Foreign Student Studying In Hungary! 

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I hope it all works out for you in the end! 🙏🏻

You’re welcome!

are you nigerian

@@gabriel_oyibo yes!

@@veratimothy3928 can we connect? Maybe your instagram or WhatsApp I need some info and maybe I can share some?

Hey, I will add that to the list. Thanks for the feedback!

We get 1 week off between 1st and 2nd semester (usually a few days in January and the 1st week of February) and then we get about 2 and a half months off in the summer. There are factors that can influence this though. With the exam periods being 7 weeks, you can prolong your holiday if you finish your exams quickly as you will have the rest of the exam period off. Then in the summer, we usually have some form of Summer Practice in the hospital which is around 4 weeks and that cuts down on the holiday. Usually my breaks look like this: I take 1 week off in the middle of the December exam period and travel over Christmas. Then I usually finish with some time to spare as well and get around 3 weeks off after my exams. In the summer, I usually finish with about 2-3 weeks to spare in the exam period so I travel within Europe during that time and then come back for summer practice in July. The whole of August is then a holiday after that.

Its all accredited unis in europe But its very difficult to get into uk tbh, start your paperwork as early as you cn

Hey, thank you for your feedback! Catching that train was definitely not my brightest moment. 😂 I actually like the city of Pécs. It does have a bit of a charm about it. I do agree with people that complain that the nightlife could be better and there could be more things to do but as I said in the video, a lot of it depends on your mindset. I usually spend my free time playing football and chilling with friends having coffee/drinks but hoping to make more of an effort from next semester onwards to go on regular hikes up the small “mountain” we have, play some tennis, have some more house parties and so on…It is quite different to back home for me in the sense where I have more freedom, everything is within walking distance and there is a big walking culture in Europe plus I love all the coffee places. I don’t travel to Budapest too often as I usually say that I’m going to catch up with work on the weekends so I can’t go and then I don’t end up doing either which also needs to change. 😂 I’ve heard so many good things about the nightlife in Budapest so I need to try and experience that more while I’m here in Hungary.

@@CamMedLife that's nice! Thank you for your feedback! Yeah I have same with my free time... well I hope you will accomplish your plans in the coming study year! Have a nice weekend!

@@user-su8mq2ew7x Thank you, you too!

The rumours circulating around Hungary make me want to say yes, at least for the first 2 years. The system is quite gruelling in Pécs in the first 2 years as there are a lot of subjects that are high demanding. Each University comes with its difficulties though.

You can get a potential 9 month extension on your visa to try find a job post studies and then if you are able to find employment, your employer can help with the documentation needed to apply for a work visa. It is possible to get a job but there are limits on your hours per week and depending on where you decide to be (city of choice), job opportunities might be more scarce/plentiful. The minimum wage is 292 400 HUF per month but this is for Hungarian citizens who work more hours per week then an international student would. I don’t have the Stipendium Scholarship so I’m not sure if the 40k HUF is accurate but hopefully I could be of some help.

@@CamMedLife Thank you very much, you have no idea how much your videos helped me to understand a lot of the process. may you have a great day/night and best of luck in the future

Hey, Pécs is a small city so job opportunities are not as easy to come by for a student. I have seen international students working in restaurants or delivering food but I do think that your options are quite limited. At least the cost of living is cheap compared to the rest of Europe.

I would recommend that you hike up to Tettye/TV Tower to get a good view of the city. You can also check out Lake Orfu or Lake Balaton (this lake is further away). Lastly, I would recommend that you go wine tasting in Villanyi as Hungary has some great wines (especially red wine). In terms of bars, I would mention CoolTour, Csinos and N-Eozin if you looking for something outside but you could also check out Nappali. I would recommend Nana if you are looking for a restaurant as it is right in the city centre (good atmosphere and good food). Enjoy 💪🏼

Hey man, where are you from? Anyway we could contact on Instagram?

Hey, unfortunately I’m not sure about this. I wouldn’t want to give you the wrong information

Hey, if you are an EU citizen graduating from Pécs then you will not need to sit the PLAB examinations to register in the UK. However, if you are a non-EU citizen, you will need to take the exam to be able to register with the GMC.

hasnt uk started the ukmla thing? I heard that all EU graduates must also write it

@@No-tk4sf I have heard that this will come into action from 2026 but not entirely sure. Unfortunately it does mean that there will be an extra step to transfer then but at least the pathway is still open.

Hey, I mention the possibilities somewhere in the middle of the video. If it is your first time I would recommend Travel4You. You can check out their website

Hey, quite a few people have asked me this but it's not something I'm knowledgeable on unfortunately. I don't have time to work so I have never looked into it here in Pécs. All I say to people who ask is that I see international students working for food delivery apps and also at some restaurants but other than that, I'm not entirely sure. It's a small city so I don't think there is an abundance of work opportunities but I'm sure you could find something if you really looked hard enough. Language just might be an added obstacle in addition to the city being small.

Good luck!!

Hey, I don’t think there is a particular percentage that you need…They will look at your application as a whole and then make up their decision. Unfortunately, I never went through the procedure so I can’t offer you much but this link seems to include all the information that you need: stipendiumhungaricum.hu/uploads/2020/03/Application-Guide-for-the-Stipendium-Hungaricum-Programme_2023_24.pdf Additionally, you can try emailing them with specific questions that you might have: stipendiumhungaricum@tpf.hu Good luck!

@@CamMedLife Thank You So Much CAM!!!! For taking out time to reply me Thanks Again!!! 🤗

@@ayeshsamalik9014 No problem, good luck with everything!

Because i guess most of them go to budapest

Hey, I’m not sure about Yemeni students specifically but there are a lot of Arab students at the university. In general in Hungary, most people can speak broken English or pretty good English…Of course, it will be better in Budapest than here in Pécs but I’ve noticed an improvement in Pécs already since I have been here. The city is becoming more and more international each year in my opinion.

@@CamMedLife Thank you very much

Hey man, I wish I could give you a definitive answer to this question but unfortunately I don’t know and I don’t want to make something up.

@@CamMedLife Hi bro today I got offer letter from University of Debrecen in Biotechnology.

@@mansur_siam_Congratulations!!

I am indeed