dennison4luv:

Please I need the contact of those that went through the process and how they got the permit 🙏🏽

Please state the reasons. I have 2 guys that went for the interview this past Monday and Wednesday i can give you their contacts for confirmation and the interview was brief unlike Nigeria where they will be asking you many questions and their process time is also fast. Who i did for have his interview on 6 December and AD came out on 30 December.

mosesronnal:
Hey Guys. I’m new here.
Well I got an admission to a public university this year February 2023 - University of Applied Science Worms to study a Bachelors degree in Aviation Management taught in English for the summer semester. I’ve successfully enrolled and I’m using a Sponsorship Letter as my proof of financial funding. I’ve booked for an appointment and haven’t gotten a date yet so I wrote the embassy and they said for my category, it takes up to one year to get an appointment. (But although I’m believing in miracles from God..lol) Classes are to start by March 27th but the school said I can resume class anytime I want knowing how the visa process in foreign countries takes time.

But just incase I was given an appointment after the end of the summer semester, will my letter of admission (for the summer semester) be valid when going for my interview? Or do I need an updated one for the winter semester.

Although I wrote an inquiry about this to the school but I also wanna confirm here too.

Please if you’ve had such experience do leave a reply on this.
Thanks 🙏🏽

WpressBeginner:
Please I had 3.12 out of 5.0 in Nigeria grade studied computer science which is 2.41 in German grade conversations.... Am I good to go shld I go for low grade cgpa....

naeo:




Good day @Stateboy8080 Stateboy8080
Please, I need your help.

I am a graduate from the University of Benin. Please, I want to know the procedure for obtaining English letter of Proficiency from the University of Benin.
I am asking because of Opimist1 statement (on Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 6 ) that you helped him get his own.

Thanks for your anticipated response.

stateboy8080:
Yea I was the one that helped him then. I don't know how it works now but then, I got it at exams and records department. I think it was a one day thing. You will be required to pay certain amount. I don't know how it works now but I will prefer you go there yourself. Cheers.

naeo:



Thanks a lot for this reply, highly appreciated.

I will go to Benin soon.

dennison4luv:



If you are in uniben go to exams and record. But if you have someone in your HOD's office he can help you with one. They will use department letterhead paper to prepare it, that one will be more fast that the one of exams and record. You DM me let me tell you one other option

dennison4luv:



If you are in uniben go to exams and record. But if you have someone in your HOD's office he can help you with one. They will use department letterhead paper to prepare it, that one will be more fast that the one of exams and record. You DM me let me tell you one other option

16inchdick:


Good morning please do you have idea for online processing of Uniben transcript and how much ?

dennison4luv:


Uniben transcript is processed online. Within 23k-25k and if they are sending it outside Nigeria through email its 30k but if its through posting to outside Nigeria you will pay extra for the COURIER service

16inchdick:



Thanks am just confused whether to process it online I don't know if it's fast

Oye50:
Hi guys, I figured this might be useful for those who would love to study in Germany. The video compiled a few scholarship opportunities in Germany. The end of the video also talked about opportunities for current students in Germany. Enjoy!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYgARkYJoTQ

Kultony:


It shall be a good news.

Please, confirm if you have been following your classes online or you have just been newly admitted.

Oye50:


It has been a while since I came here but then I have time today so I want to encourage you guys with a short story (my story of the German adventure). I started checking this thread in 2012 when I read almost from the beginning to the end. However, during those times I remember many people complained that those that travelled to Germany do not come back here to give updates on their life during and after their studies. I and many others made a commitment to come back once in a while to update those willing to take our path. I came back on this thread about two years ago when I got a job here in Germany to talk about it but here today, I would like to talk generally about my path in Germany. I hope this would not be too long and boring for you. My journey started in 2015, when I came to study Agricultural Economics (Masters program), without a scholarship, To tell you plainly, it is not easy as a self-funded student in Germany, although very doable. Many times I remember I go for a night shift and resume for another morning shift the following day so that I can pay my bills. Now, Imagine what it would be like now for students when prices are skyrocketing. That is why these days, I try to help students with scholarship information and that was the reason why I shared the video I quoted. Moving forward, I graduated with an above-average grade and immediately after I got my first interview, I thought life is so easy. The interview went excellently well but I never heard back from the company despite sending a few more messages. From that time, it took almost 6 months to get the next interview after paying for different professional CV editing services. Still no show. It took 1 year and a few months after I finished before I finally got a break. Mind you, many of my colleagues already left Germany for the US and many other places because their 18 months expired and for many other reasons. Fast forward to 2022, I applied for a permanent residence permit because once you have worked for 2 years after studying here you are entitled to it. After several bureaucracies, I got the permit. With the permit, the possibilities here are endless, you can even become self-employed. My advice for you when you are coming are:

1. PLEASE LEARN GERMAN LANGUAGE if you are really serious about coming here. I had 2 interviews in the past where I missed out at an advanced stage because I couldn't speak German then. It is better and cheaper to learn in Nigeria before coming to face the ever-moving life here.
2. Another piece of advice is please do not come here just because you want to leave the country, make sure you research about your course of study very well before coming here. Some programs are designed for you to go back to your country and develop it not to stay here. If you come for such a program, your chances of getting a job before 18 months are limited
3. Try to apply for scholarships if you can, it will make your life easier when you get here and your grades can be enhanced.
4. There are many opportunities for you here if you can associate yourself with the right group.

That's it. I am talking too much already and I apologize for that. I just realize that for me to also try to catch up since the last time I was here, there is a need to paint the whole picture. So guys, all the best

Abiodun397:
Thanks for the Insight.

Considering the current Nigeria VISA situation and for someone that might be travelling around July, do you think A2 language level is okay for a start?..as that is possibly the most achievable between now and July.

Oremeter:


Boss

Pls did you use uni-assist?
Which academic document did you use to apply to this school?
Thank you

Waposh:

HI Moses, what did you study in your undergraduate here in Nigeria?

Ayomide002:
Please someone should help with schools in Germany that don’t require payment (or uni-assist).

Thanks

mosesronnal:


Hello,
You can observe these schools and courses taught in English that I know of. They don’t require Uni-assist. But some also require a little knowledge of German and a tuition fee of €1,500. But some are entirely taught in English and are free. Go to the university website and read and find all the information you need.
I’m glad I could be of help.

Denggedorf institute of Technology - International Management, International Tourism Management, Industrial Engineering, Energy System Engineering (FREE) - but require accessment test

FAU Erlangen-Nurnberg - International Economics Studies, International Business Studies (FREE) - but send documents by post or partially by email

University of Applied Science, Worms - Aviation Management (FREE) - but international student must pay €25 euro for evaluation of their documents. Also where I got my admission and currently enrolled.

University of Tübingen - Interdisciplinary American Studies, Computer Linguistics (€1,500)

Hochschule Bonn-Rhein Seig - International Business, Forensic Science, Applied Biology (FREE)

Furtwangen University - International Business Management (€1,500)

Reutlingen University - International Business, International Industrial engineering, International Project Engineering (€1,500)

Schmalkalden University of Applied Science - International Business and Economics (FREE) - but require an English Proficiency Test result or a Certificate from your university saying your courses were all taught in English.

I’ll post others later. Thanks

stephenponti:


Pls what's your advice?

Ayomide002:

Thanks so much, I’ll check the schools out.

Uchepet:
Hi,

Can you pls give me information on University of Paderborn and the city. Based on living expense and in terms of jobs.

Thanks

Give it a shot.

Rhineland-Palatinate Technical University, Landau (formerly University of Koblenz-Landau) is quite a serious despite being the poorest in the State of Palatinate. Uni in a small town, nice Nigerian community and international community.

Also look closer at Th Köln and Uni Köln, Bochum, Bonn, Düsseldorf, Essen-Duisburg.

These are better cities in terms of jobs.

I will personally recommend the expensive city of Hamburg. There's a Uni there for IT related course.

naeo:



Thanks a lot for this reply, highly appreciated.

I will go to Benin soon.