Jaytecq:
interesting... all the best bro

nursennenny:
Fortifiedcity
Kk4

Check out the above update ,it will help you in budgeting

Nedlog:
Interesting Writeup There..@nursennenny...Hoping To Move To Ireland When I'm Ready. I Just Love D Fact That Its An English Speaking Country

nursennenny:
I will list top reasons why I chose Ireland over so many other countries

1-Ireland has one of the best system of education in the world ,students in those countries even testifies this as I know a lot of international students .
2-cost of living is relatively affordable ,imagine paying your tuition and then get accommodation plus medical insurance at no extra .
Moreover you are given accommodation that is just a walking distance to the school and so this cuts cost on transportation

3-Ireland is generally safe and friendly

4-you finish your programmer within a relatively short period

5-Availability of 2 years post study visa i.e when u are done with studies.

6-you don't stress over getting a job

7-Ireland is destination for tourist ,so what's better than studying in a country where you can enjoy your holidays as well ?

8-My school offers swimming classes plus lots of sports clubs ,they have a gym as well .so what better way to keep my weight in check

9-You can get a residence permit within a short period unlike some countries

10-uuummm I just love the idea of studying in Ireland .

HeWrites:

Hi bro, you're currently in S.Korea?

nursennenny:
For the sake of all interested I will give a breakdown of the cost in the course of getting my visa plus school related expenses as well

1-international passport..........#28,000
2-visa fee..............................#50400
3)Tuition fee..........................€9000
*i exchanged my naira in the bank at #446 for €1
*But I later paid in dollars tho
*it is also noteworthy that the £9000 is inclusive of accommodation and medical insurance
4-flight ................. subject to time of travel and whether u fly business or economy
There are lots of airways,so always check the one u can afford

Nedlog:


Will B There By Nxt Month For My M.Sc By God's Grace. Evritin Is Set

HeWrites:


Congrats bro and I wish you best of luck

Please check your mail

Nedlog:



Bro I Have Issues Wit My Mail So Cnt Access It For Nw...U Cud Ask Me Anything Here If U Dnt Mind....Thanks

nursennenny:
I will list top reasons why I chose Ireland over so many other countries

1-Ireland has one of the best system of education in the world ,students in those countries even testifies this as I know a lot of international students .
2-cost of living is relatively affordable ,imagine paying your tuition and then get accommodation plus medical insurance at no extra .
Moreover you are given accommodation that is just a walking distance to the school and so this cuts cost on transportation

3-Ireland is generally safe and friendly

4-you finish your programmer within a relatively short period

5-Availability of 2 years post study visa i.e when u are done with studies.

6-you don't stress over getting a job

7-Ireland is destination for tourist ,so what's better than studying in a country where you can enjoy your holidays as well ?

8-My school offers swimming classes plus lots of sports clubs ,they have a gym as well .so what better way to keep my weight in check

9-You can get a residence permit within a short period unlike some countries

10-uuummm I just love the idea of studying in Ireland .

ItzBIM:

Quick question why not Canada ?

Trenton:


itk， oversabi. see ur mouth likke y not canada

ItzBIM:


Lol, I only asked because Canada allows you to stay back after studying and get a permanent resident card.

abuhusna1:

Didn't you read the part that says your ate allowed to stay for two years after your study in Ireland

nursennenny:
Like I promised ,I am here to share my experience getting an Irish visa in Nigeria

Firstly , all thanks to God cos it was never really easy but definitely worth it at the end .

I am not a guru on visa and won't claim to be one

I am just here to help put someone through with any little help I can offer based on my own experience.
I have been to the UK twice on a 6 months visa, renewed for 5 years and was granted, I want to spend 1 week in Ireland before going to the Uk to spend 1 week. I am a worker, what documents do i need to submit for Ireland visa application?

Feel free to ask your questions no matter how silly it might sound .

Nedlog:
Interesting Writeup There..@nursennenny...Hoping To Move To Ireland When I'm Ready. I Just Love D Fact That Its An English Speaking Country

ItzBIM:


Quick question why not Canada ?

Fwesh101:
op did you write any English test? also did you pay your tuition fee before the school gave you the admission ? if yes, what was your bank statement like...looking forward to hear from you

Nellychinma20:
No,i didn't write anyEnglish exam till the school showed me their English requirements .

Secondly,where is it possible to pay tuition when u have not been offered admission which invariably means u are not a student of the school ?


Lastly,forget what my account looked like and focus more on how much is needed for the tuition and maintainance which they stated as €7000 which is around #3,000,000 .However the naira equivalence is subject to FX rate at any given time .

Attached is a copy of my offer letter from the school ,stating the English language requirement .
Will not post everything here as i wouldn't want any criminal to take on fraudulent acts with it .




Hope this helps

Nellychinma20:
Thanks for answering that question

Kingzy4pep:
Please did you certify your documents before applying for admission and if you did, where did you do it?
I'm applying for a program at TCD and was asked to certify my transcript.

Nellychinma20:


No, i was not asked to certify any document . I just assumed they did that themselves .

Moreover it seems they contacted my school directly to email them my transcript even after submission .

What's TCD?

Kingzy4pep:
Alright. Someone already told me where to do it. Will get it done tomorrow. Thank you.

Trinity college Dublin.

nursennenny:
I personally applied to the Irish embassy with all the documents I could find .

My visa processing took took 6 weeks on the dot

Though the courier they used (UPS) wasted a lot of time

When I finally saw the approval on my passport,I forgot my grievances towards the courier.

Attached are the documents used