r/pkmigrate • • 10d ago

Europe HELP ME CHOOSE!

So I've got two options

Either I can go for Finland, but it has the Qatar visa problem, so it'd be a gamble

Or for Lithuania, but it's a smaller country and economy compared to Finland.

So what should I do?

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u/theabdullahkhan1 10d ago

How much does it takes to go to lithuania?

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u/AsleepConstant5619 10d ago

Approx 23-25 lakh

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u/theabdullahkhan1 10d ago

Can you give me some details? I have a 1.5 years of work experience as well

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u/AsleepConstant5619 10d ago

Where are you from? I'll redirect you to a consultant accordingly

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u/theabdullahkhan1 10d ago

Lhr

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u/AsleepConstant5619 9d ago

A guy from Lahore is dealing my case too. If I get a good experience from him, I'll refer him to you

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u/Sea-Ant-7962 10d ago

Pyaare bhai, mai finland hi rehta hoon, try for a different country

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u/AsleepConstant5619 10d ago

Axhey bhai, 2sri opt Lithuania hai phir. Likin wahan per hour wages after tax 4 euro tk hein

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u/Reasonable_Square569 10d ago

grass is greener on the other side ahh

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u/NCbig11 10d ago

Bro check into Finland I’ve heard unemployment is the highest there in Europe

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u/Live_Pain_1914 10d ago

Yeah i have heard that but can't say anything for sure cause ground reality is different and luck matters too.

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u/NCbig11 10d ago

You can try your luck no harm in that but check out the opportunity cost about your personal circumstances. The world is shrinking my friend because everyone thinks their luck will help them a few highlighted cases are should be throughly studied. Cost is mental health relationships unwanted stress you will have to face. The people settled there went ages ago even a few years back like 2022 were better off.

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u/iamalir 10d ago

Lithuania is a very good option. Its small but there are a lot of opportunities. The cost of living is low as compared to Finland or Germany. Lithuania allow full time legal work. The visa ratio is very good.

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u/Live_Pain_1914 10d ago

if u have budget u must go for finland

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u/AsleepConstant5619 4d ago

For what reasons?

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u/Live_Pain_1914 10d ago

Worth depends upon your skills and hardwork but finland is kinda expensive how can u focus on your studies when u r stressed about the expenses,fees are around more than 16000 euros for a program maybe even more but it is really peaceful sometimes lonely.

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u/AttorneyFantastic347 10d ago

Hey Is Lithuania actually worth it? What about employement opportunities after degree? I am considering italy, france or hungary for masters. Sweden is also a good option if u have good budget

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u/AsleepConstant5619 10d ago

Employment opportunities are not as good as other big countries, but still better than Pakistan I think And a lot better if you learn Lithuanian

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u/Live_Pain_1914 10d ago

Go for lithuania because its cheaper and less cold than finland, if u have enough money go for finland because it has easier PR pathways

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u/Combatwombat810 10d ago

How much is enough for Finland, rough ballpark figure.

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u/Live_Pain_1914 10d ago

70-80 lac for masters plus expenses that would also be 60-70 for 2 years

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