timoddy:
Hello, what do u think about National college Ireland (NCI)

dotcomnamename:
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pristine88:



Let me know what you find out about the school..just got admitted

Doctorfitz:


Good day, pls for a school in Ireland (university) that accepts three instalments for tuition fees how can one satisfy the V. O as regards the above 6000 Euro thingy..

The school confirmed this upon inquisition, taking a look at the visa requirement I'm confused.

Justwise, mcowubaba,

Doctorfitz:


Good day, pls for a school in Ireland (university) that accepts three instalments for tuition fees how can one satisfy the V. O as regards the above 6000 Euro thingy..

The school confirmed this upon inquisition, taking a look at the visa requirement I'm confused.

Justwise, mcowubaba,

timoddy:
Same here. That's why I'm asking. They boast a 96% employment rate for graduates though

pristine88:



Let me know what you find out about the school..just got admitted

geobukky:


I hope you both know visa takes time. If it's this Sept entry you don't have this time... Unemployment in Ireland is about 10% read on the economy to see if ur discipline is in demand... I don't think the school is bad. It's top 5 in Ireland

Mcowubaba:


I don't really understand what you mean, but if you're asking for a school that can accept tuition payments in parts, then that's not an issue.
Most schools should accept that, provided you pay their initial deposit.

For further information, UCC accepts payments in installments, that's after paying €1000 non refundable deposit. https://www.ucc.ie/


Further clarification on the €6000
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.


In my experience in Study Visa matters, it's always "better" to pay your complete tuition before visa application.
I didn't say it's mandatory!!, I said it's BETTER

I have ATTACHED the Student financial requirements by the Irish Naturalization and immigration services
http://www.inis.gov.ie/
Download below *student finances* and read through it carefully
Goodluck

dotcomnamename:


I refer to Mcowubaba's reply which is 100% correct.

TheonlykeneN:
I just got my Visa today

TheonlykeneN:
I just got my Visa today

dotcomnamename:


Wow, Congratulations! I am happy for you! . But how come the only post with this your username is this news. Congrats anyway!

pristine88:



Kindly guide us through especially what you submitted to the embassy

TheonlykeneN:
Give me your whatsapp number

TheonlykeneN:
Thanks a lot. I'm the one who contacted you then asking about the amount needed in the account... Well, the Study Visa can be gotten without so much funds in the account and mine took 3 weeks and 3 days

chrisb2r200:
Please I need VFS customer care

Mcowubaba:
I came here asking/seeking for information about Ireland in reference to my Sister's ambition.

I was guided by many people, I'm glad to announce that she has since gotten her admission, and also she just got her VISA today!!,...

Special thanks to Dotcomnamename...

Chimumsy20:


Congrats to your sis. But if am permitted to ask, why didn't u go for canada cos I have seen your post on Canadian thread

Mcowubaba:

MY SISTER NOT ME..
I'm already in Canada.

My sister prefers Ireland, due to some reasons, a bit personal, not for public consumption!!
So I simply helped her to actualize her desire..

dotcomnamename:
..

Mcowubaba:
I came here asking/seeking for information about Ireland in reference to my Sister's ambition.

I was guided by many people, I'm glad to announce that she has since gotten her admission, and also she just got her VISA today!!,...

Special thanks to Dotcomnamename...

gurlnext2u:
Good day house! I want to thank you all for this wonderful thread. Thanks to everyone who contributed one way or the other. I got my study visa today after 4 weeks.
To say that I am happy is an understatement.
I'm going for a Masters program in Cork
I submitted the following
1. Degree certificate
2. Employment letter (photocopy, I couldn't find the original)
3. Letter of admission
4. Present and previous international passports
5. Receipt of school fee payment (fees were paid in full)
6. Accommodation offer letter and proof of payment (I only paid the deposit and half of the accommodation fee)
7. Marriage certificate
8. Affidavit of change of name
9. Newspaper change of name
10. Sponsors bank statement (dorm account), sponsor's company document from cac ( sponsor is self employed)
10. Signed letter of undertaking and application letter
11. Visa refusal( I misplaced my original visa refusal letters so I decided to write a letter to the embassy explaining the reasons for refusal and informing them of the loss of the letters)
12. Private medical insurance ( I bought from the school
13. Evidence for educational gaps ( I submitted professional development course certificates I had acquired after graduation and after my employment contract expired)

dotcomnamename:


Congratulations Mcowubaba, i'm happy for you. Can't wait to see my brother get his own visa too . I personally invited my brother and my father inlaw, they approved my father inlaw's application on appeal. They first refused my father inlaw's application but i appealed the decision immediately from here in Ireland and they finally approved it. This is an old man that just came back from New Jersey in US and still have a valid US visa as you can imagine.

As per my brother his application was refused twice. . My family lawyer told me that they wanted to give him the visa but they probably think he won't return to Nigeria due to the fact that I that invited him entered Ireland with a visit visa and did not return to Nigeria but eventually granted residency based on family and long time residence in Ireland. I'm going tough on them on my brother's next application

Once more congratulations, tell your sister to bring Ogbono and bitter leaf O !

gurlnext2u:
Good day house! I want to thank you all for this wonderful thread. Thanks to everyone who contributed one way or the other. I got my study visa today after 4 weeks.
To say that I am happy is an understatement.
I'm going for a Masters program in Cork
I submitted the following
1. Degree certificate
2. Employment letter (photocopy, I couldn't find the original)
3. Letter of admission
4. Present and previous international passports
5. Receipt of school fee payment (fees were paid in full)
6. Accommodation offer letter and proof of payment (I only paid the deposit and half of the accommodation fee)
7. Marriage certificate
8. Affidavit of change of name
9. Newspaper change of name
10. Sponsors bank statement (dorm account), sponsor's company document from cac ( sponsor is self employed)
10. Signed letter of undertaking and application letter
11. Visa refusal( I misplaced my original visa refusal letters so I decided to write a letter to the embassy explaining the reasons for refusal and informing them of the loss of the letters)
12. Private medical insurance ( I bought from the school
13. Evidence for educational gaps ( I submitted professional development course certificates I had acquired after graduation and after my employment contract expired)