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Thanks a lot Idon. I appreciate this.

ldon:
Dear Daniel, trust you are doing great! Most times I do not comment on issues but I felt compelled to do so because of the question you asked. First, the situation here is not as easy as it seems. It is difficult for those that understand the Italian language to get a job, imagine your chances of getting a job without knowledge of the Language. Although it is not impossible but very difficult and would take some time too. Second, you are allowed to work for only 4 hours and most employers are very cautious of that and if you are opportune to get one, you will not be allowed to work more than 4 hours. Third, Nigerians here have created a bad image and it would take your ability to stand out and make a difference to convince Italians. Lastly, if you really do not have a means of income or sufficient money to take care of your needs for up to 6 months, I advise you consider carefully your options as most of our people here are beggars (for guys), prostitutes (for ladies), and drug pushers (for those that have the gut). All the same, I wish you the very best of any decision you come up with. Ciao Amico!

Hi everyone, My name is Daniel. I also got my Visa last week for a masters degree in the University of Trento. Please I have some questions and I need clarifications,
Firstly does anyone here have any contact I can relate with in the university of Trento? I would appreciate contacts.
My school fees is 4500 euros. I am planning to get part time jobs to pay up the fees since I have 6 months grace to pay pay up. How possible is that, like what is the earning power of a typical student in Italy.
Please I really need explanations from anyone, those who are studying there already or those who have valid facts about studying in Italy.
Thanks for your responses.
I appreciate this house.

Thanks for the information sir

Hello guys,
I want to ask if most of you guys processing the Italy admission are on scholarships or you're paying. For me I have no scholarship offer but trying to raise the fees to pay. University of Trento.
Are there scholarship opportunities I could apply for maybe in my second year or something?
I have been hearing gists of no jobs in Italy and all, for me I believe that it may not be precisely so in all cases, for those that are there, how are you coping, like is it possible to hustle to meet up with living costs, I believe we Nigerians are very hard working and determined.
Thanks for your responses.

Guys please I need your advise, I have read through previous messages here and the list of things I saw that should be translated are my
1. Transcript
2.Degree certificate
3.Birth certificate.
Those are the three documents I took for translation and the woman I gave is not even done with them.
Can I take those 3 documents for Legalization? I have my admission letter already and the instruction sent to me was to legalize my "Degree certificate". Other documents were not mentioned.
For those that have done theirs, please can I go further with legalization without issues or it is a must I present a translated copy of my WAEC as well?

Secondly, when is pre enrollment/ main visa application going to be?

Thanks for your responses

Thanks man. I believe that I could go ahead with the Legalization while trying to retrieve my transcript right?

Hello everyone, thanks for these conversations, they have really been helpful, I have a masters degree admission into University of Trento, any info about the school?
I still have an issue to be cleared on though? its the transcript translation. I only have access to an unofficial copy of my transcript as universities do not give out official transcripts for personal use. Can I use the unofficial transcript for the translation or how do you guys go about it?
Thanks for your help.