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Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 10:33am On Jan 06, 2020
tunlex01:
Good...what's your points now? is it above 90?
Lol......I wish just mere 70
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 6:29am On Jan 06, 2020
tunlex01:
You don't need police report until after you have gotten ITA and about to pay ofr visa. You can even upload it weeks or months after visa application.

I guess you have your assessment, English test result ready and have applied for nomination.
yes i have done all that except nominatin, targeting 189 visa
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 1:54am On Jan 06, 2020
tunlex01:
Have you gotten 189 or any ITA at all?
Not yet
Christianity Etc › Re: Pope Francis Apologises For Slapping Devotee by blackbriar: 11:54pm On Jan 05, 2020
bennynaza:
According to the Catholic doctrine, he is supposed to be infallible. One without mistakes
That is not papal infallibility
Papal infallibility is in regard church teachings not personal character
Get your information right
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 2:41pm On Jan 05, 2020
please my question is regard Police certificate

while checking the process for the 189 visa, it states to gather documents after submiting EOI
so i was hoping on applying for the police certificate document but however on getting to the police website ; it states and i quote
" you need to provide a document that confirms your neccesity of the police certificate ; for example , a letter from the authority stating the requirement to submit it"

how do i go about this please?
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 11:30pm On Jan 04, 2020
Hotstfz007:
Good evening, please can I have information on Japanese tourist visa requirements? I plan to apply soon.
The embassy of japan in Nigeria website contains all the information you need
Christianity Etc › Re: Pope Francis Apologises For Slapping Devotee by blackbriar: 10:56pm On Jan 01, 2020
VicM6:
Not all churches, some churches have seen the light while some are still in the dark.
How can a pope say that he wants to change the bible. Something that has been even before he was born.
Where pope say him wan change bible?
Link please
Education › Re: 2020 PTDF Overseas Scholarship In France, Germany, China And Malaysia by blackbriar: 1:03am On Dec 23, 2019
ExpertNLer:
they do a fixed stipend, there's no worth per say. they pay the entire tuition, visa fees and flight costs. As for the stipend, that depends on the different countries, for the UK I think it was £1200 for those outside london and slightly higher for those within london. I don't have the rates for those in France or Germany, I assume it would be around the same valuation in Euro
Thanks a lot for the information
Education › Re: 2020 PTDF Overseas Scholarship In France, Germany, China And Malaysia by blackbriar: 4:48pm On Dec 22, 2019
EdoBoy90:
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please pray to get the scholarship first.
My brother I am praying but an idea of the scholarship allowance won’t be bad too
Education › Re: 2020 PTDF Overseas Scholarship In France, Germany, China And Malaysia by blackbriar: 4:08am On Dec 22, 2019
Abeg how much is the scholarship worth? I mean allowance
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 2:44pm On Dec 07, 2019
chaiks:
Wow.thanks . 1million yen is way too high. That's like 3mil naira. Please what's the name of your school and which National University can one find the application process a bit straightforward?
simply google national universities in Japan and go to their respective admission pages
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 6:39am On Dec 07, 2019
chaiks:
Ok. What of the idea of using a sponsor with different surname? I think Tokyo University of foreign studies and Hiroshima city University offer my program. Wats your take on these schools?
I don’t understand what you mean by sponsors, all the University wants to know is that you have paid your fees.
Both universities are not National University so expect fees to be slightly above 1 million yen.
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 7:22pm On Dec 06, 2019
[quote author=chaiks post=84672582][/quote]Most national universities
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 8:17am On Dec 06, 2019
[quote author=chaiks post=84635479][/quote]1.5 million naira or yenhuh

all national schools(equivalent to our federal schools) annual tution fee is 550,00yen excluding admission fee.
The good news is i think most schools allow installmental payment, like you could pay amission fe and first semester tution fee and get visa
a camerounian did that and did part time job to raise the next semester fees
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 8:18am On Dec 04, 2019
asorock9ja:
please what kind of job can someone possibly get as a tourist visa holder and is it possible to get resident or working permit while working with the tourist visa?
you cant get a job with a tourist visa.........thats the rule though
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 8:17am On Dec 04, 2019
Abanekechizoba2:
Your a great help. I have to find out which schools are affordable so I can apply and see what happens
National univerisiteis are the cheapest with an annualtution fee of 550,000 yen.
I recommend the following
Hokkaido University>>>the most beautiful university in Japan......"Boys be ambitious"
Aichi University of Technology
University of Tokyo.....for geniuses and top ranking university in japan
Tohoku university
Kyoto Univeristy
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 11:28am On Dec 03, 2019
Abanekechizoba2:
Please what is the best way to come to Japan?
education route...masters degree or japaenese language school
japnaese language school is same cost as masters degree
you can learn japanese for free while studying for masters degree at japanese university
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 9:18am On Dec 03, 2019
asorock9ja:
What is the legal way of survival for people that came in to work with tourist visa
the only legal way is to get a job , but on a tourist visa for someone from africa........near impossible
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 7:20am On Nov 27, 2019
koolengrtimmy:
Hello everyone, I applied to a language school in Japan. All documents have been sent by DHL, the school is asking me to send my original certificate to them again. I already sent certified copies and processing already started for certificate of eligibility.

I called Japanese embassy, they said its not proper and wont be liable for any issue.
I'm wondering why a language school not a university is asking for such document.

They promised to send it back with certificate of eligibility if all process is successful.

I'm skeptical of sending my original certificates, no one issues a second one in Nigeria.
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Dear timilehin,
Konnichiwa!

I hope this email finds you well, with regards to your documents. we really need the original copy of your diploma and your TOR. please send it as soon as possible. thank you!


Best regards,

Lisa
Thats wierd, why do they nrrd your originals.
embassy don wash hands comot
wtie them back siting embassy concerns as well.
i dont blam ethem jare...they are naive, once they hear africa, all they think off are bush men walking around in leaves and swinging off tree, so they find it hard to believe that you have a university degree.
i bet you, go there and speak english, they dont understand how you can speak english, its not suppose to be possible. you are form afirca...you know...HIV?AIDS, war torn, etc.....
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 7:15am On Nov 27, 2019
chaiks:
what scholarship please?
There are many scholarships acesible to students only when you are in japan
you wont even find them on any website
the internationla section of all universities handled them, once you are enrolled, you are asked and your details are put into te scholl scholarship database, the school applies for you until you can get any.

School also offer tuiton fee waiver as scholarship.

In japan , you are allowed to work and school, so if you are serious, get the admission, get on the plane, work your ass off, syudying and lesarning japanese in school.

even school cost for japanese people, they work part time jobs and go to school.
Travel › Re: Living And Working In Japan - Always In My Wish List by blackbriar: 7:09am On Nov 27, 2019
Gerrard59:
Westerners do this a lot in Japan because of the favourable visa policies their countries have with Japan. Recently, a Chilean wanted to know how to get a job in Japan without being in the country and he was given suggestions one of which included that allows Chilean to visit Japan for about a month or so and he should aim get a job afterwards. Search for Ganjipot on Facebook.

Regarding teaching English, it's important to state that Nigeria isn't seen as a native English speaking country. The closest African country that can be accepted by schools as such is South Africa. Does he possess a degree certifying him as someone qualified to teach English language as a foreigner? Again, that's one job most westerners get after entering Japan through a visit instead of work. So you have serious competition and you're not a black American sef. Like someone said, the best way to get to Japan as a Nigerian is through the study route - postgraduate or Japanese language school.

@Topic: I don't believe you searched for a thread on Japan and if you did, you didn't search very well.

https://www.nairaland.com/2655545/japanese-visa-travelling-japan
its funny how jamaicans are seen as native english speakers.
Travel › Re: Living And Working In Japan - Always In My Wish List by blackbriar: 7:09am On Nov 27, 2019
Eikawas as they are known are companies that handle english teaching jobs in Japan.

You are recruited (1 year visa) mostly and renewable based on performance and job availability, and sent off either to a school (high school) or company to teach students or company staff english language.

There is the JET programme by which japanese govt get volunteers from all over the world to come to japan to teach english in japanese school sadly only south africa is the only african country on that list but jamaicans are on the list.

Average salary ranges form 140,000yen to 200,000 yen but its at most a 2 years contract.You have to look for a job all over again; which is do-able
You cannot change tourist visa to work visa, but if you do get a job while on the tourist visa , you go home and apply for the work visa from home.Whereas you can change student visa to work visa.

Japan is a very self reserved country. its a beautiful country but self reserved.
and you can not overstay your visa in japan, you willbe detained indefinitely if you do.
Travel › Re: Living And Working In Japan - Always In My Wish List by blackbriar: 6:52am On Nov 27, 2019
the best way to migrate to japan and get a job is either by education route(postgraduate) and language school.

There are jobs plenty enough to go round but language barrier is your main problem.
English teaching jobs are there but mostly favoured off to americans and europeans plus the salary isnt so bad but on the long run ....well you get the idea.
If you are into IT, with a little study of japanese in a language school, jobs are available , as you need little japanese to work in that industry.


my advise , try postgraduate school route, 2 years masers program at a national university where you can learn japanese for free while studying for your masters degree.

the language school option is also there but the cost of the language school(1 year) is same as masters degree.
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 1:28am On Nov 13, 2019
jmanity:
Anyone please?
do you have a certificate for local language like aborigine?
Travel › Re: My Class This Morning In Canada by blackbriar: 10:31am On Oct 01, 2019
HappyCanadian:
Unless your career is in the oil sector if not u relocate.. I will verify your claim though...

So now how much is oil and who is the cause since u referenced GEJ
did you say you will verify if crude oil sold for over a 100 dollars?
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 2:34pm On Sep 29, 2019
crowniran:
Fellow Engineers in the house. Can I be accessed based on my NYSC experience in Civil Engineering. I intend to start processing Aussie after my NYSC.
you will need payslip and tax remit to be able to claim any work experience.
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Roman Catholism A False Gospel? by blackbriar: 2:26pm On Aug 31, 2019
OLAADEGBU:
You mean the one they tried to force into the Bible to no avail?
lmao.....i think you meant rather the one luther took out of the Bible.
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 1:07pm On Aug 28, 2019
Abekebabe:
please any assurance of getting visa with rugby fan I'd tickets to watch upcoming rugby world cup
assurances are only from the embassy...wait how did you get rugby tickets....dos tickets are so expensiveeeee.......`高いな
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 11:56am On Aug 20, 2019
cvv1477:
good day to you all, I graduated in the year 2015 from uniport with a CGPA of 3.43 from biochemistry department and I want to do my MSC in any of the health-related courses in Japan: 1 MSC in Public Health 2 MSC in healthcare management 3 MSC in biotechnology and renewable energy. the question now is which of the schools in Japan offer health courses at graduate level and in English to int'l students without any oral examination or interview? I've tried some schools, they said they don't accept Nigerians while some also said I need oral and written examinations and I don't know if I will be in Japan for the exam or if it will be written online. pls help a brother with any schools that accept Nigerians without any stress!
"They don't accept Nigerians , why?"

Try this : https://www.niigata-u.ac.jp/en/academics/graduate/health/
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 10:06am On Aug 19, 2019
NaotoKan:
With the Keidanren saying they will change the recruitment process, does the bold still hold presently?
It will still hold i guess....its a long japanese tradition that will also take a longer time to change.
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 6:29am On Aug 19, 2019
beatmonster:
Germany gives *residence permit* for 18 months to look for jobs (in area of study) after MSc or BSC. If one completes Masters/ technical college/ BSc/ in Japan, will the person receive this *residence permit*?
There is a 6 months visa after graduation to look for a job...basically in japan you get job a year before graduation.your main problem would be understanding the language fluently
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 7:40am On Aug 07, 2019
timmb:
Pls i need to know if an HND holder can get admit to japan university... pls help a brother
NO...BSC only

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