Michaelshow:
Good day all.
Please, I am new here.

I applied for MSc System Engineering at WSG University in Bydgoszcz, Poland. I just got my documents verified by international admission office.
I was asked to legalize my NECO result at the Nigeria Foreign ministry of affairs and then Polish Embassy.

Please any Nigerian in WSG, Bydygoszcz or familar with this location?

Can I work part time while studying?
Is this location safe and standard of living in Bydygoscz ?


I look forward to hear from you

Regards

Kollinburg:


I do have a friend over there
She travelled last month

MissMa01:
Honestly, I have gone through all the pages and this process is ridiculously long and tasking. Where would I even begin?

Amycanada:
Happy Sunday Everyone one, I'm new here. I want to start my application for admission in a university in Poland. Can someone suggest me a good and affordable university where I can study Nursing with my NECO result? Please, the university's teaching language has to be English. I checked university of Opole, it seems their medium of instruction is polish for Nursing. Thanks all

Delogogirl:
Hello everyone, thank you all for responding to questions descretly and swiftly.

Does Poland embassy lay much emphasis on proof of funds when applying for student visa applications?

I appreacite your response please.

oluwaseunadebay:


Hello Everyone, If you want to Legalise your document at Poland Embassy. Dates are presently available.
https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

Dorizzdorcas:
Hello guys

Between Bydgoszcz and wroclaw which would you advice one to choose, most especially in terms of jobs

Olikeze1:
please help guys !
I need to know what this means


sworn translation of the certificate into Polish or English (in case your study program is conducted in English);
a document confirming that your education entitles you to continue education at the university (bachelor/first level). It is required only if there is no such information on the certificate;

Vk008:


There is nothing suspicious about the school. I already have someone studying there.

legendary4luv:




Check international european university kyiv, IEU dot com dot ua that's their website

ankaravillageng:


Please ooo.
Some should help me.
Any medical students here.
I know I can check online but too many options on line and I don't really know what to look out for when streamlining.
Please help me.
Just suggest one or two universities that good for medical students. Preferably government university.

danielinyang:

i want to study law (bachelor degree ) but i need to proof norwegian language proficiency
and according to studyinnorway.no some universities offer a one year preparatory program, one of them is university of south eastern norway
please can you guide me on how to apply and secondly if i finnish the course can i apply directly to any university or do i have to come back and start applying for student permit again

Dumebi213:


Don't bother applying for B.sc, there aren't a lot of English programs and even if you learn the language the Norwegian authorities are not issuing permits for higher studies less than M.sc

temmyt20:
hi guys, please has anyone been able to get a school that offers BSc in English?

mrcodebreaker:
Don’t go to tromso. Aim for better schools like NTNU, UIS or Oslo. Tromso is dead and no work.

Dietminute:
This life no balance o, from what I have read here soo far, it seems Norway doesn't grant visa to undergraduate students!! Please how legit is this info ?

Oyemyk:

Hopefully, very soon.
But I'm in Abuja ATM...I will try to update here once the Embassy opens

Olivier6ix:
I was always here before I submitted my application and even after and I’m here now to give out the little information and my preparation for someone out there. Most people are ignorant bou this visa application thing and dn’t necessarily know what to do, I saw and a guy at the embassy saying his payment slip was made of 90k and some didn’t reserve accommodation, some didn’t attest their certificate (for people going for B.Sc), some didn’t reserve return air ticket...all these things are facts
Before I start any preparation at all, I drafted some lists and set out the setbacks and mainly worked on the setbacks that most people encounter but making sure my other documents are complete also.
My boy who’s already in Poland (ogaga360) put me through also and at the end of the day, I got my visa.
Every documents and preparation is on this list

Olivier6ix:
I was always here before I submitted my application and even after and I’m here now to give out the little information and my preparation for someone out there. Most people are ignorant bou this visa application thing and dn’t necessarily know what to do, I saw and a guy at the embassy saying his payment slip was made of 90k and some didn’t reserve accommodation, some didn’t attest their certificate (for people going for B.Sc), some didn’t reserve return air ticket...all these things are facts
Before I start any preparation at all, I drafted some lists and set out the setbacks and mainly worked on the setbacks that most people encounter but making sure my other documents are complete also.
My boy who’s already in Poland (ogaga360) put me through also and at the end of the day, I got my visa.
Every documents and preparation is on this list

Sunshinestarr:
After much effort and anxiety, I got my National Visa to Greece and it's going to two months now that I arrived the Land of the Greeks.
When I have the time, I will share my experience trying to obtain a Schegen visa in Nigeria.
In the meantime, questions are welcomed from anyone who is genuinely interested in international travel from Nigeria to other parts of the world for various reasons: study, tourism and immigration.
Thank you.