₦airaland Forum

Munayh:
I applied for Charles sturt to study agric and I got this response from them. Please what do you think is the problem. I don’t have an ielt, I work with idp agent for the MSc admission.

Please which agency is swift, seems like IDP is very slow. Is it still possible to secure an admission and a study visa for feb/march session if I should start reapplying from today

damble:
Hello good people,
What's the VISA chances of someone who is 40 and going for certificate/diploma program?

Thanks

Kdamilola:
If your enquiry is visa related, it should be addressed to the South African High Commission. The High Commission (Abuja) and Consulate (Lagos) doesn't have the capacity for visa processing, so, usually all applications from Nigeria is usually advised to be directed to South Africa.

You can get info about all their consulates and high commissions here: https://www.dfat.gov.au/about-us/our-locations/missions/our-embassies-and-consulates-overseas#n. And here is the High Commission in South Africa: https://www.dfat.gov.au/about-us/our-locations/missions/australian-high-commission-south-africa. A screenshot of the address is also attached.

Judee99:
1. Identity documents - all pages of old and new passport data page, birth certificate, NIN, LASSRA, student card in Turkiye and Japan.
2. Health Insurance - (covered by scholarship)
3. CV
4. Supervisor correspondence from first mail to acceptance
4. Copy of CoE
5. Evidence of funding ( provided by faculty )
6. Evidence of publication
7. GTE letter
8. SSCE , ND, BSc and MSc transcripts and
certificates (+copy of all trainings and non credit courses mentioned on the cv)
9. Previous awards and scholarships
10. Bank statement and pay slip (optional)
11. Conference and seminar certificate
12. Deed of assignment
9. VISA and residence permit of countries visited
10. phd offer letter
11. NYSC certificate
12. Yellow card certificate
13. All proofs of employment including part-time and internships in Nigeria and abroad.
I added form 1221 2 days before the grant although it wasn't requested.

Kingdave007:
Actually @89omowu, it differs just like @kdamilola has said.

But you have the required overall score and should give it a try.

Send an email if you need help :logicflowdigital@gmail.com

Kdamilola:
Hello!

I'm sorry, I may not be the best to answer this because I've never done one myself; however, I'll try. The University of Sydney English language requirement states that overall 6.5 score is required, with no band less than 6.0. This means that it may be different from school to school.

Also, since you already have an admission (MSc by Research for that matter), I believe DHA may be able to accept whatever score your university accepts to make decision on your visa (The website states that you do not need to provide evidence of English test score if you are enrolled in a registered post-graduate research course). You can try to read more about the requirements from the DHA website (https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/student-500#Eligibility) to learn more about what applies to you.

Regards.

Tricia14:
Congrats!!! Pls, since you did not use IELTS, what did you use for English proficiency?

Tricia14:
Congrats!!! Pls, since you did not use IELTS, what did you use for English proficiency?

Tricia14:
Congrats!!! Pls, since you did not use IELTS, what did you use for English proficiency?

Tricia14:
Congrats!!! Pls, since you did not use IELTS, what did you use for English proficiency?

Tricia14:
Congrats!!! Pls, since you did not use IELTS, what did you use for English proficiency?

Ikechukwu09:
I used a letter from my Department at the University which stated that I was educated in English. The document was certified by a lawyer.

Ikechukwu09:
I used a letter from my Department at the University which stated that I was educated in English. The document was certified by a lawyer.

Ikechukwu09:
I used a letter from my Department at the University which stated that I was educated in English. The document was certified by a lawyer.

Ikechukwu09:
I used a letter from my Department at the University which stated that I was educated in English. The document was certified by a lawyer.

Ikechukwu09:
I used a letter from my Department at the University which stated that I was educated in English. The document was certified by a lawyer.

Ikechukwu09:
I used a letter from my Department at the University which stated that I was educated in English. The document was certified by a lawyer.

kingsley103:
Hi Ikechukwu, congratulations. I would like to connect with you. I have been offered admission to Master (Research), but I deferred to next year. I want to learn of how you would do your process.

Reanzi:
I think you need six months of validity on your passport. Please confirm from immi website. It's there.

AKASBABA1:
Certainly, you can. Let me clarify the situation for you. The English test primarily serves the purpose of admission and is primarily utilized by the schools. It is not strictly an immigration requirement, except for professions like nursing and other courses that have stringent English language proficiency criteria.

Having admission implies acceptance by the school based on your English score; otherwise, the school would not have accepted you.