Thanks for your feedback. I appreciate.

oluwamitomisin:


Have you come across this link from KU Leuven? It provides answers to you enquiry: https://www.kuleuven.be/english/life-at-ku-leuven/immigration-residence/long-stay-visa-type-d-visa-for-stays-longer-than-90-days/students-including-doctoral-scholarship-holders/proof-of-solvency

Konphido:


Please Chidi, I would like to ask questions about KU Leuven, I am also interersted in their program for September 2024. kindly respond to my mail. Thank You so much.

Feel free to ask your questions

Are scholarship documents e.g.,. scholarship documents from a US-based company to an international student (applicant) required to be legalized at the originating country (US) before submitting for visa application by the applicant? The scholarship documents include a scholarship award letter, company registration documents in the United States, a scholarship agreement, and the company's bank statement in the United States, which details all allowances provided to cover the required amount.

DeeKeem:
Concerning legalisation of documents for admission, that depends on your school. If they request that you legalise your documents then you have to. If they don't or they give an alternative to legalisation then you also follow that.
However for the visa application, you must legalise your documents

For POF, you can't do half and half. You have to use one if the three options: Blocked account, Sponsorship (Annexe 32) or Scholarship

DeeKeem:
Concerning legalisation of documents for admission, that depends on your school. If they request that you legalise your documents then you have to. If they don't or they give an alternative to legalisation then you also follow that.
However for the visa application, you must legalise your documents

For POF, you can't do half and half. You have to use one if the three options: Blocked account, Sponsorship (Annexe 32) or Scholarship

Are scholarship documents e.g.,. scholarship documents from a US-based company to an international student (applicant) required to be legalized at the originating country (US) before submitting for visa application by the applicant? The scholarship documents include a scholarship award letter, company registration documents in the United States, a scholarship agreement, and the company's bank statement in the United States, which details all allowances provided to cover the required amount.

Lordlontor:
No dey jam talk

No mind am.

Lordlontor:
Entitlement mentality. U no sabi google

Please if you have no reasonable suggestion, keep your bad mouth to yourself. I don't know where these is coming from... You aren't the one giving the scholarship why the itchy body?

Hello everyone,

I'm seeking advice regarding my student visa application for KU Leuven University for entry in September 2024. A family friend who owns a company in the US has offered to provide a scholarship document to cover my living expenses in Belgium. I'd like to know the feasibility of obtaining a visa with these scholarship documents: e.g., scholarship award letter, company registration documents in the United States, scholarship agreement, and the company's bank statement in the United States, which details all allowances provided to cover the required amount (Euro 13,000). Since there's no direct family relationship, I understand the Annex 32 form wouldn't be applicable.

Do the scholarship documents need to be legalized with the Belgian Embassy in the US before being sent to me or just the documents as provided to me by the company (not legalised) before I submit them for my visa application in Nigeria??

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated to avoid potential errors and visa denials.

Thank you!

Chidi

Hello everyone,

I'm seeking advice regarding my student visa application for KU Leuven University for entry in September 2024. A family friend who owns a company in the US has generously offered to provide a scholarship document to cover my living expenses in Belgium. I'm wondering about the feasibility of obtaining a visa with this scholarship and what specific documents would be required from his company. Since he's based in the US and there's no direct family relationship, I understand the Annex 32 form wouldn't be applicable. Does the scholarship document need to be legalized with the Belgian Embassy in the US before sending it to me or just the documents only? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated to avoid potential errors and visa denials.

Thank you!

Chidi