Dear Leo Beno,
I would not recommend the strategy you are currently using. There are
legal ways of wrriving to each of the countries discussed:
- Getting a student's visa after passing their entrance exams; a
student from yoru country could surely receive a grant to finance
their studies, as such grants exist for Third World students.
- Getting an immigration or work- visa in these countries. Most of
these countries has an immigration policy, and opens its doors to
skilled (professional) immigrants. You apply in this country's embassy
(or sometimes also via the Internet).
- Getting a refugee status (though you have to prove why you deserve
such a status - such as political persecution)
People who looked for people who would "sponsor" them into getting
into the West got into serious troubles. We hear about some of these
problems in the press sometimes: they were forced into prostitution or
slave-like conditions, these people shunned them, they were deported -
not being ever able to get back to these countries, etc. Don't do it
to yourself. Go in the legal, normal channels - bypassing them could
be dangerous. |
