<human>: Hello there Reddit!

I hope I'm doing this right :)

Currently I'm a 22 year old dutch student who will finish his study in 3 years. When finished, I'd very much like to continue for another year studying abroad. From the point where I'm standing, the extra time and money spent, studying abroad for one year (you graduate after one year) would open up a whole world of new possibilities, greatly boost my skills as a professional and quite possibly provide me greater career opportunities.

Unfortunately, my old folks aren't all that wealthy and although I have some relatives who might be able to help me out a BIT, that wouldn't get me all the way. This AskReddit is one of the ways that I'm trying to work out this 'obstacle'. 

Ofcourse I'm also looking into any form of scholarship over here in the Netherlands, but the way things work over here, they'll most likely be near non-existing or far faaarrr from sufficient.

Also, yes I work and have some savings, but that also won't get me to the 40k + (I need at LEAST 40 to make it somewhat viable for me to study abroad).

Is it possible to generate more income besides working more MORE and MOAAAR, winning the lotto?

Any experience to share?

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: student looking for a way to get €40.000 for a study abroad. Looking for ideas that might help out. Have work and some relatives able to chip some in, but won't suffice in 3.5 years.