iamseun01:
I have a Skype interview with VDU in 2 days time, please did anyone know what kind of questions would they ask, just curious.

yommitte00:
I have a schengen visa. I'm thinking of relocating to Lithuania. Please i there any way i can get job there?

Squirrel01:


msc or bsc? just read your motivational letter well and know basic stuff in the course you applied.
hope you know they don't have embassy in Nigeria.

gentleking90:

why the school
why the country
why the course
who is sponsoring you
about your last bsc programme
how did you find Vmu
how do you think this course will add value to you
your plans after study.

note. remember to write down the names of those that spoke with you during the interview because that was the first question the consular asked me in the embassy.
Good luck and see u in kaunas by Sept

gentleking90:

why the school
why the country
why the course
who is sponsoring you
about your last bsc programme
how did you find Vmu
how do you think this course will add value to you
your plans after study.

note. remember to write down the names of those that spoke with you during the interview because that was the first question the consular asked me in the embassy.
Good luck and see u in kaunas by Sept

Genniviva:
Hy guys which embassey do i get d visa from and can u do a part time job in Lithuania

hardwerk:


Seems you know to well about this ..Now ,how do I apply for master's here under Diplomacy?

Genniviva:
Hy guys which embassey do i get d visa from and can u do a part time job in Lithuania

gentleking90:

apply online via the school admission portal

Martinscue:
I have just gotten admission into SMK, university of applied social science and I have already gotten a south africa work permit visa for five years. My question is if I can use the SA working visa to apply for the Lithuanian study visa and what questions should I be expecting from the interviewer?

Martinscue:
I have just gotten admission into SMK, university of applied social science and I have already gotten a south africa work permit visa for five years. My question is if I can use the SA working visa to apply for the Lithuanian study visa and what questions should I be expecting from the interviewer?

fitlaw:

Please brother how did you get South Africa Work Permit Visa, kindly share your experience with us in this forum . I will appreciate your timely response.

Thanks

A friend of mine who I met when I was in the U.S helped me with it..His brother who has a company in SA sent me the documents for the Visa Application. Are you interested in securing the Visa? You will have to find a company that's ready to sponsor you, and then go to the Embassy with the documents you get from them.

Saintsquare:
Lithuania embassy in Pretoria welcomes any applicants as long their stay in SA is LEGAL be it working visa or tourist visa.I'll let my oga gentleking90 attend to your last question.

Martinscue:
I have just gotten admission into SMK, university of applied social science and I have already gotten a south africa work permit visa for five years. My question is if I can use the SA working visa to apply for the Lithuanian study visa and what questions should I be expecting from the interviewer?

hardwerk:
please send me the link ,I can't find it

fitlaw:

Please brother how did you get South Africa Work Permit Visa, kindly share your experience with us in this forum . I will appreciate your timely response.

Thanks

you can also get the SA visa with the school admission letter

gentleking90:
boss I greet you oo how your parole dey go?

Highbeeyajibola:
100 Euro just for application fee at vmu. That's a huge amount

gowaga68:

do you call €100 huge? the school I applied for have an application fee of €200.
biko, what do you call that wan?

Squirrel01:

lol which school bro??

gowaga68:
Klaipeda university.

Saintsquare:
Noticed people aren't going to Vilnius university, KTU ,MRU why tho

Jukebox5:
Their application process is not straight forward and chances of getting admitted is really slim plus tuition fees is quite on the high side.

Saintsquare:
Well they have same application process as VDU,MRU has many Europe Erasmus partnership and admission chances seems quite high,for bsc applicants, they accept D7 in English lol and no need for English proficiency. Yet still better in ranking compared to Klaipeda, smk .Job prospect seems better in Vilnius as the capital city,just an observation tho.

Jukebox5:
Which of the universities did you apply for? And duration before you got admitted? Are you saying MRU accepts D7 in English language others don't?