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Travel › Re: GENERAL Irish (student)visa & Work Permit-New THREAD*** by Aivinpac: 10:17am On Aug 30, 2018

hustla:

Most likely

Lol yea right on point I had not yet recovered then from the tension �

Travel › Re: GENERAL Irish (student)visa & Work Permit-New THREAD*** by Aivinpac: 6:44pm On Aug 29, 2018

Hello guys
Got my visa today, submitted on the 25 of July got approved on the 22nd and delivered today.just want to bless God for this supernatural miracle cause afraid catch me when I was reading about refusal reasons on this thread and I was like skeptical about my chances knowing I dint submit all what I was reading as the reasons for the refusals but my case was different .
Wishing all prospective visa applicants and those appealing Gods favour and best of luck.

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Travel › Re: GENERAL Irish (student)visa & Work Permit-New THREAD*** by Aivinpac: 7:29pm On Aug 27, 2018

CnenyeS:
i emailed the embassy and they replied that my visa was approved this mornign an di will get it soon. i guess thats good news, just waiting for ups to bring it to me.

Awaiting this week's testimonies. Best of everything to you all!

Good news and congrats to you
Pls when did u submit your application ?

Travel › Re: GENERAL Irish (student)visa & Work Permit-New THREAD*** by Aivinpac: 9:09pm On Aug 23, 2018

Twetwi:
Visa Approved...
Applied on 16th July,
Visa stamped on the 16th Aug
UPS delivered today.

Good luck to does awaiting theirs and I pray it will be good news.. We await your testimonies
Following this trend was the best decision I took... Thank you to all the contributors.. GOD bless you all.
Congrats and Amen to the rest of us waiting it will end in praise �

Travel › Re: GENERAL Irish (student)visa & Work Permit-New THREAD*** by Aivinpac: 1:52pm On Aug 19, 2018

Obiororo:
I studied in the uk too but my agent adviced to take an English test regardless.

That’s your Choice now bros ur agent advised you and you choose to do it notwithstanding the fact that you studied in the UK before .probably u weren’t sure it already counts for exemption however for those who did not do it and also studied abroad there’s no need to worry much about the exam in light of the embassy’s response which is evident for all to see.

Travel › Re: GENERAL Irish (student)visa & Work Permit-New THREAD*** by Aivinpac: 6:25pm On Aug 18, 2018

tune10:
So I mailed the Abuja office about ielts having had a masters degree in the UK and here is their reply.

This was the point I was trying to make earlier with respect to those who have a previous degree from the Uk that it should count for exemption coupled with a further explanation from the respective institutions.

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Travel › Re: GENERAL Irish (student)visa & Work Permit-New THREAD*** by Aivinpac: 9:07pm On Aug 17, 2018

abuhusna1:
Please don't mislead people online cos you won't be there to console them. It is very important to take English test as many have been refused visa based on that

Did u read my write up ? U can see my point was in respect to an individuals peculiar case ooo I no tell any body make dem no do test Biko I only suggested that for those whose uni specifically told dem they don’t need the test the uni should support what they say with documentation n I gave a scenario I know of. Abeg test is a must ooo am reiterating

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Travel › Re: GENERAL Irish (student)visa & Work Permit-New THREAD*** by Aivinpac: 5:25pm On Aug 17, 2018

Bigeye231:
It's compulsory for visa.. Am going g to NCI January also ad Wana pay my school fees and visa this month end..

My personal opinion bro if NCI says u don’t need it I guess u don’t need it then. That been said in your letter of acceptance they should write a statement saying they have made an assessement of your English Lang ability to satisfactory. I know of an individual who also dint do the test however the guy gave them reasons as to why he feels he doesn’t have to plus he studied in the UK too and made reference to all his previous studies in Nigeria to be taught in English and that of his degree in the Uk, bros they gave him his visa.
Pls this is not to dissuade any applicant from doing the test ooo better safe than sorry am just saying an initial study experience in the UK or any English speaking country should suffice along with a statement from the respective institution in respect to the exam.
It’s just a shame our govt does nothing with the way this guys bully us lol a lot of dem sef we saving the English pass dem as if na Latin we use they study for niger after dem go say brits colonise us so what’s the point . Lmao

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Travel › Re: GENERAL Irish (student)visa & Work Permit-New THREAD*** by Aivinpac: 11:09pm On Aug 16, 2018

ICaSNg:
Definitely Yes if they can get every refusal reason sorted correctly or adequately.
**Professional advice though, if the school has the program available for Jan, let them appeal before the 2 month window lapses and get an offer for Jan. This will give them more time to sort out all paper works.

Refusal reasons have ranged from people thinking IELTS/PTE/TOEFL is not a requirement to some as trivial as WAEC Certificate (***This answers the person who mentioned they intend making a visa application without their transcripts) not been included to 3rd parties making Tuition fee payment on behalf of the applicant especially when this is different from the sponsor.

Try and cover all bases before submitting an appeal. But then, we can't rule out the supernatural favour of God sha, so all the best everyone
Appeal takes minimum of 72 hours to 5 weeks or more or exceptional cases.

Guys I want to urge you all to be optimistic knowing fully well that your case is different ijn.Gods unmerited favour and grace will speak for for us all. All this saddening and unpleasant reports from our mates this week will change and I can assure you all IT WILL ALL END IN PRAISE.

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Travel › Re: GENERAL Irish (student)visa & Work Permit-New THREAD*** by Aivinpac: 6:08am On Aug 10, 2018

abuhusna1:
They will deny your visa because you refuse to tell them the truth better mail them explain yourself before they they explain themselves to you. Send the refusal page to thru email and let them know you forgot because they share the same database better late than never

Thanks for the advice I will do as advised but I do not have the refusal letter at hand, I never imagined I’d still need it after such a long time considering I was still granted a visa a few months after the Russel to the same country. Yh I know both countries exchange intel like you rightly pointed and I felt if they dig it up they will find out i was refused bk then because I submitted late cos shey all applications ought to be treated based on its merit ! So I thought ooo Ireland visa n it’s complexities

Travel › Re: GENERAL Irish (student)visa & Work Permit-New THREAD*** by Aivinpac: 6:00am On Aug 10, 2018

abuhusna1:
They will deny your visa because you refuse to tell them the truth better mail them explain yourself before they they explain themselves to you. Send the refusal page to thru email and let them know you forgot because they share the same database better late than never

Thanks for the advice I will do as advised.

Travel › Re: GENERAL Irish (student)visa & Work Permit-New THREAD*** by Aivinpac: 4:28am On Aug 10, 2018

Hi everyone, am new here and I’d appreciate your prompt response esp for those who have gotten their Irish visas. I submitted my application since the 23rd of July and am still not able to track the progress as the page keeps telling me invalid reference. Also I honestly forgot to mention I had been refused a study visa for the Uk bk in 2010 be refusal reason was as a result of late submission of my application.however I got my study visa subsequently and I did my undergraduate study in the Uk which I signed off in 2016, will this omission affect my chances of being issued visa and what can I possibly do to salvage the situation as I had already submitted before it occurred to me Should I email the embassy and escalate the omission or chill? More so I did not include English Lang test in my application will this also be a big deal pls ? Ur response will be highly appreciated

Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 3 by Aivinpac: 5:05pm On Aug 21, 2017

Hi @ laajiblik I understand why u might think my info is flaud ryt but go check and read Tru the appendix C of the immigration rule and evaluate it critically.like I said earlier it says the money must be available in the manner specified n dat the funds will remain available in such manner unless used to pay for course fee n accommodation.now u saying it says it must be available for ones use while in the UK is ryt oo,but ask urself how it's gonna be available in the UK if u do not transfer it to the UK abi but go travel leave the money for naija furthermore "must have been held is in plain English meaning at some point u must have had d funds in ur account cos if that's not the case the rule wouldn't give the grace of using the statement at least up to a month or so after uv printed it out.i guess u need to revisit the rules u read and have a rationalistic approach bro before u accuse someone of misinformation.personally I av been asked if I had d money in an interview before by an ECO and I told I'm no cos I had sent the money abroad which is within the confines of the maintenance rules and I got my visa ooo.and who told u they ask if uv got money in d account sef when they inquire
cos dey don't have d ryt aside confirming d genuity of what u submitted and ur other details.anyways I was jus trying to calm a fellow dude down cos he was tensed unnecessarily having said that we are entitled to our opinion.

LaaJiblik:
HOW CONVENIENT FOR YOU TO TRY TO JUSTIFY ILLEGALITY AND EVEN TRYING TO HOODWINK FOLKS HERE BY SAYING THE RULES WERE WRITTEN IN THE PAST TENSE FORMAT.

YOU DECIDED TO IGNORE THE PART OF THE RULE WHICH SAYS THE MAINTENANCE MONEY MUST BE AVAILABLE FOR YOUR USE WHILE IN THE UK.

Please, my brother/sister: Stop propagating illegality and misinformation here.

Thank you.

@Aivinpac

Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 3 by Aivinpac: 2:49am On Aug 21, 2017

@justwis,@mimilyrics and to all the guys here pls I'd like to know what u think about using a loan letter from the bank as evidence of funds for Tier4 student maintenance where all tuition fee has been payed already if it's acceptable or not ?cos the bnk said they need to see proof of visa before the loan can be released, further more if it's possible will the loan letter alone suffice or it needs to be attached with some other documents e.g affirmative letter from a local govt etc.

Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 3 by Aivinpac: 6:51pm On Aug 14, 2017

Hi everyone,
Please I'd like to know if one can pay for the UK application fee and ihs fee using a UK credit or debit card without having any issues as I was told the payments are made in dollar equivalent and what's the likely hood of been able to have an appointment slot 2days after paying for the application online e.g say I pay online on Wednesday what's the chance of been able to book an appointment on Thursday or Friday to those who have applied recently pls i'd appreciate your prompt response thanks

Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 3 by Aivinpac: 1:07am On Aug 08, 2017

@mimilyrics thanks for the info, much appreciated.

Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 3 by Aivinpac: 9:31pm On Aug 07, 2017

Hi guys,
Pls I'd like to note that am new to this just in case am not posting this via the right platform.i'd like to get ur views asap pls with respect to my Tier4 visa application
I want to know if it's ok or if anyone here has applied for visa whose date of application exchange rate on oanda is a bit higher than what he/she had in thier account during the 28day period.
I have already done my funding which was above the rates on oanda through out the 28day period,however I had to send the statement to my uni for verification cos they asked before they could send my cas, I was planning to pay for my application on the 2nd of August but unfortunately the rates peaked and up till today been the 7th of Aug it hasn't dropped and am a bit skeptical if it's gonna drop soon cos it's #470 to £1 at the moment and the rate I used was#450 to £1 at the time I commenced my funding.
Pls I need ur advice guys if I should submit cos my statement is about 2weeks now since I printed it out and I don't have any money to top up o. My tuition

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