Yashita:


Thank you for your response. I won’t be discouraged anymore. But have you inquired if they’ve given visas to other students that applied after you?

Also, the Expatrio platform you used, did you pay with only official rate or you had to use black market rate to pay your €11,200?

Actually don’t know why people fund there block account before they get their appointment date. The time from getting date and the interview date is always enough to do that and also prepare for the interview. My advise is just to put the money in dollars or usdt and not naira so the money no go lose value.

German chancellor to visit Nigeria on Sunday. I hope they revisit their migration policy.

https://twitter.com/GERinNigeria/status/1717850971873660977

https://nigeria.diplo.de/ng-de/-/2628572

Yea oh . People that would attend to him in meetings should bring it up oh . On God

OdogwuEkeke:


More side note: If it’s not Northern Ireland Campus. Don’t come to ulster cos your result is determined in Belfast meaning if you can fail a course you’ve passed before.

Thanks so much bro

OdogwuEkeke:


More side note: If it’s not Northern Ireland Campus. Don’t come to ulster cos your result is determined in Belfast meaning if you can fail a course you’ve passed before.

I think I'll just submit another application to Northern Ireland. If you'd indulge me, what questions should one expect during the interview?

April 12 got a date yesterday........

Hannania:
April 12 got a date yesterday........

💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃

Better, they would ask you how you intend to fund your Masters, accommodation plan, if you’d going back to your home country, the modules you are going to take, why did you choose the campus, address of the University, ranking of the University on different ranking platforms. What do you stand to benefit from the Masters.

edimolu:

I think I'll just submit another application to Northern Ireland. If you'd indulge me, what questions should one expect during the interview?

German chancellor interview with Punch today. He was asked about difficulty in visa process and his response. We Pray that they follow thru.

https://punchng.com/germany-reviewing-procedures-to-speed-up-visa-process-chancellor-scholz/?amp

please can anyone confirm whats the current waiting period for student visa category B. https://service2.diplo.de/rktermin/extern/choose_realmList.do?locationCode=lago&request_locale=de
The booking link does not open anymore or is there another link

Dear Nigerian Students,
This is the ample opportunity to get the attention of the German Councillor concerning the hitches that surrounds German student visa to we Nigerians especially on interview appointment.
Let us use this energy, go to X, tag him, tag BAT, tag Nigerian Federal Government, Tag German Embassy Lagos and Abuja, tag other important parastatals that can influence and reverse this difficulties we face.
Let's do it today so that the trend will be huge, that way, we may get their attention and fall back to track.
Gracias

Good afternoon. Please has anyone received an approval mail this month or even last month? How long did it take for you to get it ?

Thank you

OdogwuEkeke:
Better, they would ask you how you intend to fund your Masters, accommodation plan, if you’d going back to your home country, the modules you are going to take, why did you choose the campus, address of the University, ranking of the University on different ranking platforms. What do you stand to benefit from the Masters.

Thank you so much

I understand the frustration and feelings of undue delays many of us are facing as regards pursuit of quality and affordable education in Germany.

Again, let us be reminded that Germany provides an opportunity and cannot accommodate the number of applications received. While this is a setback, unfortunately, we cannot tell them what and how to do. The law supports our applications and guarantees a right to enjoy this privilege if all conditions are met and convincing, one of the options been taken by Germany is delay tactics, and high-performers' preferences (and scholars), otherwise, we may be left with lottery options.
Nigerians are just 1 of many other countries with high applications facing similar challenges.

Be clothed in patience and continue to prepare yourself for the future here or there.

Best wishes.

seniordev:
Good afternoon. Please has anyone received an approval mail this month or even last month? How long did it take for you to get it ?

Thank you

Not yet oo, interviewed sept 8, saw online that waiting process is 12 weeks
Fingers crossed

Oh wow, thanks. I did mine 5th of September, if I get any update I will let you know

Amandade:


Not yet oo, interviewed sept 8, saw online that waiting process is 12 weeks
Fingers crossed

Chaigogo22:
German chancellor interview with Punch today. He was asked about difficulty in visa process and his response. We Pray that they follow thru.

https://punchng.com/germany-reviewing-procedures-to-speed-up-visa-process-chancellor-scholz/?amp

We can be hopeful. Would have been much better if the question touched education.

I have been waiting for responses for almost 3 months now, I went for my interview on the 4th of August till now no response from the embassy.

How are you coping with your classes

Keepuplive:
I have been waiting for responses for almost 3 months now, I went for my interview on the 4th of August till now no response from the embassy.

How are you coping with your classes?

Amandade:


Not yet oo, interviewed sept 8, saw online that waiting process is 12 weeks
Fingers crossed

Keepuplive:
I have been waiting for responses for almost 3 months now, I went for my interview on the 4th of August till now no response from the embassy.

Have you sent them any mails recently?
And when is your study start date?

Has anyone experienced the embassy not sending their passport back on time?

Sent my documents over almost 2 weeks ago and my travel date is in 2 days and I haven't heard anything from them. When I track DHL it still says shipment information received.

Good day everyone, I'm new to these Germany visa process and I'm planning on going for my bachelor's degree in computer science. I have some few universities I want to apply to, for the 2024 summer semester. Please, how's there visa process. Will I be able to get the visa before my resumption in 2024?

Dgabby01:
Good day everyone, I'm new to these Germany visa process and I'm planning on going for my bachelor's degree in computer science. I have some few universities I want to apply to, for the 2024 summer semester. Please, how's there visa process. Will I be able to get the visa before my resumption in 2024?

nope.
You may get your visa by winter 2025.
My advice: make use of other routes.

Thatonemember:
Has anyone experienced the embassy not sending their passport back on time?

Sent my documents over almost 2 weeks ago and my travel date is in 2 days and I haven't heard anything from them. When I track DHL it still says shipment information received.

Omo. Any advice?

Intercontinenta:
nope.
You may get your visa by winter 2025.
My advice: make use of other routes.

Exactly it take 1 year and some months to get an appointment in Germany
So if you want to travel 2025. You should start application now

Immacharles:
How are you coping with your classes

I have already started classes online since convid19. I just found out that processing of visa do take 1 year now, it was updated at the consulate website. Things keep getting worse.

But people are getting their less than 3 months or 3 months

Danobie:
But people are getting their less than 3 months or 3 months

I think Category A

Even cat B too

Ayrastarr:


I think Category A

My visa application category is List A. Three months plus now and counting.

Greetings everyone. Just a heads-up: there are new changes to the immigration law that came into effect yesterday, and there are many more that will go into effect in 2024. I know the situation at the Embassy is not desirable; however, this might also help your planning during and after your studies when you finally get in. Also, it is possible to move from your study to full-time work, most notably in IT, if you already have a degree in Nigeria. There are many courses on Udemy and other platforms which can be helpful.

Most importantly, if you are coming in for an MSc course, make use of the delay at the Embassy to be proficient in skills that are related to your interest and don't forget the language as well. Don't be surprised that you might get a full-time job before you graduate if you have the necessary skills and requirements. I wish you all the best in this journey, even though it is cumbersome. Shalom

https://www.make-it-in-germany.com/en/visa-residence/skilled-immigration-act