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Which Country Pakistani & Indian Students Choose for Jobs & Citizenship? | UK Lecturer’s Advice

Choosing the right country for higher education is one of the most important decisions Pakistani students will ever make — and yet it’s often reduced to rankings, agents’ advice, or what “everyone else is doing”. In this video, I speak honestly as a UK senior lecturer and former international student about how Pakistani students should decide which country to study abroad if their long-term goals include jobs, sponsorship, and stability. I began my own journey as an international student in 2014, starting my PhD in the UK. Like many of you, I was navigating visas, finances, academic pressure, and uncertainty about the future. Over time, that journey led me into academia — and today, I work as a Senior Lecturer in the UK, teaching and advising international students every day. This video is not about selling you a dream. It’s about helping you think clearly and strategically. We discuss: • How Pakistani students should compare countries like the UK, Canada, Australia, and Europe • Why post-study work rights matter more than university rankings • How immigration policy, job markets, and skills demand affect your future • Common mistakes Pakistani and South Asian students make when choosing a study destination • What I’ve learned from teaching and mentoring hundreds of international students in the UK If you are a Pakistani student planning to study abroad, or a South Asian student confused about which country is best for higher education, this video will help you ask the right questions before making a life-changing decision. 📌 This is especially relevant if you are thinking about: UK student visa Studying abroad from Pakistan Best country for Pakistani students Post-study work visas Job sponsorship after graduation International student life in the UK My aim is simple: To help you think beyond the degree and make a decision that actually works for your life — not just your application. If you find this useful, consider subscribing for more honest conversations around education, careers, and international student realities — from someone who has lived through it. My website: https://thinkbeyounddegree.com