Glokit:
hi guys, been a while.... have been busy with Assignments up and down...

now straight to my point... if you have been given admission in ireland and you are sure of coming.. please try to get contacts of people coming as well so that u guys can arrange for accommodation... cos accommodation is not easy here.... on a average of 400EURO per month....
ALSO... learn to be patient.... cos u wont get everything u want immediately... its all about APPOINTMENTS here.

For people coming for Msc..... its all about research assignments and exam..... improve your presentation skills very well.

For Jobs... jobs are very much available here provided your documents are complete and you meet the requirement.

Sapph:


Hi...Thanks

Sure, yes we can.

The request did not drop in mail. Sent you a request.

Glokit:
hi guys, been a while.... have been busy with Assignments up and down...

now straight to my point... if you have been given admission in ireland and you are sure of coming.. please try to get contacts of people coming as well so that u guys can arrange for accommodation... cos accommodation is not easy here.... on a average of 400EURO per month....
ALSO... learn to be patient.... cos u wont get everything u want immediately... its all about APPOINTMENTS here.

For people coming for Msc..... its all about research assignments and exam..... improve your presentation skills very well.

For Jobs... jobs are very much available here provided your documents are complete and you meet the requirement.

moe0164:
Hi. You guys are doing a terrific job on here. I'm Ibrahim and new on this forum. I'll be applying to U of Limerick for my LLM this year and need to get some facts right. Can I actually pay 6000 euros first as my programme is 12k and actually get the visa? an agent seems to think I must pay all else I'd be denied or my visa grant dragged till I pay. Has anyone actually gotten a visa with 6k payment as on the Irish immigration website ? Thanks

ICaSNg:



If you pay in full you have a greater chance of having your visa approved.
However, most students have gotten their visas approved with just 6k. It all boils down to you having enough proof of funds and hopefully not more than 1 previous refusal.

Cheers

vivianobas:


I have gotten admission and I am on the verge of paying the tuition fee now.

I got partial scholarship from NCI and would advice those that made 2.1 in their first degree to give the school a trial.

Glokit:
hi guys, been a while.... have been busy with Assignments up and down...

now straight to my point... if you have been given admission in ireland and you are sure of coming.. please try to get contacts of people coming as well so that u guys can arrange for accommodation... cos accommodation is not easy here.... on a average of 400EURO per month....
ALSO... learn to be patient.... cos u wont get everything u want immediately... its all about APPOINTMENTS here.

For people coming for Msc..... its all about research assignments and exam..... improve your presentation skills very well.

For Jobs... jobs are very much available here provided your documents are complete and you meet the requirement.

uchaay88:
Good day guys. Please Is there anybody here who intends to study or is already studying at National University of Ireland, Galway? Thanks

ohakskid:
Hello, nice info. Please can you send me some job sites or links. I wana migrate to Ireland soon. Tnx

lanrayx:

can i pm you it is important

gbenga4sure:
What are the requirements for applying for visa to N.Ireland as a job seeker and how many weeks/days/months will I be given and how do I apply for residence permit

ICaSNg:

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oggysena:
Plus is it advisable to state on the application later that one has been denied twice before on 2 different countries.

Blessedolamide:


Hello ICaSNg, is it still necessary for an applicant to submit his statement of account even after he has included his sponsor's acct?

Thanks

ICaSNg:


If and When using a sponsor for academics , only the sponsor's proof of funds is required.

If for tourist visa , both is required.

Cheers

Glokit:
hi guys, been a while.... have been busy with Assignments up and down...

now straight to my point... if you have been given admission in ireland and you are sure of coming.. please try to get contacts of people coming as well so that u guys can arrange for accommodation... cos accommodation is not easy here.... on a average of 400EURO per month....
ALSO... learn to be patient.... cos u wont get everything u want immediately... its all about APPOINTMENTS here.

For people coming for Msc..... its all about research assignments and exam..... improve your presentation skills very well.

For Jobs... jobs are very much available here provided your documents are complete and you meet the requirement.

davalababa:
Have been offered admission to study Fintech at National College of Ireland. Please House, when is the best time to procesS VISA for september intake ?

Blessedolamide:


Hello ICaSNg, is it still necessary for an applicant to submit his statement of account even after he has included his sponsor's acct?

Thanks

lonelydude:
Hello Ireland hopefuls,

Nice thread on Ireland.

Please, I applied for a Funded PhD position in National University of Ireland, Galway sometimes in February 2018. I forwarded my applications directly to the supervisor in charge as instructed on the advert.

On opening the Postgraduate Application Centre (PAC) website for the school 2 days ago, I had been given an offer as was displayed on my application status and was given till 15th May to accept. I have accepted and my acceptance have been acknowledged.

However, I do not know if the offer comes with the funding since there was no explicit explanation.

I was just thinking if anyone has similar experience even if it's on MSc level.

That was the PhD advert as below.

https://www.findaphd.com/search/projectdetails.aspx?PJID=94575

Thanks in advance for your response.

davalababa:
Have been offered admission to study Fintech at National College of Ireland. Please House, when is the best time to procesS VISA for september intake ?

joshosas:
Please is anybody processing or intending to process admission for a masters degree in any school in dublin for the september 2018 session?
Almost all questions have already been answered or discussed on here. However, i think knowing a person or two prior to travelling would go a long way in helping us settle. Hence, i would like us to recognise each other, develop a sort of open communication channel, rub minds and maybe go through the transition process together.