Yobaby:
Hey everyone, pls wanted to know if 5k euro is to be blocked if you want a spouse or child to join you in Germany?. Or what is the cash one needs to block for a spouse or child to join you?

Damolux01:
About #4m...That's 8790€.

Reski:
Please is it the total sum you need for an 18 months masters program in germany? Or do you need 4m every semester?..

CassieV:

That's the living expenses for 1 year. Most German schools are tuition free, you'll only have to pay between 150-300 euros per semester depending on the school.

Reski:
Please is it the total sum you need for an 18 months masters program in germany? Or do you need 4m every semester?..

Reski:
I mean do you have to pay another 4m after the first year. if your program lasts for 18 months? Or is there a way around it?

Damolux01:
Total amount as you would be allowed to work when u get there.

Reski:
Sorry for the too many questions bros. Do you need to provide proof of sponsorship after paying into the blocked account.

Zeus201:
In respect of the 8,700 euros, I heard anyone staying in Germany as a citizen can give a document stating they can take care of your expenses and the embassy can except this and wave the block account thing for you.
Pls how true is this?

richieroxy:


please somebody should reply this question because I have an uncle there though not directly related.

Reski:
Sorry for the too many questions bros. Do you need to provide proof of sponsorship after paying into the blocked account.

doubletroublmum:
Hi I'm living in North Rhine Westphalia near Dortmund.

If you have finished university, you will get a residence permit I think of 1 year, so you will have enough time to find a job.
I can not tell about job opportunities now, cause i work almost 15 years in the same company.

I just heard that IT / computer technology offers a lot of jobs, aswell as anything in the technical field. They also look for workers in the medical field. pls can u be of help for exporting Africa sows fabrics male & female wears to Germany for trading? Another kul business for u there aside from ur job

There are also simple jobs like cleaning construction and so on but since many refugees/foreign people came to Germany in the last two years, you will face more applicants for such job. The better your qualification, the easier the job will be found.

In general life over here is peaceful, but once you get a job, you will work a lot. Germans like hard working people, they don't support laziness. You should try and learn the language. If Germans can't talk to you, they might not be ready to give you job (my personal experience).

CassieV:

No you don't, you either use the Block account or the Sponsorship letter..

lanre316:


I see that you pm me on nairaland. I don't use email I use for nairaland anymore. If you want to reach me, you can quote me and give me your email or WhatsApp contact and I will get back to you.

CassieV:


Thanks...

DisturbingEU:
Good just start A2.2 few weeks ago and its nice so far

Jigba:


Yes, you have to take exams

I don't enjoy learning from the app, had to delete the app at one time.

I find YouTube great but Duolingo is good, would recommend!.

chioma134:


Please, is there anyone with an idea of any German language class in Abuja?. For those currently studying German, do you need to attend lessons or do you use internet solely? I hear of B1, C2 levels. How many levels are there and do we need to take exam for every stage? What is the average cost of learning and the exams? Thanks in advance.

DisturbingEU:
For German Classes its either u attend Goethe Institut or Enrol in a private Class...
At Goethe Institut u start from A1 and u write 3 tests which would be calculated, would determine if you are going to A2 or not. For me i did just A1 at Goethe before moving to Germany. I am about to finish the A2 class here and processed to B1 then write my B1 exam in less than a month.

chioma134:

Thanks for your prompt response. Is there any Goethe institute class in Abuja? How many exams/tests do I need to take and what is the average cost?

seunny4lif:

Yes
You need a strong evidence now, even if you claim gay.
I saw them deporting Pregnant ladies back to Italy and Nigeria.
German ladies sees African guys as intimacy gadgets now same thing going on in Finland.

Adebashy:


Is it pregnant women that are student or Aduro that they are deporting

What if a female student got pregnant during her course of study; will they deport her.

doubletroublmum:
Hi I'm living in North Rhine Westphalia near Dortmund.

If you have finished university, you will get a residence permit I think of 1 year, so you will have enough time to find a job.
I can not tell about job opportunities now, cause i work almost 15 years in the same company.

Please can I pm you, I will be applying to Rhine-waal university next year, for undergraduate studies, would like to know more about housing and student jobs available there. Thanks.

I just heard that IT / computer technology offers a lot of jobs, aswell as anything in the technical field. They also look for workers in the medical field.

There are also simple jobs like cleaning construction and so on but since many refugees/foreign people came to Germany in the last two years, you will face more applicants for such job. The better your qualification, the easier the job will be found.

In general life over here is peaceful, but once you get a job, you will work a lot. Germans like hard working people, they don't support laziness. You should try and learn the language. If Germans can't talk to you, they might not be ready to give you job (my personal experience).