Amidst the latest Immigration updates from the United Kingdom and the stringent existing rules for International students in the Republic of Ireland, the question lingers: Why should International students or Nigerian prospects consider these countries?

This thread dives into the PROs and CONs of each, while keeping you in the loop with regular updates from the Irish Embassy on study permits' DOs and DON'Ts.

Welcome back to the discussion! #InternationalEducation #UKImmigration #StudyInIreland #ProsAndCons

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ICaSNg:
‌OUR Previous posts on Nairaland on STUDYING IN IRELAND have become a trusted resource for individuals seeking guidance on admissions and visa applications. This engagement isn't just a number; it represents real individuals who have found my content invaluable on their journey to studying abroad. These posts have fostered a sense of community, helping countless students navigate the complexities of international education.
‌Amassing over 600,000 views on Nairaland underscores my unwavering dedication to simplifying the intricate world of admissions and visas. It reaffirms my commitment to providing accurate, up-to-date information and personalized advice that resonates with students seeking a seamless international education journey.

Welcome to Study in Ireland 2.0
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Please what happened to your previous thread??

joejacobs10:


Please what happened to your previous thread??

Thread was deleted by Mod

ICaSNg:


Thread was deleted by Mod

why was it deleted? Because it wasn't active? That thread is filled with so much information FGS

ICaSNg:


Thread was deleted by Mod

omo!

Eculizumab:
why was it deleted? Because it wasn't active? That thread is filled with so much information FGS

I'm guessing they may start one by the MOD. I'm moving to other platforms - IG & linkedin

Affordable Irish Institutions :

1. SETU- FEES from 11,000 euros
2. NCIRL- Fee is 15,000 euros for Masters degree programs - with 2,000 - 5,000 euro discount
3. MTU - Fee is 14,000 euros - with 15% to 25% discount available to early applicants
4. UCC - 50% Off Nursing Programs , Tuition before Discount - 18,000 euros - After Discount - 9,500 euros
5. Dorset College - 1 year BSc Top Up program @ 8,000 euros
6. DBS - Higher Diploma programs @ 10,000 euros - 11,000 euros
7. NCI - UG & Higher Diploma Programs - from 8,500 euros to 10,000 euros

#studyinireland #nigeriatoIreland #affordableschools #ireland

ICaSNg:
Amidst the latest Immigration updates from the United Kingdom and the stringent existing rules for International students in the Republic of Ireland, the question lingers: Why should International students or Nigerian prospects consider these countries?

This thread dives into the PROs and CONs of each, while keeping you in the loop with regular updates from the Irish Embassy on study permits' DOs and DON'Ts.

Welcome back to the discussion! #InternationalEducation #UKImmigration #StudyInIreland #ProsAndCons

Hello , please I have two questions about studying in Ireland:

1.) Can a gift deed (of the 10,000£ POF requirement) be used as POF. Also is there a duration gift deed must have been made (e.g 3 months to the visa application).

In reality for my case I don't have living expenses issues cause I will be staying with an aunt who lives close to the uni. I have just my fee and 3k£ extra in personal savings account.

2.) Is an ielts compulsory for the embassy, if the university doesn't require one. And if I have a general ielts can this be submitted.

Thanks ....

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Yes to both questions.

darkid1:


Hello , please I have two questions about studying in Ireland:

1.) Can a gift deed (of the 10,000£ POF requirement) be used as POF. Also is there a duration gift deed must have been made (e.g 3 months to the visa application).

In reality for my case I don't have living expenses issues cause I will be staying with an aunt who lives close to the uni. I have just my fee and 3k£ extra in personal savings account.

2.) Is an ielts compulsory for the embassy, if the university doesn't require one. And if I have a general ielts can this be submitted.

Thanks ....

ICaSNg:
Amidst the latest Immigration updates from the United Kingdom and the stringent existing rules for International students in the Republic of Ireland, the question lingers: Why should International students or Nigerian prospects consider these countries?

This thread dives into the PROs and CONs of each, while keeping you in the loop with regular updates from the Irish Embassy on study permits' DOs and DON'Ts.

Welcome back to the discussion! #InternationalEducation #UKImmigration #StudyInIreland #ProsAndCons

Happy newvyear please does someone neds yellow card and Covid 19 vaccine .
When travelling is it required in d Airport?
I mean when travelling to resume this january"
Thanks

100ongod:


Happy newvyear please does someone neds yellow card and Covid 19 vaccine .
When travelling is it required in d Airport?
I mean when travelling to resume this january"
Thanks

Not to the best of my knowledge. You will however need all your credentials , offer letter (inform your school ahead of your arrival date preferably), have proof of funds documentation in case of random check, proof of medical insurance and your temporary or permanent address in Ireland * this includes shortlets, School hostels , hotels etc. Keep all essential docs in your hand luggage.

Safe travels