Hello Readers,

To be honest, I belong to a very low-income status family. Not best but the cheapest;  i.e. however, my dream brought me closer to my educational destination country that was Germany, really very surprisingly. It was a dream for me. Germany because I had heard about its financially very cheap and for the good educational quality. Even, the price was like billions of dollars for my family and me too; one who hasn't dreamt beyond few hundreds. My family tried to support and trust on me and start to seek help for me through the all possible ways. As expected, because of our roof -damaged-home due to earthquake  and the similar problem with almost everyone in Nepal, made us to remain bare-handed, which resulted my sudy to delay or the risk to quit. Luckily once again, for the next semester,  I got an admission offer letter for the engineering course from a prestigious German university. This time my relatives, neighbours and few college friend's family has contributed for me to reach Germany (with the interest rate of 5% p.m. on their money). It became a burden for me after a couple of month, when they asked for the money (principal+interest) back.  As a result,  I needed to work to overcome those debts. Yes, I worked in a restaurant as a waiter for few months but it was not fruitful. Reason, I was permitted to work only 20 hrs a week and the living expenses here was/is very very high. I could save only few hundred of euros to help my family in Nepal. Even though, I saved some and sent to the home in last few months, which is still less than 10% of my total debts.

The problem is that I have been granted the visa until March 2017 and as per the German rules and regulation for the international student, I need to submit/block a sum of 8700 euros for the visa extension. Now, if I quit study and start to work, I cannot do that because of time limitation of 20 hrs/week and classes are run all working days. Also, I cannot apply for the scholarship scheme