mekaboy:
What has soludo don for Anambra. Technocrat that could not complete hospital he raised money for?

Abeg its Godwin Mmaduka for me.

BRATISLAVA:

Hi. I can't get your mail, how are you doing?

Phenmeson:


Asking Nigerians about that will make them upset because they believe they are rendering you an help. Do anyone know if Notarized Birth certificate, police report will be accepted because Italian embassy are making legalisation more difficult

inibro:


Anyway I have gotten a date for the 20th, going to AGH Krakow

dunk2011:


Since last year .

inibro:
Please anybody with a date for legalization of documents should contact me.

I am travelling on 17th and I need to legalize my documents and present on arrival, but I don't have a date yet.

dunk2011:


The are sweet lol... i stay in got and stockolm

dunk2011:


Most Nigerians married to Koreans are doing it for the paper... Korean women are not easy to live with ..and most of them are lazy
They messed up..i had a 9ja guy..that married a Korean lady..can u believe that when him and his wife went to immgration for his paper..they took her into a room ..when she came out she said ..that they told her he is using her to get paper . ey
They will take the paper back once divorced ..thats what i heard ..

dunk2011:


Life is great and wonderful in sweden .. they love black men...nice place to live ..

mavinc4u:



You are right, base on the screen shot, it could be an error from their end. I am sure they will correct it with time. Who wan turn the clock back when everything is speedily moving forward.



Expect other schools to tighten theirs.

Miles300:
go to the website for info

Miles300:
New development

dotcomnamename:


You mean the USA won't give a damn?

dotcomnamename:
The European Parliament has voted to end visa-free travel for Americans within the EU.

It comes after the US failed to agree visa-free travel for citizens of five EU countries – Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Poland and Romania – as part of a reciprocity agreement. US citizens can normally travel to all countries in the bloc without a visa.

The vote urges the revocation of the scheme within two months, meaning Americans will have to apply for extra documents for 12 months after the European Commission implements a “delegated act” to bring the change into effect.

The Commission discovered three years ago that the US was not meeting its obligations under the reciprocity agreement but has not yet taken any legal action. The latest vote, prepared by the civil liberties committee and approved by a plenary session of parliament, gives the Commission two months to act before MEPs can consider action in the European Court of Justice.

Australia, Brunei, Japan and Canada were also failing in their obligations, but all four have lifted, or are soon to lift, any visa restrictions on travel for EU citizens.

The Commission is legally obliged to act to suspend the visa waiver for Americans, but the European Parliament or the Council of the European Union have the chance to object to the “delegated act” it uses to do so.

In December, MEPs pressed for the move in order to “encourage” Washington to play its part, according to a statement by the parliament.

But Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos warned of “consequences”, including potential “retaliation” and a drop in visitor numbers precipitating substantial losses for the continent’s tourism industry.


READ MORE
I will not be used as a bargaining chip in the Brexit negotiations
Just days ago the Council said it would liberalise the visa regime for citizens of Georgia travelling into the EU.

Georgians can now, subject to final approval of the regulation, stay in any EU country for 90 days in any period of 180 days without needing a visa.

Carmelo Abela, Malta’s minister for national security, said: “This agreement will bring the people of Georgia and the EU closer together and will strengthen tourism and business ties. It follows the completion of the necessary reforms by Georgia, addressing document security, border management, migration and asylum.”

Last month it was reported that the EU was considering the adoption of a US-style electronic travel permit scheme – a move that could create a new administrative hurdle for British tourists after Brexit.

Immigration minister Robert Goodwill told Parliament the EU was discussing the possibility of introducing a version of America’s Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA).

Currently foreign travellers must pay a fee of $14 (£11) when they complete ESTA, an automated online system that determines their eligibility to travel to the US.

“British people are now used to the US ESTA scheme and, therefore, we view with interest how the European scheme might develop and what similarities, and differences, there may be to the US scheme,” Mr Goodwill said.

“This type of scheme is generally there to help enhance security. To get to know as much as possible about the people who are intending to travel.

“It isn’t just flights, it could be people using ferries, or other border crossings into the European Union.”

Alan Brown, an SNP member of the European Scrutiny Committee, pointed out that Leave advocates in the referendum campaign had said there would be no need for visa-like travel schemes after Brexit.

Source: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/europe-visa-free-travel-americans-european-parliament-vote-a7609406.html

TemmyDavies:



Ahahahaha sorry man, i posted study in Poland in Visit to USA for a reason,if you are as smart as u say then u would be able to deduce my reason if you read my earlier post on that portal.. let me just post a picture here, maybe u can take a chill pill after seeing it. Could have posted my visa page here but for security reasons i wont be able to,if you still need convincing for that *acclaimed big brain of yours, i will give u more proof,since u have good research skills*

I am more than sure you are not a student anywhere in Poland,Nor in Eu

surplusconsults:
Hello house, kudos to you guys.
I applied to university of economy in Bydgoszcz,
Waiting for my admission this week for February 2017 intake (undergraduate).
Wanna ask about the lattest unto job in Poland for foreign students?
My parent will pay for first year, will I be able to pay for subsequent two years while working on holidays?
And what's the present cost of living like accommodation per month and others ?
Wish us all success in our various career and dream..

@ Mr Seun osewa I hail oo,
@ Mr just wise, I doff my hat.
@ all nairalanders, one love.

Bakerio:
I'm applying for a Masters at the Warsaw School of Economics and apparently I'm required to translate my certificate and legalise as well. Please, anyone with an idea of translation services to Polish, kindly give. Also, the medical certificate from LASUTH, please house, share the shortcut - obareki.kelvin@stu.cu.edu.ng. Thanks

jaybee3:
Here you go

TemmyDavies:


Yayy Really... I have just accepted an offer from a university there, am I not screwed!!! is it so bad or ... So I can probably try apply to other instituition .. Although me intend using the country as a stepping stone, still gon' port.

TemmyDavies:
@Abnur Okay Thanks,but I have done the Authentication of my Certificate In Lagos state ministry of education, before I found this thread and the schools I sent to in Poland accepted it, what I just want to be clear about is Would the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Legalise it, like do they care to know if it is State Ministry or Federal Ministry.
Or they would only look forward to the stamp on it and see the proof of its authenticity, then proceed with the legalisation,

And how cool is Katowice/Gliwice?

mikkyangel:


U must have a resident permit (Karta. Pobytu)and must have lived in Poland for atlist one yr,before u can venture into anyform visa..

No u cannot take any form of contract from Poland if u don't live in poland..

mikkyangel:


Fun? Abeg try visit Herienda (friday/saturday nite),na Polish club way dey play alot of n9ja songs and u go see many popo. Chick's way dey look foe black guys..

Mind u, their own version of runs girl,no need ur cash ohh,dem fit follow u go ur house if u use d right words or u follow dem go them house from d club,all depends on how weather cold that night...

angelo5uk:
Well I'll be humble to admit say I dey wrong shaa.

All the same...the embassy was not fair to us back then.....2010 specifically.....meeen...they had a 99% refusal rate back then.
It was more of less like a scam on Nigerians trying to school in Poland back then....they just dey collect all of us 22k visa fee for free...
and when you get to the embassy they reject you for no reason.
We couldnt fight back.....three of my cousins were refused for no reason...and when one of them called back to ask for the reason he was refused....the embassy started threatening him ...very unprofessional

I was even lucky that the school return about 2700 euro out of the 3000 euro I paid...but believe me the school use my eye see shege before they return the money..i almost get heart attack....because that moni na osusu wey my mother collect for contribution....lol....some schools dont return a dime..

so guys you see why I dey vex for the embassy....but all the same I was wrong in my previous post thats why Ive deleted it.

funny enough....most of us wey the refuse back then didn't give up.... Femi is now an aeronautic engineer based in Holand, Austin is now is the US Army and Nedostic is now doing his PHd is Czech.

Perhaps everything na part of God plan for us.....that's why they reject us back then.


Its nice to know the embassy is now issuing again...For those that have enough money...I'll advice you remain patient and apply for Australian or Canada....they give a lot of student visas these days

My advice for those currently studying in Poland (Eurozone and others) with current Polish visa is that they use Poland as a stepping stone to other countries. Europe is in a deep mess and it may even get way more messy...You can take a clue from Mikkyangel....even though we both no agree on my previous post on yabbing those yeye polish embassy, I still respect him a lot with how he goes the extra miles to help people with info.....the guy is not stingy with info at all...he's a great guy

pheonixdld2:
I used to withdraw direct to my uba africard. Atleast last year nov to march this year. But have been using netteler and sell the nettler fund to payment agents who pay cash to your account in nigeria. You can fund and withdraw with any of this options.

abnur14:

hooligans? I've not heard of that maybe cuz I jst go home after lectures.. u don't need tofel all u need is a written letter from ur secondary school indicating that your previous language of instruction was English...I think they hv started the February season application for admission already..

abnur14:

its €3000..OK.. application would start around April..make sure u get ur waec cert ready and legalize it before apply.. good luck

UgMartins1:
@eurozone...i have HND in chemical engineering & am interested to study for b.sc in hungary or portugal but i dont hv TOEFL or IETLS . Can u help me to get a school dia?

abnur14:

July is the hottest month in Warsaw with an
average temperature of 18°C (64°F) and the
coldest is February at -3°C (28°F) with the
most daily sunshine hours at 9 in August. The
wettest month is June with an average of
80mm of rain .