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“I want to study abroad for my master's. I'm thinking of Lithuania (Vilnius), please help me with the process and things that I should keep in my mind while applying. I'm thinking of taking a student loan. I've completed my bcom in the year 2024, I've worked some after that and now I'm freelancing.”

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Hello Stranger, I wish I could give you some detailed Instructions on what to du one step after another. I have to tell you though, that I am non the wiser. Sorry :/ But I do not want to leave you with nothing, so I asked my Internet Browser of my choice (witch I am sure you also did) I read about a lot of people having similar concerns about Money, moving and so forth, so rest assured your not alone with that. Here are my findings: 1. Visa is the first thing you should research, make sure how to get one and that you get one every few Months in the new country! 2. Housing: inform your self where you can stay for the duration of your stay 3. Inform you’re self of the country you want to move to, so the culture the laws and so on (maybe ask someone who already studied there.) 4. Reach out to the school you want to study and ask directly for advice. Okay that’s the just of it, I am pretty sure, you yourself has read it, or something similar. I’m sorry they I can’t help you further with my personal experience. :( Lastly with the loan: make sure you think about it, but if you think you need it to move and stay there than go for it, inform your self bevor with your bank and hat the best possible option for your Idea. Okay I think I have no more “Wisdom” to give, I know this is already something you have googled and searched for but I just wanted to give you something to work with here. If anything take this as a sign to do it even if you’re scared. Money is important yes but the experience is a Courtney you cannot get anytime anywhere and that can’t easily be exchanged. Okay, okay really my last thing! Promise! I think it’s so cool that you are furthering your education that way and how far you already come! You can be proud of yourself! Really I wish you all the best, and I hope you have a great rest of your life! Watch both sides before crossing the road. A Stranger on the Internet :)

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