bemagnify:


Baba I am still waiting for ur contact...message me on whatsapp..my number is on my signature... Have u gotten ur visa ?

Check your mail, I have sent you series of messages.

I will be resuming at the University of law UK this September and I’m looking for persons who are also resuming this September at Ulaw to harmonize travel plans with.
I have applied for my visa and I’m awaiting the outcome.

Good day all, I plan on undertaking an MSc in legal technology in the Uk, but I don't know how marketable such a course will be and the availability of jobs upon graduation. I will value any insights on these.

zinny27:
Yea. Just got a conditional acceptance offer for Msc in University of Tartu yesterday. It becomes unconditional when I send hard copies of my documents and they receive them within the next three weeks. Also got a conditional tuition waiver and a grant scholarship.

Wow congratulations, what course please?

ministerblessed:
Hi house, I’m looking at the option of getting a schengen visa. Is that advisable? Also, is there anybody going to Estonia in September? Particularly EUAS.

I would be going there as well, but not to EUAS, can we connect?

crispviv:
Hi Guys,

How is everyone here? I know that some of you would have gotten your admission letters by now. Congratulations! For this set of people, i cannot emphasize how important it is for you to get your visa early especially with this COVID 19 lock down. you need to be strategic with your point of entry.
On this note, i would discuss different routes with you (Disclaimer; This is my personal opinion).

Egypt: In my opinion this is the easiest route, especially if you have a good travel history. The only thing here is to apply early because it takes time to process the Visa. This was the route i used.

Israel; Not sure of this route, although Godswill Nkwusi usually arranges this travel package for incoming students. A bit expensive in my opinion.

Turkey: A good route. Make sure you book an appointment early. If you are currently working for a company, you could arrange with your office to give you a letter stating that you are an employee and would like to go on vacation. Apply for a tourist visa.

London: Not worth it. Very difficult especially if you have a VIRGIN passport.

India: Am not sure they are giving tourist visa to Nigerians. Although i have a friend who applied to an Indian school, got a study visa without paying school fees, landed in India and applied for d visa at the Estonian embassy.

Dubai: There are claims about this route but i dont know anyone that has used it.

Ukraine: A friend tried this route and was deported back to Nigeria. He was not allowed to enter Ukraine.

People have asked me about the schegen route. Its not easy. Getting a schegen visa from Nigeria is not the easiest thing. I honestly do not advise it because you would end up wasting money.

I hope this helps.

Thank you for this info, the egypt route seems like a better option, but with little or no travel history on my part how do I go about it?

jessetom:
Hello.
Please I am trying to connect with guys that will be resuming study this September at Estonian universities. Please indicate. And what are you plans for obtaining your Estonian Visa?
Some are saying Egypt, Russia, Turkey, Israel, India, etc
Please which one should we do? Which one are you doing and how. I am clueless atm.

Also I'm hearing someone saying VFS Global can help us get there in Nigeria through the Belgian embassy. How true is this? Have anyone tried it?


Thanks in advance

I would also be resuming study in an Estonian university this September, and would love to connect with others as well. I currently do not know which routes are better and I would appreciate any form of advice on the matter.