@jonathanotoide8969 that’s true.
      We recommend you contact your school and ask to defer the admission to next year.
      Feel free to join SETLINN and connect we people who are discussing this matter.

    • @jonathanotoide8969
      @jonathanotoide8969 Год назад

      @@ImmigrantHubGermany Please, how do I join SETLINN?

  • @IgeJava
    @IgeJava Год назад

    Please what's his contact, i'm planning to move also.

  • @thezaggy770
    @thezaggy770 2 года назад

    Can i get his Instagram, please?
    I'll be moving to Cottbus soon, BTU for studies so i would love to ask him a few things🙏
    Thank you

    • @ImmigrantHubGermany
      @ImmigrantHubGermany  2 года назад

      You can leave your comments here and we’ll pass it on to him, if needed. There’s no need to connect with him directly - the same information can be obtained from any other person, they just need to have what you need.

  • @linuxuser234
    @linuxuser234 2 года назад

    What is the situation of part time job for students, Is it easy or difficult to get part time job?

    • @ImmigrantHubGermany
      @ImmigrantHubGermany  2 года назад +1

      From our experience, it is very easy to get a part time student job. We encourage new guys to make friends with people living in their cities; it's always easy that way.