Every Border and Bridges study abroad article: visa guides, scholarships, costs and admission advice for Pakistani students.
The best study abroad and immigration consultants in Lahore are the ones that are properly registered, accredited, and honest about your chances. If…
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Yes, Pakistani students can study in Georgia, and it is one of the most affordable study-abroad options at the edge of Europe. Tuition for most…
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Yes, Pakistani students can study in China, and it is one of the best-value routes abroad, mainly because the Chinese Government Scholarship funds…
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Yes, Pakistani students can study in Poland, and it is one of the most budget-friendly ways into the European Union. Most English-taught degrees cost…
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Bilal Rasheed is the founder and lead consultant of Border & Bridges (Pvt) Ltd, one of Pakistan’s most trusted study-abroad and immigration…
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Pakistani students can study in South Korea either on the fully funded Global Korea Scholarship, which pays tuition, a monthly stipend, airfare, and a…
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Pakistani students can study in Hungary either through the fully funded Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship, which covers tuition, a monthly stipend,…
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Pakistani students can study in the Netherlands by securing admission to a Dutch university, paying tuition of roughly 8,000 to 20,000 euros a year…
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Studying in Turkey from Pakistan in 2026 costs roughly USD 500 to USD 4,000 a year in tuition at public universities, with living costs of about USD…
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Studying in Malaysia from Pakistan in 2026 is one of the most affordable English-language options available, with tuition usually between USD 3,000…
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Studying in New Zealand from Pakistan in 2026 usually costs between NZD 22,000 and NZD 45,000 per year in tuition, plus about NZD 20,000 a year for…
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Ireland is an English-speaking country with respected universities, a strong tech and pharma job market, and a stay-back scheme that lets graduates…
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