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Tag: Studying abroad

Finland / International relations / Vietnam

Vietnamese youth network expands to Finland and 13 other countries

May 11, 2026 - by Freja Nanna Mogensen - Leave a Comment

Young Vietnamese students and professionals from across Europe gathered in Paris on May 9 as a major Vietnamese youth network expanded to 14 countries – including Finland. According to Vietnams …

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Denmark / General news / Norway / Sweden / Thailand

Thai govt watches “Let’s Move Abroad” group that’s caught the attention of The Swedish Embassy

May 9, 2021 - by Mette Larsen - Leave a Comment

The newly formed Thai Facebook group “Let’s move abroad” has logged more than 650.000 members in just five days. The popularity of the group has caught the attention of some …

Thai govt watches “Let’s Move Abroad” group that’s caught the attention of The Swedish Embassy Read More

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