One of the countries that allow you to study for free at Master’s Level is Norway. In addition to this, studying in Norway can be a path way to European Citizenship. However, here are some points you should note:

1. Most undergraduate programs are offered in Norwegian, which is the country’s official language. Quite a large of numbers of courses are offered in English language at Master’s Level in many universities and here is where the opportunity lies.

2. You are required to provide proof of English Language Proficiency. This can be done with the Academy IELTS or TOEFL. A minimum of 6.0 point average band in IELTS is required for Admission.

3. Due to the competitive nature of the free tuition offer, your undergraduate qualification should be in the Upper Second Class category to be sure that you will get admitted; also your selected course must be consistence with your previous Academic and/or work history.

4. If your Study permit is approved, you can apply for Visa for your family members under the Family Visa Category.

5. Your spouse is allowed to work full time with a family Visa. You on the other hand can only work 20hours a week during school session and full time in summer. Most international students can offset their living expenses with their jobs.

6. After your program, you can file for an Additional Job Seeker’s Visa valid for 1 year. Once you get a job during this period, you can file for your Work Visa.

7. You are eligible for Residence Permit after 3 years on Work Visa. You are also eligible for Citizenship after 7 Years on your residence permit.

8. Applications for Admission for 2022 will be opened in October 2021, before then, you can get your Academic Certificates, Transcript etc ready for a free study in Europe in the coming year. We will update you when it starts.

We hope you find this information useful.

Oloni Olubusola

CEO, Three03 Travels Tours & Logistics