“Move With Family”: Travel Lifestyle Expert Shares Sweden ‘Japa’ Opportunity for Nigerian Students

• Young Nigerians can live and study in Sweden with some of the privileges in the Northern European country
• Legit.ng reports that the Swedish higher education system is top-rated and universities in the country offer courses and programmes taught in English
• In Sweden, people can get 30-100 per cent tuition waivers and work (unlimited hours) while studying

Legit.ng journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9-year-experience covering basic and tertiary education in Nigeria and worldwide

Stockholm, Sweden - @wakawaka_doctor, a prominent content creator on X who connects people with relocation opportunities overseas, has shared a piece of information where he urged prospective migrants to opt for Sweden.

Legit.ng reports that studying in Sweden is free of charge for citizens of the European Union (EU)/European Economic Area (EEA) and those with a permanent Swedish residence permit.

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Get tuition waivers in Sweden

Studying in Sweden is different from studying in other countries because the country's universities have an open climate with a strong focus on group work. The Swedish education system focuses more on your academic interests.

@wakawaka_doctor, in a recent tweet, said Nigerian youths and other interested persons can move with their families to Sweden, adding that there is no need for the International English Language Testing System (IELTS).

He wrote:

“If you are looking for an option asides Canada and UK, Sweden is open.”

• Get 30-100% tuition waivers
• Move with family
• No need for IELTS
• Accepts NECO
• Work while you study (unlimited hours).

Study abroad expert shares Iceland ‘Japa’ opportunity

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Earlier, Legit.ng reported that an X user who connects people with relocation opportunities in Europe, @Cherrychristie2, shared a piece of information where she said Iceland is still tuition-free.

Legit.ng reports that public universities in Iceland do not charge tuition fees.

The country has a vibrant student life, both for local and international students.

Fully-funded scholarship in Australia

Legit.ng also reported that a fully-funded scholarship opportunity for Nigerians and other international students surfaced at the University of South Australia.

With approximately 37,000 students, the University of South Australia is the largest in South Australia.

Austria invites Nigerians

In another related article, Legit.ng noted that the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA) offered Nigerians and other international students a great opportunity to move and study in Europe in 2024.

According to ISTA, the 2024 call for PhD students is open for Bachelor's and Master's degree holders.

Source: Legit.ng