Mhipo:

Hello, good evening...what uni did u apply to

I applied to DIT, Dublin institute of technology.

oggysena:


I applied to DIT, Dublin institute of technology.

What course?

rigz66:


What course?

Geographic Information Science (GIS)

dellons:
Good morning house. Please can anyone help me with any school in Ireland that accepts an overall band 6.0. I have tried and most of the schools I saw were mostly 6.5 and above.
For visa processing, please, what is dia standard for IELTs(English proficiency test). Please help me out here. Thanks.

Try NCI National College of Ireland

Okioghene60:


Pls i got a Score of 5.5 and my agent said i can use it, currently awaiting my admission letter into DIT.
Will d score get me d admission or it's jst for Visa application ?

Hello bro,
DIT gave me a course and after accepting through a link, I didn't hear from them again as regards admission letter. Is it the same with u. Plz reply Asap

rocklodge:


Hello bro,
DIT gave me a course and after accepting through a link, I didn't hear from them again as regards admission letter. Is it the same with u. Plz reply Asap

They normally follow up with your Reference number and link to where you can pay your fees. If you haven't gotten that yet they'll probably send it by the end of the day.

Once you've paid and send them the receipt they'll send you an official letter that you can use for your VISA application

oggysena:


Geographic Information Science (GIS)

I studied geology, have you been given admission? and how viable is the course in Ireland if you have any idea...

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

Hello my brother,

Plz I applied to U of Limerick too but have not gotten feedback. Plz can u reply to your pm let's talk.

ICaSNg:
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Visa application costs 60 - 100 euros (#27,000 to #44,500) for single entry or multiple entry. As a student, its advised to apply for single entry
• VAC service fee of #19,800 and bank charges of #400 should also be paid together with your visa fees at the application centre in Naira
• postal package from authorized postal service at the application centre for #4,500 - This is what will be used to send your documents back.

I applied multiple entry because I want to be coming home during school breaks and holidays

uckennety:




I applied multiple entry because I want to be coming home during school breaks and holidays

To the bset of knowledge, students are usually given single entry. If there is need for you to travel out of the island after your arrival, you need to apply for re-entry visa which cost €60 for single entry and €100 for multiple.

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

If you are coming to Griffith College,.... U pay in full sir

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

Indeed. ie. Jobbio.ie

Sorry guys for the late replies... Have been very busy with school works... No vex

Glokit:

Indeed. ie. Jobbio.ie

tnx a lot but if u have more please post

ohakskid:
tnx a lot but if u have more please post

Ok

niyogeol:
To the bset of knowledge, students are usually given single entry. If there is need for you to travel out of the island after your arrival, you need to apply for re-entry visa which cost €60 for single entry and €100 for multiple.

OK thanks

ICaSNg:
HND Qualifications ---Do we stand a chance to study in Ireland ?
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I'll be addressing getting an admission offer in Irish Universities with a Higher National Diploma (HND) Result today.

I've received significant number of queries which includes: Can a HND graduate apply to study in Ireland? to Duration of studies for HND graduates.

Yes, as a HND graduate you can study almost anywhere in the world once you have the required funds available. Securing an admission offer for HND graduate is similar to BSc gradautes with a third class degree especially for Republic of Ireland and Canada .

Such can either opt for a top-up degree which can be between 1 to 2 years or a 1 year Postgraduate diploma (PGD) route.
Because unlike the UK, Ireland offers a 4 year undergraduate program for BSc-Honours (unlike the UK where BSc is 3 years); depending on your transcripts or grades , you can be offered 1-year top up degree or 2 years if your results are not satisfactory enough.

Some Universities however have the PGD route available to both HND qualification holders or 3rd Class BSc graduates; program duration is 1 year and you still entitled to the post-study work visa if you successfully complete your program.

FAQs
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1. Ireland has 2 categories of BSc - Ordinary BSc- level 7 (Program duration is 3 years) and BSc Honors- level 8 (Program duration is 4 years)
Post-study work visa for bachelors degree is 1 year.

2. PGD : Postgraduate diploma in Ireland is equivalent to NFQ Level 9 similar to MA/MSc/MBA - hopefully this category is also entitled to 2 years work permit after graduation.

3. It is worthwhile to mention that studying in Ireland in terms of financial capability is similar to the UK especially when it comes to Tuition fees and living costs.
4. Tuition fees for UG programs in Ireland is between EUR 10,500 and up to EUR 35,000 per year depending on your choice of program or University.

5. Living costs is between EUR 7,000 AND EUR 11,000 depending on where your University is. If in Dublin City, you're expected to have EUR 11,000 to cover your living expenses for duration of your Postgraduate program.

Application/Admission requirements (As I've earlier stated in the Thread) is similar for either UG or PG programs :

1. CV
2. SOP
3. O-level results
4. Transcripts
5. Valid passport datapage
6. Passport photograph
7. 6-months bank statement ; Yours or your sponsor (This should show proof you have enough in Naira equivalent to cover both your Tuition fees and living expenses).
8. Application charges as stated by individual University
9. English proficiency test results *** Should be less than 2 years at the time of application---Exception however if you currently hold a bachelors degree from the UK, US or Canada.


Best Regards

Please I have a third class law degree. Can I get admission in Griffith for a postgraduate diploma?

Toluwalase77:




Please I have a third class law degree. Can I get admission in Griffith for a postgraduate diploma?

A top up degree program for a year will be better.

Check your inbox

Glokit:

If you are coming to Griffith College,.... U pay in full sir

You're not entirely correct. Griffith collects a partial payment of 6000 euros.
That's actually the minimum deposit you can make before applying for a study permit.

uckennety:




I applied multiple entry because I want to be coming home during school breaks and holidays

Irish visa issued in Nigeria is just for 3 months. It's a single entry visa cos you're required to apply for your Irish residence permit when you arrive in Ireland and this costs an additional fee of 300-350 euros

can anyone please give me guideline on how to acquire the Irish visa and which is best to apply and be granted visa...please i am a novice in visa requirement processes..thanks

ICaSNg:


You're not entirely correct. Griffith collects a partial payment of 6000 euros.
That's actually the minimum deposit you can make before applying for a study permit.

Partial payment accepted for people who are not from Africa most times.... But I can confirm for you at the international office of Griffith this morning...

ICaSNg:


Irish visa issued in Nigeria is just for 3 months. It's a single entry visa cos you're required to apply for your Irish residence permit when you arrive in Ireland and this costs an additional fee of 300-350 euros

Yes... But when you get to the dublin airport it will be extended for another 3months extra and within that 3month you are expected to process your residential permit which cost €300... Your best bet is when you enter Ireland download a app called GNIB... And you can't process the permit without opening a Bank account in Ireland, your medical insurance and a letter from school.... VERY IMPORTANT!

Hello peeps, Plz has anyone in the house gotten admission at university of Limerick?