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Getting a second masters degree in Europe: visa difficulties 

[This is a throwaway account, will be deleted after I get some useful advice]

Introduction: I did BSc in EEE from a developing country (upper second class) and MSc (taught programme) from the UK (with Merit). I have been trying to secure a PhD position for past two years but I lack research experience and publications. Attended few interviews but to no avail.

My intentions: I want to do another MSc to enrich my profile (two-year full fledged programme). Also will try to participate in research activities.

My limitations: I cannot afford expensive destinations like UK or Sweden etc. In my mind Germany would be perfect. Also I'll need to work part time to support myself. I am married and will want to bring my wife in near future.

My question: Now, kind redditors, from what I learned- tuition free countries or countries with subsidised higher education are skeptical about second masters degree, and understandably so, why would they invest. While visa approval is not a sure thing in anywhere in the world, could you please help me find a study destination where second masters visa candidates are usually welcome. It would also help if you shared your own experience in this regard.

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Thank you ever so much for each and every comment, remark or criticism you make here. Have a wonderful weekend.

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