HOW TO MOVE TO EUROPE IN YOUR 20s? My immigration journey as a student and for work | Moving abroad

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @lizalaartistka
    @lizalaartistka Месяц назад

    Thank you for this video! Very helpful and gave me a bit more comfort knowing that I need to just TRY!☺️

  • @peeklifechannel
    @peeklifechannel Месяц назад

    This video was very encouraging! I’m still very young at age 23 but I’m thinking of moving abroad. My friends and family are not happy about my decisions as there are risks that comes along when starting your life from scratch. But in the end I choose what’s best for me and hopefully it will work out 😢

  • @maxgoodwin977
    @maxgoodwin977 4 месяца назад

    Классное видео, у тебя очень хороший уровень английского языка) Я тоже проживаю в Нидерландах уже полтора года.

  • @ekaterinalipinets9306
    @ekaterinalipinets9306 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you for sharing 😊

  • @rebeccaAlves-p5h
    @rebeccaAlves-p5h 9 месяцев назад

    I share a similar path. Fortunately, back in 2016, it was possible to afford an excellent Msc for a very affordable price in Stuttgart. Nowadays non-EU no longer pays that same tuition fee as EU students. Also moved to the Netherlands after that for a Product Manager role :)

    • @mariaskom
      @mariaskom  9 месяцев назад

      Oh wow! That’s indeed a similar path ❤️ if you ever feel like grabbing a coffee, let me know 😊

  • @maria_hadar
    @maria_hadar Год назад +1

    Not sure I agree with the point about going back. I see many people who come to my country, don't succeed as fast or as much as they think they would, and then they move back to where they came from. And maybe they even feel better now about their home country, who knows. I think when you make such big changes in your life, it really helps to know that there is a place to go back to (even if you don't want to actually do this). It takes some pressure off. When I moved to Israel, I told myself "in the worst case, i can always go back" (even though I was pretty sure I would never go back).

    • @mariaskom
      @mariaskom  Год назад

      Of course, knowing that there is a place where your family family is and people that will support you are gives a feeling of safety. What I really meant is that you can go “back”, but most likely it’s not really going to be the same place you’ve left. I had the same thought as you did, in fact I was looking forward to spend some time home with my family, but that time it felt different ❤️

  • @anastaisacaraus8781
    @anastaisacaraus8781 Год назад

    Maria, thank you very much for your video! It is very intresting and inspiring🥰 could you please share your experince and thoughts on your career journey in future videos, as a recent graduate I am very curious to hear it😊

    • @mariaskom
      @mariaskom  Год назад

      Yes, sure! What would you like to know?

  • @elide3443
    @elide3443 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you for the video, it was very informative. What did you study in Germany?😊

    • @mariaskom
      @mariaskom  10 месяцев назад

      I did my Master’s degree in Economics in Germany 😊

  • @KasaKatie
    @KasaKatie Год назад

    Love your channel! Discovered it because of Polene! Where are you from originally? Just curious.

    • @mariaskom
      @mariaskom  Год назад

      Welcome and thanks for your kind words! I am from Russia originally

  • @SergeyZarin
    @SergeyZarin Год назад

    👌👌👌