Samoluv:
Lolxx; do you mean that even those considered to be poor in Norway earn/spend more than 126,357NOK yearly?

StarFlux:
Yes. Of course, it's not the same kind of deep poverty you see in naija. For reference, the poverty line is around 237 000 NOK. With a salary like this it will be difficult to maintain what is considered a "normal life" (house/apartment, monthly expenses such as food, electricity and internet, potentially children and so on). But to be fair, most conventional jobs pay far more than this.

Students have less expenses though, so the above is not directly applicable to them. Maybe you can get by with 80k to 100k a year if you're stingy and use your money well. Oslo is easily the most expensive place to study, so that is something to keep in mind if you have a budget.

StarFlux:
Yes. Of course, it's not the same kind of deep poverty you see in naija. For reference, the poverty line is around 237 000 NOK. With a salary like this it will be difficult to maintain what is considered a "normal life" (house/apartment, monthly expenses such as food, electricity and internet, potentially children and so on). But to be fair, most conventional jobs pay far more than this.

Students have less expenses though, so the above is not directly applicable to them. Maybe you can get by with 80k to 100k a year if you're stingy and use your money well. Oslo is easily the most expensive place to study, so that is something to keep in mind if you have a budget.

lemoncvn:
Hello baby123, where you dey live for Tri? I will be there in July from Japan

Tonero0147:
Seems Nordland University is not highly rated afterwards ......peeps opting for other universities in Norway. Na only me waka come

Femiomoh:
Hi guys,
The required laptop specifications from USN are a bit higher than the laptop I use currently.
Can I move with it like that to Norway?

Thanks

Samoluv:
My main question about this Norway is about the clause UDI.no put in their checklist stating that it will be difficult to get study permit for those who want to come and study bachelors degree or bsc. What's the way forward should we just risk that huge money $650 and all for the visa application or any tips on how to get a positive visa response. Pls we really need to talk about it. Pioneers where una they o? Note- this is actually for Nigerians tho

Cornrows:


I checked UDI.no and I can’t find any such clause.

Cornrows:


I checked UDI.no and I can’t find any such clause.

Omini247:
can one visit home in between the 2yrs for MSC or LLM....

Femiomoh:
Hi guys,
The required laptop specifications from USN are a bit higher than the laptop I use currently.
Can I move with it like that to Norway?

Thanks

Tonero0147:
Seems Nordland University is not highly rated afterwards ......peeps opting for other universities in Norway. Na only me waka come

Haggai92:


Yes, as long as your residence card is still valid.

kayflakes:
Hello all, pls has anyone heard back from university of stavanger?

kayflakes:

Someone should pls reply... Abi na only me waka come?

Ayodeji1998:
It's usually 3-4 weeks. Last year because I was given early admission I was given about 6 weeks. Also last year because it was a pandemic year my school UIS kept extending the deadline up to June for those who wanted to transfer the funds.

Martial7745:

I have boss, the sent an offer letter on Wednesday

Mobiyinogal:
please what course are you going for.

Ayodeji1998:
When I did mine I was really lucky . I applied through Uba on Thursday and on Monday my account had been debited sent a proof of documents to the school and 48hrs after I got a confirmation from the school that they have received the funds. For some of my friends it took about 1-4 weeks for their form A to be approved . It just depends on the time you apply

Martial7745:

Is late March classified as early admission, how do you get to know if the deadline is extended from 3 weeks after admission, and is deadline general or it's according to when you got your admission letter?

Martial7745:

I have boss, the sent an offer letter on Wednesday