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Jenniliousatoe:
My school included accommodation and health insurance in the fees.although am awaiting visa.

MzDeeb:
Unilag doesn't issue transcript to individuals. Its super annoying.


I guess i will print out DIT's response and add to the supporting documents. So they will know the transcript is with DIT and they can request from them if need be.

Thanks

Daacorpaapi:
Greetings everyone. Please for those that applied to DIT how long it took before offer letter is given. And my Lil bro applied for Msc but he said he didn't see a payment option for application fee.. Is this the procedure, thanks

MzDeeb:
I sent a mail to DIT, unfortunately, they said they cant forward the transcript to me.

Do you think i can go ahead and apply for my visa without the transcript? Hope it wont result in me being denied visa?

Okioghene60:
People in Ireland said it's €300 u will show in ur account to do ur GNIB registration nt €3000
And also some bank allow student open zero account there#depending on the one ur school directs you to open with

bigmills:
After Arriving in Ireland.
All non-EU/EEA citizens, whether visa-required or not, are subject to ordinary immigration controls at the port of entry/airport.

Please note the following;
i. The Immigration Officer makes the decision on who is actually allowed to enter Ireland.
ii. He/she will stamp your passport for either one or three months.
iii.This means you must register with the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Bureau within the time limit stamped on the passport.

To ensure you have no difficulties with Immigration officers at Port of Entry, It is recommended that you have the following documents ready to show to the officer.
i. Passport (with entry visa if appropriate)
ii. Offer Letter from University
iii.Evidence of tuition fees paid, scholarship details or US Financial Aid
iv.Evidence of private medical health insurance.


REGISTERING WITH IMMIGRATION.
All non-EU/EEA students must register with the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Bureau (INIS) after they have registered with their schools and before the expiry date stamped on their passport by immigration officials at the airport.
The following documents are required in order to register with the INIS:

Valid passport (showing entry visa if applicable)
Valid Student ID CARD
Evidence of financial support; e.g.bank statement showing your name and balance of at least €3000*,or education bond receipt or a letter from your sponsoring body confirming financial status.

Students staying for two semesters or more must open an Irish bank account on arrival in Ireland

rocklodge:
Hello bro,
DIT gave me a course and after accepting through a link, I didn't hear from them again as regards admission letter. Is it the same with u. Plz reply Asap

Mhipo:
In addition, for visa purposes just start trying to prepare for toefl or ielts which ever one you feel is more comfortable and affordable for you

Heimdall:
Is it that difficult to get accommodation? Is this restricted to Dublin or is it also difficult in other smaller cities?