Hannania:
22nd got a date. We're expecting d date from the 22nd to 30th by Friday next week.

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Guidelines - PTDF - Scholarship Portal https://scholarship.ptdf.gov.ng/guidelines

Guys apply for this scholarship. One of the benefits is reduced waiting time for VISA appointments

Please someone should recommend a hotel that is very close to the German embassy 🙏

MOO25:
Please someone should recommend a hotel that is very close to the German embassy 🙏

There is the Bonny Camp Guest House(three different categories there)

Aj79:


You have to get to the country. Enrol in any school you have admission. Get a Residence address and extend your visa to at least 1 yr. Then you can decide on other things like deferment and change of university in the following Semester

Thanks boss

Hi . Please I'll like to inquire about something.

How is life over there in Germany?

Has it been easy getting jobs as an international students ?

So far will you interpret Germany as a friendly country ?

Lastly , How is the housing situation ?


The reason I'm asking these questions is cos I just migrated to Canada two months ago and I'm already questioning my actions for coming here.

I'll appreciate your Response 🙏

Aj79:


There is the Bonny Camp Guest House(three different categories there)

Ok, thank you

Please in the approval email where they ask you to submit your passport and travel insurance

Please How do we go about the travel insurance please

Bankyproperties:
Please in the approval email where they ask you to submit your passport and travel insurance

Please How do we go about the travel insurance please

Please! when did you submit your document at the German Consulate in Lagos?

I'm still waiting for my AM

Bankyproperties:
Please in the approval email where they ask you to submit your passport and travel insurance

Please How do we go about the travel insurance please

You can register for TK/Mawista/AXA

Ademurfz:

Please! when did you submit your document at the German Consulate in Lagos?

I'm still waiting for my AM

I want to ask pls. My appointment should be out this month by God grace, but classes starts September, my question is. If I go for appointment by march will I be asked to book my flight during that time or I will wait till my resumption time. Second question is. Will my visa be issued before that September or till my resumption time. Pls I need clarification.

KellyTech007:
Hi . Please I'll like to inquire about something.

How is life over there in Germany?

Has it been easy getting jobs as an international students ?

So far will you interpret Germany as a friendly country ?

Lastly , How is the housing situation ?


The reason I'm asking these questions is cos I just migrated to Canada two months ago and I'm already questioning my actions for coming here.

I'll appreciate your Response 🙏

Hello,

Life is fine. Cost of living has risen but that's a global problem. Weather on average isn't amazing but Summer and spring is glorious. Bureaucracy would drive you crazy sometimes but we can endure. Hardwork does pay especially if you understand the law of the land. And learning German improves your quality of life ten-folds. Salary here is low compared to the US & the taxes are higher here too. Though cost of living is lower in Germany and the health insurance system is awesome.

Getting jobs as an international student isn't hard. Depends on the type of job. inside a warehouse like Amazon etc. can be done within a short time but office jobs may be harder to get without German language skills. Unless you're in IT, there english can help you land nice office jobs. Internships are available as well. Sometimes, the faculty may pair with institutes and one can take advantage of those.

Germans are not the friendliest people; know this and know peace . Their culture can be cold and direct. They're hard to crack into as friends but once you're in, they're amazing and will defend you to the core. In big cities like Hamburg, Koln, Berlin etc. you will find nearly all nationalities. SO you can make friends with anyone and find your tribe.

Housing can be tough depending on the city. In the bigger cities there is lots of competition for housing so folks may live an hour or more away from the center. some could get lucky and find something within the city in a nice area. depends on luck, networking etc. Also if you have a high budget, getting a house is quicker.

Wish you good luck!

Kennie28:
please do you know anyone that got approval mail with sponsorship letter

I even know two people that travelled with SL

Jessydan54:

I want to ask pls. My appointment should be out this month by God grace, but classes starts September, my question is. If I go for appointment by march will I be asked to book my flight during that time or I will wait till my resumption time. Second question is. Will my visa be issued before that September or till my resumption time. Pls I need clarification.

No you wont be asked to book flight. You will only be asked for an intended travel date when you get AM requesting for your passport and travel health insurance. You can wait till you get your visa before booking a flight.

If your Programme starts in September they a likely to give you AM in July so you can travel August. Best wishes

Please kindly give us Updates of AD
Thank you guys

Aj79:


No you wont be asked to book flight. You will only be asked for an intended travel date when you get AM requesting for your passport and travel health insurance. You can wait till you get your visa before booking a flight.

If your Programme starts in September they a likely to give you AM in July so you can travel August. Best wishes

Thank you so much

Please I need help
Which school accepts int student in Germany to apply

My school accept international student
My agent is behaving like enemy
Please help me
I will be very grateful

Lance008:
My school accept international student
My agent is behaving like enemy
Please help me
I will be very grateful

You don't need an agent for Germany. What's you challenge?

Lance008:
Please I need help
Which school accepts int student in Germany to apply

Use Www.Daad.de to search schools

Aj79:
Please kindly give us Updates of AD
Thank you guys

It's meant to be the 30th, but I've seen 22nd to 28th so far. I'm confident it was the 30th today. Next week will be July

Hannania:
You don't need an agent for Germany. What's you challenge?

Applying for an affordable school as an international student
Have been having issues with that

Hannania:
Use Www.Daad.de to search schools

Thanks

Hannania:
It's meant to be the 30th, but I've seen 22nd to 28th so far. I'm confident it was the 30th today. Next week will be July

Many thanks as always!

Lance008:

Applying for an affordable school as an international student
Have been having issues with that

All public universities in Germany are free even for international students. Only one state charges €1500 per semester, that happens to be the state of Baden-Württemberg.

djlaqua91:


Hello,

Life is fine. Cost of living has risen but that's a global problem. Weather on average isn't amazing but Summer and spring is glorious. Bureaucracy would drive you crazy sometimes but we can endure. Hardwork does pay especially if you understand the law of the land. And learning German improves your quality of life ten-folds. Salary here is low compared to the US & the taxes are higher here too. Though cost of living is lower in Germany and the health insurance system is awesome.

Getting jobs as an international student isn't hard. Depends on the type of job. inside a warehouse like Amazon etc. can be done within a short time but office jobs may be harder to get without German language skills. Unless you're in IT, there english can help you land nice office jobs. Internships are available as well. Sometimes, the faculty may pair with institutes and one can take advantage of those.

Germans are not the friendliest people; know this and know peace . Their culture can be cold and direct. They're hard to crack into as friends but once you're in, they're amazing and will defend you to the core. In big cities like Hamburg, Koln, Berlin etc. you will find nearly all nationalities. SO you can make friends with anyone and find your tribe.

Housing can be tough depending on the city. In the bigger cities there is lots of competition for housing so folks may live an hour or more away from the center. some could get lucky and find something within the city in a nice area. depends on luck, networking etc. Also if you have a high budget, getting a house is quicker.

Wish you good luck!

Thank you for taking out time to respond to my Questions. I really appreciate. I just migrated to Canada two months ago and I'm feeling so much regrets as regards to not getting a job yet and have to pay bills , Issues with housing here and there. High Tuition fees to pay . I'm feeling devastated already within a very short period of time

KellyTech007:



Thank you for taking out time to respond to my Questions. I really appreciate. I just migrated to Canada two months ago and I'm feeling so much regrets as regards to not getting a job yet and have to pay bills , Issues with housing here and there. High Tuition fees to pay . I'm feeling devastated already within a very short period of time

You expected to pay your tuition fees by working as a student in Canada

Please, am starting my application now, Please I would like to know the semester session I should be aiming at.
I don't want the session to start before the whole visa process is completed...

Please I need your answer on this.

Hannania:
You can list 10 German schools and I can guarantee you prolly only 2 will give that option. As an Anglophone nation, they don't ideally trust our "study in English". So we have to prove it by writing those exams.

Don't deceive yourself bro. As long as you are an English speaker and your studies are taught completely in English, you don't need any test unless you want to waste your money.

End

adeniranfam:


I just have to get a proficiency letter from school before applying right ?

Yes, that's correct.

tensazangetsu20:


You expected to pay your tuition fees by working as a student in Canada

Hmmm. It's crazy now given that the cost of living has increased, so even if you see the work, saving money now is a big challenge now.

My advice to bro KellyTech007 is to look for work like a mad man. Any available job wey you see, run am. Reach out to Nigerians (or anybody that can help) on ways to secure job as quickly as possible because the money you are without job, the more you go into debt. Bills here is crazy and have to be paid.

On school fees, reach out to your school finance department and explain to them how depreciation of local currency is affecting your ability to pay your tuition balance and see if you can get an extension.

In all, see it as phase and push hard to survive out there. All the best bro