I want to Go Global

When and why did you leave your country?

I left in 2018 for masters and I didn’t come back as I start working during finalizing my thesis

Where did you start your journey?

Germany through Erasmus masters

Which countries did you travel through?

Almost all Europe

Why did you choose this country rather than another country?

I didn’t, but it was where I got the acceptance I was planning to go to Netherlands.

What was your principal difficulty once you arrived in the host country?

Everything in Germany is hard starting from getting appointed to my visa and here housing, getting appointments with foreign office . I don’t like anything here to be honest

Do you have a job?

Yes, I work now for the UN

Do you have local friends

Yes

What do you like most in the host country?

My fiancé .. I met him here and he is the reason to get me back to Germany and to apply for a work here. If he was not here I won’t ever stay in Germany

What do you do in your spare time?

Now, nothing but before I used to read, play sport and volunteer

What do you want to do in host city?

Work and have a family.

What do you think will help newcomers?

Big formal information translated to arabi with the websites and links for everything also may be some sessions for the newcomers to make new friends and get to know the system.

What do you miss about your country?

Almost everything even the trash in the street

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