Chirag Esrani had thought it would be easier. The Indian student came to Berlin to pursue a master's degree in international management. After a promotional video online gave him the idea, an agency secured him a spot at a large private university.

But the cost of tuition is significantly higher than at public universities. To pay off his loan, Esrani works as a delivery driver, like many other Indian students. There are currently over 50,000 living in Germany, making Indians the largest international group at German universities. Many have to contend with a vicious cycle of debt, exploitation, and burnout.

Will Esrani manage to earn his master's degree despite all the difficulties?

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