u/Kitchen_Release_8617

Hi everyone,

I'm a final-year CS student from Bangladesh and planning to pursue my Master's in Norway. I have a few questions:

After graduation, do I have to return to my home country immediately, or can I stay in Norway to look for a job?

About the proof of funds: if I transfer the required money, how do I get it back later? Is there a refund process, and is it sent back to my bank account?

How much money should I have before moving?

How's the current part-time job market? Can students who only speak English find jobs?

After graduation, how's the tech job market for international students?

I'd really appreciate honest experiences.

Hi everyone,

I'm a final-year CS student from Bangladesh and planning to pursue my Master's in Norway. I have a few questions:

After graduation, do I have to return to my home country immediately, or can I stay in Norway to look for a job?

About the proof of funds: if I transfer the required money, how do I get it back later? Is there a refund process, and is it sent back to my bank account?

How much money should I have before moving?

How's the current part-time job market? Can students who only speak English find jobs?

After graduation, how's the tech job market for international students?

I'd really appreciate honest experiences and suggestions.

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I don’t support the current Go*di sarkar, but I can’t ignore what’s happening with the students. Across India, young people are raising their voices, facing pressure, and still pushing for change. It feels like a generational clash between authority and aspiration. Curious to hear perspectives, how do you see the student movement shaping India’s future?

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Imagine history without smartphones, cars, or even money. Which invention would you remove, and how do you think the world would look today?

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