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My name is Gulshoda Mamazhanova, and I am a recent graduate from the University of Debrecen. My journey as an international student in Hungary began with the Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship, an opportunity that not only opened doors to academic pursuits but also shaped me into who I am today.

Arriving in a new country alone, I faced many challenges: adjusting to a new culture, mastering administrative processes, and building a life from scratch. From navigating visa and residence permit applications to figuring out accommodation, budgeting, and daily life, every experience taught me resilience and adaptability.

During my time in Debrecen, I immersed myself in the student community as an active member of the International Student Union (ISU) and took on the role of mentoring first-year Stipendium Hungaricum students. I shared my knowledge, offered guidance, and helped new students find their footing in Hungary. These experiences made me realize the value of having someone to rely on—someone who understands both the big picture and the little details that make studying abroad smoother.

I believe that success abroad isn’t just about academic excellence but also about feeling confident and prepared. That’s why I’m dedicated to offering mentorship that’s not only informative but also empathetic and personalized. Whether it’s sharing insights about life in Hungary, helping with scholarship applications, or guiding through bureaucratic processes, I aim to be a supportive companion on your journey.

If you’re planning to study in Hungary and are looking for guidance from someone who has lived through the process—from applications to everyday life—I am here to help you turn challenges into opportunities.

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2 Students

Uzbek (Native)

My name is Tri Minh Le, and I am currently a third-year student at Budapesti Gazdaságtudományi Egyetem, also known as the Budapest University of Economics and Business. I am pursuing a degree in Business Administration and Management, which has allowed me to gain a broad understanding of international business practices, organizational strategy, and leadership development.

Living and studying in Budapest has not only enriched my academic knowledge but also contributed significantly to my personal growth in a diverse and dynamic environment.

Throughout my studies, I have developed a strong interest in supporting international students who may feel overwhelmed by cultural, academic, or social transitions. I understand how challenging it can be to adapt to a new education system while building a support network in a foreign country. That’s why I began offering mentorship services—designed to guide students through everything from academic planning and time management to adjusting to life in Budapest.

My mentorship service is both practical and personal. I offer one-on-one consultations, either in person or online, where students can ask questions about:

• Course selection
• Career planning
• Internship opportunities
• Everyday concerns like housing, budgeting, and more

In addition, I provide resources, templates, and insider tips that I’ve collected throughout my time at university. My goal is to offer a clear, honest, and supportive perspective that helps mentees feel more confident and well-prepared.

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50 Students

Vietnamese (Native)

I am a Turkish Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship holder at Corvinus University of Budapest, in the heart of Europe. 

I was an Erasmus Exchange student in Prague, Czech Republic. Thanks to that, I have the ultimate expertise for the visa application and residence permit process. During and after this period, I was involved in university applications and helped to my friends get an acceptance for both bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Right now, I’m pretty much confident and knowledable for Hungarian and Czech university applications, visa process and further on.

I represented my Hungarian university at the University of Antwerp, Belgium as a short term exchange student with the right approach and a flawless motivation letter. I attented to different individual projects in Austria and Romania, which helped me to meet with more foreign students and mindset.

As a Turkish person and someone who experienced Turkish university life, I can provide you a local help in any matter. Because of my foreign friends, I was involved in Turkish student visa application procedure and getting a residence permit(ikamet) in person from the local authorities. Me being a local, made it easier for them to manage the process. I also helped a Jordanian student to get acceptance from Turkish State Scholarship(Türkiye Bursları).

My background and initiatives would help you to go on an adventure into your future professional and academic growth abroad. I am here to make your application perfect for your dream country. Do you also want to be part of this international amazing world? I’ll do my best to prepare you for this journey.

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100 Students

Turkish (Native)

Studying abroad is a life-changing journey, and I am here to support and guide students—especially those aspiring to study in Hungary through opportunities like the Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship.

Currently, I am pursuing my Master’s degree in International Relations at the University of Szeged, one of Hungary’s leading universities, as a Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship holder. My academic journey has given me first-hand experience with Hungary’s education system, known for its strong theoretical foundation, international environment, and research-oriented curriculum.

Throughout my studies, I have gained insight into:

• Adapting to a new academic and cultural environment
• Managing international student life
• Building an effective study-work balance

I’ve also supported fellow students with:

• Scholarship applications
• Personal statements
• Navigating Hungarian bureaucracy—including visa applications, residence permits, accommodation, and budgeting

🤝 As a Mentor, I Help Students:

✅ Understand and apply for scholarships like Stipendium Hungaricum

✅ Choose the right university and program in Hungary

✅ Write compelling motivation letters and prepare for interviews

✅ Adjust to student life in Hungary—academically, socially, and financially

✅ Plan career paths, internship opportunities, and post-graduation options

Having lived and studied in Hungary, I understand the challenges and opportunities international students face. I’m here to offer practical, friendly, and personalized guidance—from the moment you consider studying abroad to thriving as a successful international student in Europe.

Whether you're unsure where to start or need support with the process, I’m excited to help you reach your goals!

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8 Students

Russian (Native)

My name is Gulshoda Mamazhanova, and I am a recent graduate from the University of Debrecen. My journey as an international student in Hungary began with the Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship, an opportunity that not only opened doors to academic pursuits but also shaped me into who I am today.

Arriving in a new country alone, I faced many challenges: adjusting to a new culture, mastering administrative processes, and building a life from scratch. From navigating visa and residence permit applications to figuring out accommodation, budgeting, and daily life, every experience taught me resilience and adaptability.

During my time in Debrecen, I immersed myself in the student community as an active member of the International Student Union (ISU) and took on the role of mentoring first-year Stipendium Hungaricum students. I shared my knowledge, offered guidance, and helped new students find their footing in Hungary. These experiences made me realize the value of having someone to rely on—someone who understands both the big picture and the little details that make studying abroad smoother.

I believe that success abroad isn’t just about academic excellence but also about feeling confident and prepared. That’s why I’m dedicated to offering mentorship that’s not only informative but also empathetic and personalized. Whether it’s sharing insights about life in Hungary, helping with scholarship applications, or guiding through bureaucratic processes, I aim to be a supportive companion on your journey.

If you’re planning to study in Hungary and are looking for guidance from someone who has lived through the process—from applications to everyday life—I am here to help you turn challenges into opportunities.

1

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$89(~1,094,981.66 UZS)

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2 Students

Uzbek (Native)

My name is Tri Minh Le, and I am currently a third-year student at Budapesti Gazdaságtudományi Egyetem, also known as the Budapest University of Economics and Business. I am pursuing a degree in Business Administration and Management, which has allowed me to gain a broad understanding of international business practices, organizational strategy, and leadership development.

Living and studying in Budapest has not only enriched my academic knowledge but also contributed significantly to my personal growth in a diverse and dynamic environment.

Throughout my studies, I have developed a strong interest in supporting international students who may feel overwhelmed by cultural, academic, or social transitions. I understand how challenging it can be to adapt to a new education system while building a support network in a foreign country. That’s why I began offering mentorship services—designed to guide students through everything from academic planning and time management to adjusting to life in Budapest.

My mentorship service is both practical and personal. I offer one-on-one consultations, either in person or online, where students can ask questions about:

• Course selection
• Career planning
• Internship opportunities
• Everyday concerns like housing, budgeting, and more

In addition, I provide resources, templates, and insider tips that I’ve collected throughout my time at university. My goal is to offer a clear, honest, and supportive perspective that helps mentees feel more confident and well-prepared.

1

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$79(~971,950.01 UZS)

Starting mentorship

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50 Students

Vietnamese (Native)