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DanIndia:
Oh Roma? Troppo lontano da qua. Sono a Milano.
I agree with healing in community.
I really wanted one of my own so I can use it whenever I feel the need to. Thanks a lot, bro.

DanIndia:
Ciao guys,
Anyone coming to Italy for the next semester - I'd need a favour from you. I need a bottle of good Jedi Jedi herbs. Pasta and all sort of sugary stuff are having a toll already. In fact, I think I'd need like 3. I'll be paying for it - I just need someone to buy and bring it.
And if you're in Italy and have one you are willing to sell - Vorrei comprarlo.

Thanks guys.

emeijeh:
What's that B on his head supposed to stand for?
Buffon or BABOON?

Mcowubaba:
[i]I think you're a wise man from your reasoning.

What work
What immigration legitimate plan
^^^^^^^
This is very important, if the can't give you any good explanation of what you will be doing in Denmark, how you'll get into Denmark?
What type of Visa and the conditions?
Do the want you to come with a Visit or tourist visa, then the start playing pranks on how you'll get Residence after the expiration of the Visit or tourist Visa, if caught you'll be most likely DEPORTED to Ikeja MM2.

Denmark is not immigration friendly like Canada, Ireland, "USA" to the best of my knowledge.

The best bet for immigration in your case, should be through Study. Ie students visa..
I don't really know your academy background and interest, but from your write up I can see you're recently doing some courses in IT.
Information Technology is one of the most Lucrative sector in developed Countries, especially for Immigrants.
An immigrant with good IT skills will easily get a work permit, residential permits, good job etc.
IT workers are on high demand.
I'm talking about advanced level of IT, combination of various skills (programming, web design, software development, Telenetworking, Telemarketing, internet security, database administrator, etc) Not just Proficiency in Microsoft Office like me ...

Unless the can find a good/ELIGIBLE Job/work for YOU, then with that you can apply for a Work Visa to Denmark.

Or Faking that you are an asslym seeker, probably fleeing from prosecution due to your beliefs (probably Gay ) Such applications are rarely Successful for Nigerian applicants.

Denmark is not so friendly to all that unlike Canada, Denmark refused to even take in Syrian refuges, the built a wall on their border immediately , (I hope I'm right, I can't really remember, but I think it was them)

Denmark is a Scandinavian Country. That's a good advantage.

But the don't speak English,the speak German and Danish.

madone:
I think u re too pushy and u have a nag for picking a fight over trivial issues ,maybr na too much book.sweet heart no african man will stick to a lady that argue and fight everytime with big big grammar. Gold was not in the wedding item u got angry.i think ur guy just tire for ur tomuch drama.listen girl in nigeria here a guy that travel to u.s to see his babe deserves worship from other ladies and am sure he has seen a worshipper... Not a fighter

kwenu:
IN THE WHOLE OF ITALIA I CANT FIND THIS COURSE (CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY)OR THEOLOGY RELATED COURSE(S) .FOR UNDERGRADUATE

WHY IS THIS SO. IS THAT COUNTRY NOT MENTIONED IN THE BIBLE?

smithsydny:
boss how far nah

smithsydny:
Cc newacca plz I really need to talk too you..

Lakeside2134:
Hello guys,
I have a friend who is currently learning Italian and who plans to study in Italy.Please with his knowledge of Italian would he still find it difficult to find a Student Job?

dejiconde:
thanks so much, I blif nothing is impossible..... am a goal getter, I get wat I want but am not desperate, quitters never try.

dejiconde:
U talk about skills, wat kinda lucrative skills can some1 learn before coming over bcuz am planning of learning photography and apart from skills how much do students get paid that can foot the bill of rent.

dejiconde:
Any body in Rome should please tell mi more abt Rome, like accommodations, student jobs and d rest

sentaljohn:
10. Bello, the Nigerian Chimp Boy

Date found: 1996
Age when found: 2
Location: Nigeria
Years in the wild: 1
Animals: chimps

Bello, the Nigerian Chimp Boy was found in 1996, at the age of about two. Both mentally and physically disabled, he had probably been abandoned by his parents at the age of about six months, a common practice with disabled children among the Fulani, a nomadic people who range great distances over the west African Sahel region.
Believed to have been adopted and raised by chimpanzees, Bello was found with a chimpanzee family in the Falgore forest, 150 km south of Kano in northern Nigeria. When the story reached the news agencies some six years later in 2002, Bello had been living at the Tudun Maliki Torrey home in Kano.
When first discovered, Bello walked like a chimpanzee, using his legs but dragging his arms on the ground. He would leap about at night in the dormitory, disturbing the other children, smashing and throwing things. Six years later Bello was much calmer, but would still leap around in a chimpanzee-like fashion, make chimpanzee-like noises, and clap his cupped hands over his head repeatedly. Bello died in 2005.

Talented4real:
are you studying at tor vergata?

talk2archy:
This is what South Africans have caused. God will purnish anybody that is part of xenophobia.

olujastro:
I don't have a date yet but it's definitely after my exams in May, during the summer holidays.

olujastro:
Wanderlustian, great thread I must say!

I love adventures as well and I'm planning a Euro trip this summer. I haven't done this before. I first got inspired to do this several years ago during my bachelors programme in Nigeria after watching the movie "Euro Trip". Now with your audacious step, I long for this more.
Could have taken a vacation for it while working in Nigeria but I was getting tired of things there and decided to put my money together for a masters degree in Europe, and from there embark on my adventurous trip.

I'm looking at spending at least 1 day in say 7 countries but not more than 10 days for the entire trip. From the little mapping I did this morning I managed to come up with a tentative route. From Norway where I reside, fly to Amsterdam(Netherlands), train to Brussels(Belgium), to Paris(France), to Stuttgart(Germany), to Zurich(Switzerland), to Milan(Italy), and fly from Milan finally back to Norway.

My budget for the entire trip is around 500 Euros. I hope that will be sufficient to cover all expenses?
From your experience, train will be my best option to quickly touch all these places in a short time.

I hope my friend here decides to join me on this cos it looks like you wouldn't have enjoyed your trip without your baby's company.
Chao!

styles2009:
What kind of resident permit do you have in Italy? i guess Permesso di Soggiorno per motivi di Studio probably with a 2 years validity, if yes sorry to burst your bubble, you need a visa to study in Germany and also with a DB block account of the required amount of 8670 Euros and an admission letter to a University or Poly in DE.

Also be prepared to be asked this question from the Visa officer in Rome,why you decided to change your study to Germany from Italy and give a good answer to that. (If you are going for a English language degree,you know what to say and if it's a German language degree course,proof of German is needed)
The embassy staffs in Rome are very nice,friendly and supportive with any information you asked them through email and they get back to you within 2 days to my experience.
Lastly you can only apply for a German study visa,if you are already more than 6 months in Italy,which i believe you have passed.

Wishing you all the best in your endeavor to change country of study.
Ciao!

Eke40seven:
Statutorily its 8,670 I guess or if you can prove an alternative means, like sponsorship, scholarship, etc
There is a trend of Italian students coming over here to study.

badtboi:
This same question has been asked and answered several times please use the search function above or google or better yet read a few pages back and find the answers.

HyDef:
You can read about George C. Parker as well. The genius con artist who was able to sell multiple people the Brooklyn Bridge, as well as other public property like Madison Square Garden and the freaking Statue of Liberty.

Boyo11:
Thanks Newacca....really appreciated. If possible, can you share your experience.

My cousin has been hustling since that 2003, he's been into photography and event video recording for survival. Would that be sufficient enough ?

Thanks once again.

Boyo11:
Guys, thanks for the good job you are doing on this platform. I applied for a bachelors degree for a cousin of mine who finished his secondary school 2003. Whats his chances of getting a visa. Dont want to start the whole process and pull out a t the last mins.

Urgent please!!!!!!!!!

Thanks.

Chryx:
Newecca please I want to discuss something very important with you but privately.please can I chat you up on whatsapp?