International/European study

[Coffeemum]

Does anyone have recent experience or information about studying in Europe or Canada/US? I'm wondering whether this is still an option, post Brexit... 

Thanks in advance. X

[Jan McNulty]

I wouldn't have thought there would be any difference in rules outside Europe. 

 

It's all international study now so I expect each country in Europe may have its own rules.

[alison]

Simply adding the tags "international schools" and "europe" brings up a few potentially relevant threads.  There are certainly others out there, too.

[Birdy]

Dutch National Ballet Academy has many students from outside the EU. Dancers from some countries only need a residency permit, which is a pretty straightforward process that the school starts on behalf of the student (since the school is the sponsor), but dancers from some countries also require a visa, which seems to be taking quite long to process. UK students just need the residency permit and they also pay a higher tuition since the UK is no longer part of the EU. It’s still what I consider to be an affordable sum, but there are no dorms and arranging housing in Amsterdam is not always easy or cheap.