Anyone, with October 2 as visa interview date? please, chat me up 08035104400.

henriq2:
Hallo alle zusamen

For those that have gone for interview since September 1st, what is the €75 in naira.

@Olarenwaju92 and ninered congratulations.

I paid 21500 as at 31st august

Hello people. Been ages here, and it's good to see this thread has come a long way . I tried to read the over 70 pages of this part (and the endings of the last), and one thing I noticed is that people tend to want to apply to only "reputable schools" in "big cities". This in my opinion is the wrong way to go. I know many people in big cities who stay frustrated for a different variety of reasons. I'll use myself as an example here:
I got admitted into a really small city (about 240k), in a Fachhochschule, (double trouble). But even with less than 20 words in my vocabulary on arrival, I was able to survive, work (and earn more than enough to survive and look good), cope with studies, learn German, learn programming, etc. Now I don't live there anymore, but knowing my experience so far, if I had the chance to choose again, I'd still choose the "unreputable university" in the same small city. Although I've now moved to a much bigger city (Berlin, which I really hate), the experience gathered along the way is the only reason (more or less) I'm even here in the first place.

What am I trying to say? If you want to study in a TU9 school, and/or top 10 in Europe, then perfect. If you want to study only in cities with more than a mil people, then fine as well, but I've seen too many people slide into depression when admissions for these dream schools don't drop (or visa issuance gets delayed), so broaden your net and apply to any school/city you wish and with determination, you'll go places you never thought possible...
Just my 2€ on a cold Sunday morning Have a happy Weekend folks

And if you're coming to Berlin this winter, feel free to shoot me a PM

Williamso:
Hello people. Been ages here, and it's good to see this thread has come a long way . I tried to read the over 70 pages of this part (and the endings of the last), and one thing I noticed is that people tend to want to apply to only "reputable schools" in "big cities". This in my opinion is the wrong way to go. I know many people in big cities who stay frustrated for a different variety of reasons. I'll use myself as an example here:
I got admitted into a really small city (about 240k), in a Fachhochschule, (double trouble). But even with less than 20 words in my vocabulary on arrival, I was able to survive, work (and earn more than enough to survive and look good), cope with studies, learn German, learn programming, etc. Now I don't live there anymore, but knowing my experience so far, if I had the chance to choose again, I'd still choose the "unreputable university" in the same small city. Although I've now moved to a much bigger city (Berlin, which I really hate), the experience gathered along the way is the only reason (more or less) I'm even here in the first place.

What am I trying to say? If you want to study in a TU9 school, and/or top 10 in Europe, then perfect. If you want to study only in cities with more than a mil people, then fine as well, but I've seen too many people slide into depression when admissions for these dream schools don't drop (or visa issuance gets delayed), so broaden your net and apply to any school/city you wish and with determination, you'll go places you never thought possible...
Just my 2€ on a cold Sunday morning Have a happy Weekend folks

And if you're coming to Berlin this winter, feel free to shoot me a PM

Well said

Williamso:
Hello people. Been ages here, and it's good to see this thread has come a long way . I tried to read the over 70 pages of this part (and the endings of the last), and one thing I noticed is that people tend to want to apply to only "reputable schools" in "big cities". This in my opinion is the wrong way to go. I know many people in big cities who stay frustrated for a different variety of reasons. I'll use myself as an example here:
I got admitted into a really small city (about 240k), in a Fachhochschule, (double trouble). But even with less than 20 words in my vocabulary on arrival, I was able to survive, work (and earn more than enough to survive and look good), cope with studies, learn German, learn programming, etc. Now I don't live there anymore, but knowing my experience so far, if I had the chance to choose again, I'd still choose the "unreputable university" in the same small city. Although I've now moved to a much bigger city (Berlin, which I really hate), the experience gathered along the way is the only reason (more or less) I'm even here in the first place.

What am I trying to say? If you want to study in a TU9 school, and/or top 10 in Europe, then perfect. If you want to study only in cities with more than a mil people, then fine as well, but I've seen too many people slide into depression when admissions for these dream schools don't drop (or visa issuance gets delayed), so broaden your net and apply to any school/city you wish and with determination, you'll go places you never thought possible...
Just my 2€ on a cold Sunday morning Have a happy Weekend folks

And if you're coming to Berlin this winter, feel free to shoot me a PM

This piece is inspiring ...
It gives hope to us going to small cities .
I will be in weimar by October ...
Anyone with survival tips ?

Williamso:
Hello people. Been ages here, and it's good to see this thread has come a long way . I tried to read the over 70 pages of this part (and the endings of the last), and one thing I noticed is that people tend to want to apply to only "reputable schools" in "big cities". This in my opinion is the wrong way to go. I know many people in big cities who stay frustrated for a different variety of reasons. I'll use myself as an example here:
I got admitted into a really small city (about 240k), in a Fachhochschule, (double trouble). But even with less than 20 words in my vocabulary on arrival, I was able to survive, work (and earn more than enough to survive and look good), cope with studies, learn German, learn programming, etc. Now I don't live there anymore, but knowing my experience so far, if I had the chance to choose again, I'd still choose the "unreputable university" in the same small city. Although I've now moved to a much bigger city (Berlin, which I really hate), the experience gathered along the way is the only reason (more or less) I'm even here in the first place.

What am I trying to say? If you want to study in a TU9 school, and/or top 10 in Europe, then perfect. If you want to study only in cities with more than a mil people, then fine as well, but I've seen too many people slide into depression when admissions for these dream schools don't drop (or visa issuance gets delayed), so broaden your net and apply to any school/city you wish and with determination, you'll go places you never thought possible...
Just my 2€ on a cold Sunday morning Have a happy Weekend folks

And if you're coming to Berlin this winter, feel free to shoot me a PM

Hi, I sent you a PM.I will be coming to Berlin this winter,please can we talk?

Thanks

Based on popular demand....

ESSENTIALS for traveling this Winter Session.
N/B: 1 suitcase & a backpack (for guys who like traveling light)
2 suitcase (medium size). Standard to fit in all your life for a long stay.
3 suitcase? Too much
Airlines are not smiling when it comes to excess baggage fee & exceeding about 20kg per luggage

1. BASICS
Have this in your backpack or carry-on.... Passport, Original documents, Cash(euro), Laptop/smartphone and a warm jacket.
Hold on to these items everywhere you go & all times as if your life depends on it, Why? Because it does!!!

2. What goes in the suitcase
CLOTHES; winter jackets, hoodies, sweaters, gloves, headwarmer, socks, tops, jeans (invest in good ones), Ankara wear (to show them you be 9ja), other accessories etc. Carry enough clothes coz they're expensive for new comers unless you want turn your brain into abokifx exchange rate.
For ladies don't forget wigs (esp braided wigs, weavons, relaxers, etc, you'll thank me later on the 1st time you ever visit a saloon in Germany.

FOOD:
Gari, dryfish, crayfish, egusi, ogbono, dry leafs and uncommon local ingredients your village people dey chop. (palm oil is prohibited)
Accessories: buy a universal plug or charger with 2 pin for your laptops/phone that's the standard for Germany.
And if you're a movie/music freak like me then you better download all your favorites into a flash coz downloading from what I hear is illegal in Germany but streaming is allowed though.

If your family/friends ask you to bring lots of food & other stuffs for them, don't be shy to ask for cash for the extra baggage but if you know you'll be squatting in their house you better comply oo so you don't turn homeless on your first night in Germany.

Pls feel free to add other useful tips and comments
#mydreamcometrue

@ Williamso...I like

Hello here,

Please I just recently discovered my primary school certificate has a shortened version of my name "Busayomi" instead of "oluwabusayomi". Will this affect anything concerning my visa? I have my visa interview on September 26. Please I need answers before then and if there's anything I can do. I will appreciate any info I can get. Thanks in advance.

ninered:
Based on popular demand....

ESSENTIALS for traveling this Winter Session.
N/B: 1 suitcase & a backpack (for guys who like traveling light)
2 suitcase (medium size). Standard to fit in all your life for a long stay.
3 suitcase? Too much
Airlines are not smiling when it comes to excess baggage fee & exceeding about 20kg per luggage

1. BASICS
Have this in your backpack or carry-on.... Passport, Original documents, Cash(euro), Laptop/smartphone and a warm jacket.
Hold on to these items everywhere you go & all times as if your life depends on it, Why? Because it does!!!

I suppose you are a lady. Don't forget to bring along your hair products and braiding extensions. If you are the type that wear wigs, bring them too. Braiding extensions and wigs are costly here. Even till now I still rely on those ones sent from naija

I still de learn ooooooooo

Karch:

Don!!! You na badt guy o. This one pass me gan.

Karch:

she done crack guys ribs this night. I also laughed when I read the post.

Thank you.

ninered:
Based on popular demand....
#mydreamcometrue

Jigba:

I suppose you are a lady. Don't forget to bring along your hair products and braiding extensions. If you are the type that wear wigs, bring them too. Braiding extensions and wigs are costly here. Even till now I still rely on those ones sent from naija

Noted... That one is surely a must have for me. Thanks sis

Feliciaonyi:
good day folks

I am aspiring to apply for 2018 winter MSPE program at TUM. Any co-aspirant in the house?

Picture me rolling

ninered:
Based on popular demand....

ESSENTIALS for traveling this Winter Session.
N/B: 1 suitcase & a backpack (for guys who like traveling light)
2 suitcase (medium size). Standard to fit in all your life for a long stay.
3 suitcase? Too much
Airlines are not smiling when it comes to excess baggage fee & exceeding about 20kg per luggage

1. BASICS
Have this in your backpack or carry-on.... Passport, Original documents, Cash(euro), Laptop/smartphone and a warm jacket.
Hold on to these items everywhere you go & all times as if your life depends on it, Why? Because it does!!!

2. What goes in the suitcase
CLOTHES; winter jackets, hoodies, sweaters, gloves, headwarmer, socks, tops, jeans (invest in good ones), Ankara wear (to show them you be 9ja), other accessories etc. Carry enough clothes coz they're expensive for new comers unless you want turn your brain into abokifx exchange rate.
For ladies don't forget wigs (esp braided wigs, weavons, relaxers, etc, you'll thank me later on the 1st time you ever visit a saloon in Germany.

FOOD:
Gari, dryfish, crayfish, egusi, ogbono, dry leafs and uncommon local ingredients your village people dey chop. (palm oil is prohibited)
Accessories: buy a universal plug or charger with 2 pin for your laptops/phone that's the standard for Germany.
And if you're a movie/music freak like me then you better download all your favorites into a flash coz downloading from what I hear is illegal in Germany but streaming is allowed though.

If your family/friends ask you to bring lots of food & other stuffs for them, don't be shy to ask for cash for the extra baggage but if you know you'll be squatting in their house you better comply oo so you don't turn homeless on your first night in Germany.

Pls feel free to add other useful tips and comments
#mydreamcometrue

You forgot to add Pepper, bring pepper along ohh, it is very important.(dried pepper)

Please is there any one staying at Brandenburg or Cottbus to be precise.

willy2000:

You forgot to add Pepper, bring pepper along ohh, it is very important.(dried pepper)

Get Indian pepper from the Asian store, your tongue will never remain the same

Williamso:

Get Indian pepper from the Asian store, your tongue will never remain the same

Lol

Good evening and happy Sunday to all...pls, this msg is directed to the lady dat said she studied theatre arts and was rejected in all d skuls she applied to due to the non-relation of her B.A to the courses she is applied for...pls kindly check out dis link of M.A courses offered in English at Freie universität Berlin and check out English Studies: Literature, Language, Culture(Masters of Arts)....I believe you will be delighted at the course description...
http://www.fu-berlin.de/en/studium/studienangebot/english/index.html...#GutenAbend

Abeg how did u apply for the mansard insurance. Will be glad if u can send me the link

PlatinumPlato:
Admitted on 20th June.
Interviewed on 10th August.
AM dropped on 8th September.

All glory to God almighty.

I wanna start by advising all new comers to start reading from the beginning so you can get acquainted with all tricks and procedures involved. I started by reading some comments in part 2, I read all of part 3, then into part 4. I even read as I woke up for my interview that morning to be sure I learn anything new. The waiting period for my AM was not a good experience as I can not remember when last I fasted and prayed like that but its worth it.

Mr Bigman, Honourablesheyi et al really helped me and I so appreciate.

The slim young Frau shouted on me severally during my interview but now, behold my AM.

I am 100% ready to give back and I was greatly assisted here. PM me or write me via email at my signature, I will always assist as much as I can.

For those who just got Am, I used mansard insurance, its 22,696 or so for six months. Its about the best I can find.

God is great, I swear. lol

Hello everyone, please a few more questions
1. I applied to one of the public health insurance companies (BARMER) for health insurance and was given a sort of preliminary insurance certificate to use for enrollment. Would this be accepted by the German Consulate here when AM drops or I will still have to get travel insurance from mansard and Co?
2. For people that used Ensure insurance, how did you apply for it? I have checked their website but can't see the link for such

Thanks

Good day house, please help your boy
I need all necessary information concerning Uni Asssit am applying to HAW- Hamburg University for M.Eng in renewable energy Systems.


Thanks

I've got an epistles of questions to ask....make I shoot ?

Shoot them...anyone wey reach my side I go slap


Meanwhile spending small time to read from part 3 since Jan 1 won't hurt at all rather you'll be glad you took that challenge!


BlessUp

mykohayz:
I've got an epistles of questions to ask....make I shoot ?

Please what school can i apply for without any toefl or any exam?

Jigba:


They do

Mine was requested

really? they just told me to submit my passport and no mention of insurance same thing the other guy said (Disturbing EU). The waiting period can give someone heart attack lol . pls @jigba I sent you a pm

okpmoses:
Please what school can i apply for without any toefl or any exam?

We can't do this for you. It is your duty to email your prospective school on the type of proficiency exams needed or if possible exemptions.

- Email your program coordinator or the international office for enquiries
- Read your program details carefully. I am sure you will get your answers.

Applications start mostly by October

lekatoo:
Applications start mostly by October

yea application of summer semester will start from the month of october till december period. By that time the german consulate office will have open for student visa interview for summer semester students. All the best.