OmalichaChinny:
Pls how is the medical insurance gotten... I need the reply badly.
Thanks

fashmann:





any scholarship available at ireland pls

dotcomnamename:



You can check the below out maybe you will find your answer there!

https://www.nuigalway.ie/international-students/feesfinance/internationalscholarships/

https://www.tcd.ie/study/non-eu/scholarships/

http://www.ucd.ie/international/study-at-ucd-global/coming-to-ireland/scholarships-and-funding/

https://www.wit.ie/international/admissions/scholarships

dotcomnamename:


Send them a mail and ask them, they will reply you asap https://www.dfa.ie/irish-embassy/nigeria/contact-us/

Rollnd:
Hello @dotcomnamename
Pleaae,i am planning to apply for postgraduate study in ireland but reading through the student visa requirement i found this out

Note: Where the course fees are less than €6,000, fees must be paid in full to the college prior to applying for your visa. Where the course fees are in excess of €6,000, you must pay at least this amount prior to applying for your visa and evidence of this should be shown in your Letter of Acceptance. This minimum amount is an Immigration requirement. However, the college you wish to attend may require full payment of fees.


Please, my question is, how true is this?. Because my overall tuition is €10,750.

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ekpotek:


1. The legal tender in Republic of Ireland is the euro. Winter is approaching so you will need warm cloths to survive the weather. If you're going to stay with friend, you can carry some foodstuffs.

2. By law you can carry an amount less than $10000. If you plan to carry more than $10000 you will need to declare it to custom at point of departure. I will advise that carry maybe 1000 euro in cash and the rest on you master/visa card.

Mcowubaba:

Please
Do you have any idea about medical insurance for international students and the charges

Chimumsy20:


The medical insurance is included in most schools tuition fees. So ask ur school if the insurance is part of ur fees or u better look for schools with insurance included in their tuition feed

Mcowubaba:

I'm not actually the person in question.
I'm asking for someone.

Anyway, thanks for your response

nikkycool:
Please house is there anything like Immigration to Ireland just like Canada and Australia immigration program.Your response will be appreciated if it's possible.

Chimumsy20:
Thanks so much to the admin for the good work. I recently gained admission to Dublin institute of technology for postgraduate studies. I want to pay the tuition fees with bank Form A but the school send the PAY TO STUDY link. Pls, can I pay with bank form A because I don't understand the link. Thanks

Mcowubaba:


Most schools have more than 1 payment option.
Simply ask the school for another payment option.
Probably Bank wire/Swift transfer, that's the Nigerian Form A, I think so...
The will simply mail you their Bank wire details, every school should have this..

Chimumsy20:


The medical insurance is included in most schools tuition fees. So ask ur school if the insurance is part of ur fees or u better look for schools with insurance included in their tuition feed

amii131:





Bro abeg any list of schools with the medical insurance??

Chuksbae:
Hello guys. Thanks for the good work. Please I need your help and clarification. My husband is British and am Nigerian, he wishes to exercise his treaty right in Ireland and apply accompaniment visa to Ireland. My fear is this I have been refused spouse visa to Uk twice. Will this affect the visa success? Must I disclose it? Please I need your advice. Thanks in anticipation.

Doctorfitz:
Pls house on the issue of free movement of EU citizen and their family member pls how can the authorities verify that the union citizen is about to move to another member state (as it is required to invoke the free movement right).... Secondly who should file the application between the citizen and non national of EU states.... Lastly has anyone used this right or experienced in getting the residence card? Pls share.


Cc. Justwise, Dotcomnamename,mcowubaba

Astonestone:

Depends on the EU country they are moving to. You can use google. Authorities will simply know when you register whatever means you are using to exercise your right. Eg work or self employment you would register for tax. Even voluntary you will pay rent and you submitting accommodation evidence shows you are resident in the country. The EU citizen is meant to file the application as he/She is the sponsor.

Ok thanks alot.




quote author=D.octorfitz post=56347680]Pls house on the issue of free movement of EU citizen and their family member pls how can the authorities verify that the union citizen is about to move to another member state (as it is required to invoke the free movement right).... Secondly who should file the application between the citizen and non national of EU states.... Lastly has anyone used this right or experienced in getting the residence card? Pls share.


Cc. Justwise, Dotcomnamename,mcowubaba

Mcowubaba:



The EU citizen should be the person who is filing the application.

The first part of the question has been "answered"....

atkin8:

I stand corrected but still the mystery of how much savings one should have in an account if on Welfare to sponsor a tourist visa .