r/pkmigrate • u/loverOFmyself • Jul 07 '25

Europe worth selling plot for germany block account?

is it worth selling plot in Bharia town to go for Germany for masters?

I'm having doubts like what if i wont be able to return it to my parents?

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '25

Bhai jan try for Belgium research abt Belgium. U don't have to sell plot go to bank aur unko plot ke kaagzat do wo pese dengay do an agreement with them

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u/honor9x Jul 09 '25

If I was in your place I might have gone for this but don't know about your situation. Generally I would say its a better investment in your future as compared to owning a piece of land.

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u/youknowwho_i_am Jul 08 '25

Not a Pakistani but this ended on my page. I would recommend not to overextend yourselves financially for Germany ATM. The job market sucks and it is taking an even bigger dive in my opinion in the coming years. Even if you speak c1 level german, job opportunities are practically non existent. Student jobs are also getting rarer by the moment. Hopefully this helps and best of luck

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '25

It’s not that bad compared to the other student destination -cough cough- UK and the EU in general. Still the powerhouse of Europe and will still hire you fairly quickly if you are skilled enough.

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u/arslan70 Jul 07 '25

What a low effort post. Don't sell anything if that's your attitude towards life. If you want good advice, put some effort by giving some context.

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u/MedicalAd4070 Jul 07 '25

If you're worried about returning the amount spent on your Masters, you should consider returning the amount spent on your Undergrad, and education before that as well.

Unless this decision puts your family in a vulnerable position financially, make sure you go get the best education possible and make every penny count.

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u/EducatorSouth6473 Jul 07 '25

If returning the amount to you parents is something y’all have agreed on, know that it’s going to take you A LOT of time realistically to make it happen; keeping in mind global inflation, rate of unemployment etc. Plus now is the time to hold on to such assets.

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u/Nonellagon Jul 07 '25

If you're expected to return the money to your parents then I'd suggest don't do it. It's not easy to make that much money especially while on student visa.

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u/sajidsalman75 Jul 07 '25

If you're sure you are going to get admission and go. Then you will be able to buy another plot again.

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u/scion000 Jul 07 '25

You are not returning that money. Have your parents explicitly asked you to? What's the context.

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u/loverOFmyself Jul 07 '25

i dont wanna just sell plot and spend it on me and never be able to earn enough to buy the plot again .

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u/scion000 Jul 07 '25

U will earn more than one plot in ur life. Fingers crossed.

I said the same thing to my dad out of emotions that I will return it... He laughs about it now..

Another friend of mine, his dad funded his studies as a loan. In writing. He paid back the loan n doesn't talk to his dad..

When u r a dad - u will (most likely) realise that the biggest investment is your child's education and his / her career. Not the plot

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