The Digest:
The dream of studying abroad does not have to mean separation from loved ones, as several European nations offer pathways for students to relocate with their spouses and children, recognizing education as a journey that can be shared.
Key Points:
- Germany permits family reunification for students who prove sufficient funds and housing; spouses can work, and children attend public schools.
- Finland, known for being family-friendly, allows residence permit holders to bring dependents, with spouses free to work and children accessing public education.
- Sweden lets students bring immediate family if financial requirements are met; spouses may work, and children can enroll in school.
- The Netherlands allows family reunification applications, requiring proof of financial support, while offering a high quality of life.
- France grants long-stay study visa holders the right to apply for family reunification, with children attending school and spouses eligible to work.
Sources: Vanguard News
