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Kranjar:
Thanks. I sent the school a mail to direct me on how to go about processing the VAL because I have no idea of what to do. I need more explanation please. It is coursework, 4 courses each semester.

Check your school international office web page, the VAL procedures is always listed there, you just have to submit the necessary documents and pay the required fee thats all, you might decide to take less than 4 courses in a sem, they leave the planning to the masters student, it all depends on how long you want to take to finish your masters, the minimum is 2courses per semester which is 6unit, with that you fee cannot be more than RM5000, the more the courses you register for the more money you are required to pay

coolskimmer:
Pls am aving a problem concernin emgs rejecting d pics pasport use in processing my VAL application, due to dis, I can't meet up with august 28 Given to me by d sch to resume, I av 2 defer d admission to Feb 2018, wats can I do

If you are applying to for masters and to a public university like UM, UPM, UKM, USM etc, you dont need to defer your admission, you will be registered and be given a year visa irrespective of when you coming in but make sure you dont come in when the school is on holiday, about the photo there is always a specification for it both on emgs website and the school website, check the emgs website, they always state the particular reason for rejection at the bottom of the page, go and take a new passport and address the issue stated and upload it, i know they have changed the background colour from blue to white.

omoluabi001:
maybe he is referring to VISA APPROVAL LETTER from Malaysia immigration dept...
am actually at that stage now sef but its not yet out. one will need that to take to Abuja embassy.

most likely

barondmoni:
Hello sir...my brother want to travel to malaysia to study his visa is out but dey said he must do NDLEA b4 traveling to abuja to claim the visa.....one of the requirements are letter of.......Applications addressed to the chairman/cheif executive,NDLEA titled APPLICATION FOR CLEARANCE.....can someone help me with tips on how to write the letter....tnx

if he already has a visa, which visa is he suppose to claim again, if he already got the visa, no one would ask him for any NDLEA certificate at the airport, he is ready to travel

omoluabi001:
My dad is sponsoring me.....is it his own statement of account or my own....thanks
secondly, i saw on Malaysia embassy website that d ndlea certificate is for first time travellers.

if its you dad, then you have to submit your dad's statement of account, you can also submit yours to support your application if you have good money in your account. If you are going to a college or for diploma, you still need the NDLEA irrespective of where or the numbers of times your have travelled b4, but if you are going to a university you dont need it

Bella315:
Pls sir my brother in Malaysia wants to send 127,000ringit which is equivalent to9,357,396 naira to my gtbank account but he was told that he can only send 1,500,000 naira per transaction pls sir is there any other means for him to send me the money we need it urgently for my father's operation

if your brother could make that kinda money, he should know the right place to take the money too and not any bank over here, there are alot of nigerians that do the business of changing ringgit to niara vice versa, its partnof alot of peoples work here, he should know alot of them. I do the exchange business too.

Bobxin:
HELLO FRIENDS, I HAVE A FRIEND IN MALAYSIA, CAN HE HELP ME GET A TOURIST VISA?

I want to work and stay over there

1st Dont get it twisted there is no legal work here, its almost impossible to find, if any tell you you can study and work here, be sure of the kinda work its talking about, and you can stay more that two weeks on a tourist visa here unless you plan overstay, and there is a very high chance of deportation, but i nigerians usually have there way around that , you cant also change a tourist visa to student visa. If you wanna get into malaysia and be able to stay legally, you best bet is a student visa.

omoluabi001:
Good job guys, I just got admission to study in IIUM this September with the time limit i cant meet up so i have decided to difer d admission BUT i have applied for my VAL. now my question is this after getting the VAL how do i go about the whole Visa application stuff in Abuja and i need someone to explain the certificate from NDLEA and am also hearing something about results verification from Ministry of education too.

Pls help a friend am kinda lost.....its my first time travelling though.
THANKS

check my post from last year, i posted the requirements for NDLEA certificate, but if you are applying to a university, you wont need it for visa, for visa processing check the list on the website of malaysian embassy in abuja, you might not need some documents if you are applying to public universities that has a good reputation here

Hi everyone,
Please i'm about finishing my masters in malaysia and i want to apply for PhD in US, please i just want to know how easy it is to get any kinda work that i would be able to survive, which kinda of work do they give to nigerians over there and its is possible to get a scholarship for my PhD and the best city to apply to with low cost of living and availability of work.
Thanks

JayJustus:
hahahahahahaha...i'm typing this right from my pastors house here in Kuala Lumpur (he is chinese malaysian)...all you wrote is bullshyte...hahahaha...Nigerians make up 500,000 lol...whattttttt if Nigerians are over 500,000 then bangladeshis are like 5 million> hahahahahah...fool...total number of africans here are not even up to 20,000 (legal and illegal)...I study at segi university (pinshure attached) and Nigerians are not much here...the bulk is kazakhstans, bangladeshis, pakistanis, arab countries and PRC (china)...in my faculty with students of over 150 i can name all the nigerians that are studying both the ones still in the programme and graduated...not up to ten... and you said you cancome in with a social visa and it will be converted go a student visa hell facking no..this had ended since 2010...before you start spewing bullshyte I have been studying since 2012 here, i speak close to fluent malay so i'm more with locals and other foreign students the most...you have no idea what is happening here...I know three nigerian lecturers from three different universities here (university of malaya, university putra and UCSI)...ofcos there are bad nigerians here but there are alot of hardworking nigerians working at petronas, my cousin worked here for two years in a palm oil research company..my friend just last month got an offer from three different IT companies begging him to work for em...don't just say bullshyte cos you wanna drive traffic to your site or make frontpage or whatnot...go to the public universities and see in aset of PHd graduating students out of 10 you will not see 4 nigerians...nonsense...well it's not like the school fees is cheap that you'd find so many nigerians also..the nigerians that can afford to come here are boxed up in the pocket...

Yeah, i agree with some of the things you said, but I'm presently studying in UPM and i can tell you confidently that there is no nigerian lecturer in the university, yes there are some nigerians working legally here but 95% are into illegal activities mainly internent fraud, prostitution, few into Drugs, because i dont think much of nigerians are into drugs here, please you have to be very clear because people are reading this and some people are going to make a decision based on your comments, please if you dont have a good sponsor that can cover your tuition and living expenses, sont dare come to malaysia, it is almost impossible to get a job here, unless you will find yourself persuaded to go into illegal activities because you have no money or job. Please dont let anyone decieve you.

rita2210:
If you don't know what you're saying, don't talk, stop misleading people. It's the same thing that happens in every country, let's say a malaysian comes to nigeria to study at unilag and a nigerian went to America to study, if the two apply for a job in nigeria who do you think they'll choose, it's the same thing as us going to their country to study and someone from their country that went to America to study, they'll obviously choose their people. You also talked about the rankings of university, I've done my research and according to times higher education world university rankings, more than 5 malaysian universities are there and only one nigerian university in the whole world (university of ibadan) you're complaining that malaysian universities are not part of top 200, do you know how many universities are in America or UK, even in the whole of Europe and you expect malaysia to be part of top 200, there are even some countries that are not even part of top universities , are you not nigerian, only one university from our country and its at eight hundred and something, so why are you complaining about another country and in malaysia you're only allowed to work during the holidays, that is why you must have enough funds before you get there because they won't allow you work during the semester. And you're allowed to work as a cleaner or waiter but not as a cashier. I don't know but maybe you were just unlucky because I know people who are living comfortably in malaysia they still face racism once in a while but it's already normal to them it's not something you can change, racism is everywhere you cant just wake up one morning and racism will be gone. And the downside is that you can't really hold high posts in your work place in malaysia. If you go to an accredited school in malaysia and come out with a very very very good result, believe it or not you'll be successful, the only thing you'll be having problems with is racism, that's all, some of the Malaysians will even envy you because someone that's not from their country is doing what they can't do, they'll respect you because even with all the racism you faced you still came out successful. So please stop discouraging people, because you had a bad experience doesn't mean everyone will follow suit. I'm sure because of what you said most people have given up. Malaysia is a very good place to study, but if you feel it's not the right place for you, you can always change location, you can even bring your degree back to nigeria and many people will want you to work with them because you studied somewhere other than nigeria

madam where you see naika dey do cleaner for malay? Though there are some naija working in malay but very few, even some are working in petronas and KLCC but dont get it twisted, they are working as an expertriate, their work permit was already proccessed before leaving nigeria, although there are some elements of truth in what the billionaire man said but i can tell you confidently it was extremely exaggerated to the highest order, alot of nigerians are staying in KL, and racism is not that Bad, you are free to go anywhere you like, and education in malaysia is very Good, under QS ranking 2 malaysian university are amoung the top 200 uni in the world,Both UM, and UPM. I'm presently doing my masters in UPM and I'm enjoying both the masters and Malaysia to the fullest, if you are coming just to study and you have a good sponsor, you have nothing to worry about, you will enjoy Malaysia, No work here, thats the problem, if you dont have money that can cover your tuition fee and expenses, Malaysia is not the right destination for you

LostCity:
Bro,I never open mouth yarn that one oh.you quoted the wrong user.

I understand, just telling every generally have heard it here in Malaysia from people trying to bring their people in, that they dont give it out again, unless you get it through the back door and you have sort with. Alot of money, I'm not saying you said it

LostCity:
Hey ,please can you help me, with this ndlea ,how do I reach you ?

So i heard they dont give ndlea certificate to people going for diploma, but you know it's possible to ge it through the back door

liftedjankee:
What of gardenng work..Can one find job as a computer engineer?

pls dont come to malaysia with any hope of getting job to support your self, plan ahead so if you are lucky enough to get a Job it would be a plus for you

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Edward890:
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Please I need help on this Malaysia thing! My Val will be arriving next week and I went over to ndlea office and I was told that they no longer give clearance for people going over to Malaysia via a diploma course. Please people I'm really confused right now and any help on what to do I'll be very greatful

I don't believe that,maybe they want you to settle them, you can go back to their office and try to talk to one coddedly,the visa process is actually simple and straight forward , you just have to submit all required documents but the problem is they are hard on diploma students at the embassy,so you have to be very careful

areolae:
Yeah bro, most banks have discontinued usage of naira MasterCards for Atm withdrawals outside Nigeria. So one has to open for a dorm account now.

Quite sad and inconveniencing for decent Nigerians already in foreig lands

I was lucky to have paid my fee through POS with 2 debit cards before they stop the atm withdraw and reduced the POS payment to $200, though firstbank was a fucking rip off with the charges, received money with money gram but not really good it was @105/ringgit

youngbilly1:
I don't know which one is malay black market. You can download XE currency. it's between 4.0 - 4.1

thanks, please is the conversion rate favourable with dollar at 475 to a naira or withdrawal at d atm/ Pos

Truth234:
They don't have black market, but Bureau de Change.
It changes, I don't know today's rate but should be around 4.2 to a dollar. Don't change at the bank, their rates are lower, Bureau De Changes are usually better.

thanks, please is the conversion rate favourable with dollar at 475 to a naira or withdrawal at d atm/ Pos

zaimeg:
Last time I changed was 4.03 to a dollar. Don't change all your dollars at the airport. It's more expensive. You have to move around and ask.

thanks, please is the conversion rate favourable with dollar at 475 to a naira or withdrawal at d atm/ Pos

allhavesinned:
1 US$ = 4.12 MYR

thanks, please is the conversion rate favourable with dollar at 475 to a naira or withdrawal at d atm/ Pos

allhavesinned:
but somehow that billionman is saying the truth and don't force it on people

Bros please how much is dollar tto rringgit in malay's black market

Truth234:
This reminds me my experience with some Nigerians at the Nigerian Embassy in 2014. A student from FTMS claimed she was denied a US visa because she was a Nigerian, while others with similar experience jumped in and together they agreed that Malaysians hate us. I was surprised because not only did she lied, she made others believed it was true, whereas Malaysians don't interview you at the American embassy, Americans do.

To the new students coming to Malaysia, there are three types of Nigerians in Malaysia:

Those that don't know.

Those that pretend to know and will defend their stance vehemently.

And the very subtle few that knows.

If you are a student, be an A student. American Embassy sees result first, at least in my own case and that of my friends. There may not be jobs in Malaysia, but this place holds substantial opportunities for good students with sponsors. Do your research!

Bros please how much is dollar tto rringgit in malay's black market

zaimeg:
NDLEA certificate is not needed for first timers going to Universities for phd or masters. Why don't you go to the embassy first and try to submit documents at the gate?

Bros please how much is dollar tto rringgit in malay's black market

lighthousearc:
Bro what you said is right. Show me a country where there's no racism, how you package yourself matters! If you wanna study in Malaysia go to a good and well recognized University or College. Do research! google is there to help.

Bros please how much is dollar tto rringgit in malay's black market

Billionman60:
I have been following this thread for long as I was deceived to study in Malaysia with hope I will get a job after my 3 years degree and Hello to everyone and this is to those who are coming to Malaysia for the purpose of studying, please think twice and ask yourself why Malaysia? First I have to sound it out to everyone here that you have your final decision to choose either to study here or somewhere else. I am not trying to demoralize any one rather I want to let you know of the reality on ground, Firstly Malaysians don't like blacks and the see all Blacks as criminals, fraudster/conmen, black money vendor, and prostitute,

The don't know the difference between someone from Ghana, South Africa, African-American and Nigeria, once you're black you're Nigerian and a criminal, even those that will smile at you especially the Chinese, they are doing so because you have something financially to offer or you're always coming to their pubs with friends to drink.

Malaysian degree is not even acceptable in most firm in Singapore talk more about other advanced Asian countries, Malaysians don't value their education that much and that is why their government sponsored them to study elsewhere as such you will see Malaysian Students all over the world even in South Africa. Malaysia value their certificates if you as a Malay especially wants to work in the government sector but most firms accept and value certificates from outside Malaysia more than their own certificates, so why wasting your hard earn money to study in a country, where you are not allowed to work or even do internship.

In other countries like Singapore when you finish your degree you're allowed to search for work and you have 50/50 to get a job while here in Malaysia once you finish your study, Immigration and Education department will not renew your Student Visa and the will asked you to leave the country within 2 weeks whereby you fail to leave then you will become an Illegal immigrant, which is very difficult to stay in Malaysia without papers.

Why waste your hard earn money when after graduating you're not allowed to work and the only place you can even try your bet is Celcom and a call desk officer with a salary of 1500 ringgit, which is a contract work of just 4-5 months and the will not file for a work permit for you.

Why wasting your hard earn money to study in Malaysia when there is discrimination in housing, I mean renting a place and that is why you see Nigerians and Africans living much in Puchong, Cheras, Subang Jaya, cyber Jaya, Bukit Jali, Selayang, Kajang and only few lives in KL, if you doubt try and search for apartment, call the agent and tell him/her you're a Nigeria or African then watch his/her response which usually " owner dont want foreigner".

Thirdly in other countries as a student you're allowed to work for few hours during session and work more hours during holidays period but here in Malaysia you cannot even work as a cleaner. I will advise those going to Malaysia to think twice as you will get frustrated if you're having hope of study and work or work after study....., If your upkeep money is not coming from Nigeria then you're doomed and will be forced to go either way of illegal means of survival, which 90% of those living in Malaysia are into. The only business you see Nigerians doing here selling African things or operating and opening of African restaurant, which you must get married to their locals before you can. Please save your money and find somewhere else to study and work. Malaysian Universities are not even among the 200 Universities in University Ranking.

Bros please how much is dollar tto rringgit in malay's black market

youngbilly1:
Mr man! Everyone have their personal reasons for studying in Malaysia. You wanna compare a degree from UPM, Sunway, Taylor, FCUC, FTMS and so on... to south african universities? REALLY!
bro don't be ignorant! Even other Asians, Europeans, Australians and Arabs come to study in Malaysia. I have lotta foreign student in my class FCUC..."Japanese, South Korean, Egpytian and Iranian" JUST 1 malay. They've all been together since Foundation year, Degree and now Masters. Why do you think some people choose to study in Malaysia because they have 3+0 degrees from UK, Australian universities rather than paying £11,000/yr in Uk for the degree they rather study in Malaysia for £4000/yr sometimes as low as $10,000 for a 3yr BSC degree. I have been to South Africa please tell me which jobs pays good in South Africa. Bros behave yourself don't infest your ignorance and discourage other people. Yes there's racism here, there's scam here. Tell me a country where there's no scam and no racism. Don't dull! grow up.

Bros please how much is dollar tto rringgit in malay's black market

Coolins123:
please sure link to get my ndlea approved with no delay cos I have try all mess either ways I good agent or so

talk to the chief security at the gate of the embassy codedly, he has a link d some workers in there that can help u get it asap and there's one oda young guy working there but don't know is name or have his number, they handle a couple of applications for some pple, I saw them helping a guy with d application, they work hand in hand and they would be d 1 to collect ur visa to ensure u balance dem, but they will charge u an exorbitant fee, wen I asked em that day, he said 150K-250K that it depends,

Note: they can only help u to get and arrange ur documents, d final decision is with d consular general, it's ur decision to make

ghettodreamz:
Don't keep waiting for email, call them back.

Got my visa on Friday, I made me understand even if u have been to Malaysia 100 times before, as long as u are coming back to for to apply for diploma, then u would need it, I will advise peeps to just apply to a uni instead of diploma, it would make ur visa processing easier

our9ja:
Thanks my school is not a University, but college.
although I have apply for the NDLEA clearance
for a month now and no news yet

That's why, don't get, did they sent u a mail after u already submitted ur documents for visa application or u sent an inquiry mail to them? If you have already submitted u can reply them with a proof of being to Malaysia before, show dem d visa page of ur passport