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Canada is still one of the best places in the world for African students. But the game has changed. The rules are tighter, the competition is fiercer, and the margin for error is smaller - a single mistake on your application can cost you your admission before you even land. In this episode, I break down the five new Canadian rules every African student needs to know before applying in 2026: 🎓 The new study permit cap and what it means for your application🛂 The proof-of-funds requirement (and why it went up)💼 The work-while-you-study reality - can you actually afford it?📄 The PGWP changes that affect your plan to stay and work after graduation ⚠️ The mistakes that get African students rejected, and how to avoid them. If you're planning to study in Canada - or know someone who is - send this to them before they submit a single form.

Germany is becoming one of the best study destinations for African students - but if you don't know the rules, you could lose your admission before you even land.In this video, I break down the 5 things every African student must know before applying to study in Germany:Tuition - Public universities are practically free, but some states charge non-EU students €1,500/semester The Blocked Account - You must deposit €11,280 (~$12,000) before your visa application  The Visa - It's a residence permit, not a student visa, and it takes 2-3 months  Cost of Living - €850–€1,200/month depending on the city  Language - You can study in English, but you NEED basic German to survive outside campusWhether you're planning to study in Germany for free at a public university, apply for a German student visa, or figure out the blocked account requirement, this guide covers everything you need to know. DM me @igowithigho on Instagram with your questions - I answer personally! Subscribe for more study abroad guides, one country at a time. Chapters0:00 - Intro0:08 - Point 1: Tuition1:05 - Point 2: The Blocked Account1:45 - Point 3: The Visa2:40 - Point 4: Cost of Living3:35 - Point 5: Language4:30 - Final Advice & CTAMusic: Glass Beads by Blue Dot Sessions, Motivational and Uplifting#StudyInGermany #AfricanStudents #StudyAbroad #GermanyStudentVisa #BlockedAccount #StudyAbroadTips #Germany #igowithigho

Every day, I speak with students and parents who are asking the same question:“Is it still worth studying in America?” With immigration policy changes, visa concerns, and countless opinions on social media, many African students are unsure what to believe. In this video, I break down the reality of studying in the United States in 2026, including: ✅ Trump-era immigration concerns ✅ Visa reality vs social media fear ✅ What students should actually focus on ✅ Honest opportunities and challenges ✅ My advice for African students planning to study abroad. My goal is simple: provide practical, honest guidance to help students make informed decisions about their future. If you’re considering studying in the U.S., leave your questions in the comments below. Subscribe for more content on international education, immigration realities, scholarships, careers, and studying abroad. #StudyAbroad #InternationalStudents #AfricanStudents #USVisa #F1Visa #StudyInUSA #Igowithigho #EducationAbroad #Scholarships #NigerianStudents Music: Glass Beads by Blue Dot Sessions, Motivational and Uplifting.

Thinking about studying in Sweden as an African student? In this episode, we break down 5 essential things you need to know—from tuition fees and scholarships to visa requirements and cost of living. If you’re planning to study abroad in 2026 or beyond, this episode will help you avoid costly mistakes and make smarter decisions. Music: Glass Beads by Blue Dot Sessions

In this episode of the igowithIGHO podcast, I sit down with James Gbeda to discuss his inspiring journey from Ghana to the United States and his path to becoming a research economist. James shares powerful insights on: Navigating the challenges of studying abroad The discipline required to excel academically Time management strategies for international students Building a sustainable work-life balance Why resilience is the foundation of long-term success. Music: Glass Beads by Blue Dot Sessions

In this Episode Igho talks about the shifting immigration rules in north America and other opportunities for prospective international students and young professionals to fulfill their study abroad aspirations. Music: Glass Beads by Blue Dot SessionsMotivational and UpliftingVeaceslav Dragano

In this episode, Maureen opens up about her journey to the United Kingdom to study International Relations and the courage it took to pursue a new life far from home. She shares the challenges of adapting to a new culture, navigating academic pressure, and finding her voice in a foreign land.Beyond her academic path, Maureen reveals a powerful part of her identity—her passion for art and her extraordinary gift for painting. Through her story, we explore how passion can survive distance, how dreams adapt to new environments, and how creativity becomes e

Studying abroad sounds like a dream — but what’s the real story behind the Instagram posts? In this episode, Igho shares the unfiltered truth about life as an international student in America and Europe. From culture shock to finances, application stress to post-grad hustle — this is what the brochure didn’t tell you. Tune in if you’re planning to japa or just want the real tea. Music: Glass Beads by Blue Dot SessionsMotivational and UpliftingVeaceslav Draganov

In this episode, Cassandra Ayodele talks about her journey adjusting to life in Sweden. She shares her experience from navigating cultural differences to dealing with the cold Scandinavian winters, challenges, and tips for making the most of life in Sweden. Whether you’re considering studying abroad or just curious about life in Scandinavia, this episode is packed with insights! Music: Glass Beads by Blue Dot Sessions Motivational and Uplifting Veaceslav Draganov

In this episode, we dive into the realities of culture shock and the challenges of adjusting to life in America. From navigating social norms and language barriers to embracing new traditions and overcoming homesickness, we discuss the highs and lows of Kingsley’s experience. Whether you're new to the U.S. or just curious about different cultural transitions, this episode offers insights, personal stories, and practical tips for adapting to a new environment. Tune in for an eye-opening conversation on resilience, growth, and finding a sense of belonging in a new country! Music: Glass Beads by Blue Dot Sessions Motivational and Uplifting Veaceslav Draganov

Music: Glass Beads by Blue Dot Sessions. In this episode we talked about the unique challenges international students face when studying at American universities. How Webster University address such challenges, scholarship opportunities for international students and why they should choose Webster University.

The primary distinction between Curricular Practical Training (CPT) and Optional Practical Training (OPT) lies in their timing, purpose, and eligibility requirements for international students studying in the United States. Both programs aim to provide international students with practical experience in their respective fields while studying in the United States.

Music: Glass Beads by Blue Dot Sessions In today's episode, we will go into the fascinating world of mindfulness and its profound impact on mental health. This episode will be broken into four segments, so we can have an in-depth understanding of the topics. Dr. Sanjay Gupta Jay Shetty

In today’s episode, we’ll delve into various aspects of being an international student, including cultural adaptation, academic challenges, finding community, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. We’ll also share inspirational stories and advice from experienced individuals who’ve walked a similar path, offering practical tips to help you succeed.

Hi everyone Welcome back  to the igowithigho podcast, the number 1 podcast in study abroad  where inspiration meets action! I want to start by saying Happy New Year! Welcome to 2024! But specially I would like to say Welcome To all our listeners who have always been with us, and welcome to all our new listeners.