"The First 30 Days: What Awaits You After Arriving Abroad?"

Studying abroad is not just about getting a visa. It’s a step into an entirely new life.
When you receive your student visa, it feels like victory — but the real journey begins the moment you step out of the airport.

People smile and say, “Wow, that’s great! You’ll be studying in Dubai or the UK now!” But deep down, you’re thinking, “What now? Where do I start?” Getting the visa was only the beginning. The truth is, from now on, you rely on your own strength, knowledge, and patience.

In those first days, everything feels unfamiliar — the airport procedures, unknown streets, foreign languages and faces, even the air smells different. You don’t have a local SIM card yet, the internet doesn’t work, and you can’t message your family. That’s when it hits you: you’re in a new country, and every step ahead is yours to take.

You settle into student housing — a small but tidy room. Maybe it’s all yours, maybe you share it with someone from another country. New language, new environment — you might feel uncomfortable at first. But this is normal. It just takes a little time to adjust.

Then come the practical challenges: Where to buy food? How to get a phone number? What about transport, internet, a bank account, health insurance? It can all feel overwhelming. But it passes. Make a simple checklist, take one thing at a time. Every task you complete builds your confidence.

By the end of the first week, you start to feel like you belong. Your first friend. The first time someone from abroad laughs at an Uzbek joke they didn’t quite understand. Your first small victory. All of it becomes part of your new life.

Once classes begin, you become a real student. At first, understanding the lectures is hard. The teacher speaks, and you smile, thinking, “What are they saying?” But soon, your ears catch up. Words sound familiar. The language starts to work for you — and you begin to take charge of this new life.

In 30 days, you rediscover yourself. The quiet, unsure version of you becomes someone who chooses direction and makes decisions every day.

And one morning, looking out your window, you see people calmly walking, buses passing, someone having breakfast outdoors. And you quietly think, “Yes, I’m adapting to this life.”
Going abroad wasn’t the point. Living abroad — that’s what matters.

Your dream has become your reality. And to make the start easier and smoother, World.uz is here with you every step of the way.
All you need is courage and belief in yourself.