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raymos1s:
Someone got a date recently, it seems slots have been extended

Keep refreshing guys!

dhonei:
I actually did get a date for 9th

Milezwadup:
now 07

Milezwadup:
yea, just now

Bologino21:
The embassy don't know ,it is the Nigerian staff working there ,it's business as usual . Visa appointments through call is possible but it's rare ....if you have money, you go see date next week lol

But that legalization simple , just go there with your 30 euro.. and reason anybody going in to help you .

Having money isn’t the issue, getting a sure plug is.

lucexy:
3 months(most recent)

Linc000:
I need your plug abeg.

My bro, calling that number is like forever.some people do get through anyway. You keep trying until u get connected. I called for good one month when I couldn't get through that was when I seek for help..... I can link you up if you wouldn't mind..... But it's not free ohhhh.

lucexy:
I haven't been long in Poland but from my observation

1. Anyone can adapt if you're willing to study hard. The courses here are totally different from what you were taught in Nigeria. Talking from experience, I started my MSc in March from Nigeria and it wasn't easy, at some point I almost quit cos the lecturers don't teach, they assume you know it.

2. The lecturers are also flexible. They always schedule seperate meetings for students who maybe have difficulty in their courses.

3. I really can't say.

4. In my city, a foreign student can survive. The cost of living is relatively ok. Plus, as a student you can get a job, part time or full time.

5. It is worth it.

I know some people look down on the country because they feel their economy is not as great as Germany's but it is a great country and if you really want to make a good life for yourself here, you can.

Those who are into IT also make it big time here. There are so many IT related jobs here. If you can also speak English and certain foreign languages, you can easily get maybe a customer rep job.

I've never had issues with racism but I've gotten a lot of stares when I walk on the street, they don't see a lot of black folks esp in town. The people are very reserved, I guess it's the language barrier and their nature.


That being said, everything I've said here is from my experience from my short stay here. Between, my city is Gliwice.

sulm:
Pls how did you make payment for application from Nigeria

Rilwan3628:
Wow! Congrat!

What course is that i applied for International Business in same University? I await their positive response.

hoozy:
Please I need help concerning the proof of fund for Poland visa application.

I need to talk to someone please.

1. I’ve paid my school fees and deposited 2.4m in my cashback credit card account. Do you think this is enough?

Or

2. Should I use an agent that can help me run the sponsorship package?

I need someone who has recently done this so we can talk please. Thank you

Neyoung40:
Any one here who has gotten a positive feedback from University of Economics in Katowice?
Please signify....

Naturelins1:
Please in which Bank did you open the cash back credit card account?
The First Bank I went to said they don't know what I'm talking about.

oluwaseunadebay:
Good evening guys, I want to give some insights on Legalization of Documents in Polish Embassy in Maitama, Abuja.

Firstly, Legalization can be done by proxy, that is someone can do it for you. All you need 30 Euro per document and your documents. Legalization takes 1week and you have to get your euro available before you go in.

Even if you don't have date, you can go to the embassy and look for someone to help you legalise, just that the person must be the same to collect your document after one week