Can we apply to multiple universities, not just in Germany, and keep options open for Canada, New Zealand, Japan, and Germany?
Yes, you can apply to multiple universities in different countries - including Canada, New Zealand, Japan, and Germany - to keep your options open.
Each country has its own application process, deadlines, and requirements. You’ll need to manage applications separately for each university and country. Be prepared to organize documents, pay application fees, and track timelines individually.
You can only pursue one student visa at a time, so after receiving offers, you’ll choose your preferred country and proceed with that visa process.
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