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Hello everyone please I need help on this information, apart from UK, Cyprus, Turkey, Poland and Malta what other European country can one study abroad as an undergraduate within the age of 35-40, I have searched and I can’t get an answer so I’m genuinely looking for. Throw in the insults it’s fine I’m just looking for one helping answer.

uniqNurse:
Hello everyone please I need help on this information, apart from UK, Cyprus, Turkey, Poland and Malta what other European country can one study abroad as an undergraduate within the age of 35-40, I have searched and I can’t get an answer so I’m genuinely looking for. Throw in the insults it’s fine I’m just looking for one helping answer.

First of all no one will insult you, Naija is in a despicable state right now, so any legitimate japa move is welcome

Right now, Japa is all about affordability and visa success rate, they're some countries in Europe aside the ones you mentioned above that still makes sense for your profile like Croatia, Italy, Hungary, Lithuania, Latvia & Romania.

All these countries are in the Shenghen Zone and you can secure undergraduate admission regardless of your age but most of BSc courses are not English taught, meaning you'd have to learn the language of the country.

babakb:
First of all no one will insult you, Naija is in a despicable state right now, so any legitimate japa move is welcome

Right now, Japa is all about affordability and visa success rate, they're some countries in Europe aside the ones you mentioned above that still makes sense for your profile like Croatia, Italy, Hungary, Lithuania, Latvia & Romania.

All these countries are in the Shenghen Zone and you can secure undergraduate admission regardless of your age but most of BSc courses are not English taught, meaning you'd have to learn the language of the country.

But Nigerians on instagram seem to be living the life even better than most of us abroad.

babakb:
First of all no one will insult you, Naija is in a despicable state right now, so any legitimate japa move is welcome

Right now, Japa is all about affordability and visa success rate, they're some countries in Europe aside the ones you mentioned above that still makes sense for your profile like Croatia, Italy, Hungary, Lithuania, Latvia & Romania.

All these countries are in the Shenghen Zone and you can secure undergraduate admission regardless of your age but most of BSc courses are not English taught, meaning you'd have to learn the language of the country.

thank you very much

tensazangetsu20:
But Nigerians on instagram seem to be living the life even better than most of us abroad.

Which life are they living on Instagram

Life of fake pictures and crime

Nigeria is a joke, massive killings in Benue, Katsina, Zamfara, Sokoto & South East.

Human rituals in South West and parts of South South.

I hope they show these on Instagram too !!!

uniqNurse:
Hello everyone please I need help on this information, apart from UK, Cyprus, Turkey, Poland and Malta what other European country can one study abroad as an undergraduate within the age of 35-40, I have searched and I can’t get an answer so I’m genuinely looking for. Throw in the insults it’s fine I’m just looking for one helping answer.

no age limit to learn anywhere in the world. But you need to defend why you choose now to get the degree, this has to be an experience over the years which prompt you to further more to gain more knowledge and apply it where needed. So your CV has to align with your course of study, they don't expect you to be jobless over the years and your statement has to tick 5 things.

1. Your introduction
2. Why the course
3. Why the university
4. Why the country
5. Post study plan.

No school will take you serious without previous experience in relation to the course of which will be on your CV . You can try France

timelessboy:
no age limit to learn anywhere in the world. But you need to defend why you choose now to get the degree, this has to be an experience over the years which prompt you to further more to gain more knowledge and apply it where needed. So your CV has to align with your course of study, they don't expect you to be jobless over the years and your statement has to tick 5 things.

1. Your introduction
2. Why the course
3. Why the university
4. Why the country
5. Post study plan.

No school will take you serious without previous experience in relation to the course of which will be on your CV . You can try France

thank you

Iceland offers some undergraduate studies, as well as post graduate diploma course for free. And they are taught in English.

I'm 42yrs old, and relocating to Iceland via study route for a 3yr bsc program. By September, I should be in Iceland by God's grace. Just paid my registration fee, and other payables. Currently waiting for my resident permit.

babakb:
Which life are they living on Instagram

Life of fake pictures and crime

Nigeria is a joke, massive killings in Benue, Katsina, Zamfara, Sokoto & South East.

Human rituals in South West and parts of South South.

I hope they show these on Instagram too !!!

So people don't die abroad too?
Has all your friends and family died in Nigeria after you've left?

babakb:
Which life are they living on Instagram

Life of fake pictures and crime

Nigeria is a joke, massive killings in Benue, Katsina, Zamfara, Sokoto & South East.

Human rituals in South West and parts of South South.

I hope they show these on Instagram too !!!

So people don't die abroad too?
Has all your friends and family died in Nigeria after you've left?

The richest Nigerians live in Nigeria.

Amgoodtogo:
Iceland offers some undergraduate studies, as well as post graduate diploma course for free. And they are taught in English.

I'm 42yrs old, and relocating to Iceland via study route for a 3yr bsc program. By September, I should be in Iceland by God's grace. Just paid my registration fee, and other payables. Currently waiting for my resident permit.

Please I'm not clear with proof of funds for Iceland study visa, how much do I need as POF.

I need this question answered please.

FunnyDude:
So people don't die abroad too?
Has all your friends and family died in Nigeria after you've left?

The richest Nigerians live in Nigeria.

I've not left Nigeria sef.

I'm not near one of the richest Nigerians so I have to plan my exit, most of your so called richest Nigerians go abroad for Medicals, Holidays, Studies for their kids etc so I might as well go and live there

babakb:
Please I'm not clear with proof of funds for Iceland study visa, how much do I need as POF.

I need this question answered please.

It depends. If you're going alone or with family. Iceland requires a minimum of ISK 240,000 per month. And that's around 2.9m to 3m naira. So if you calculate for 12 calendar months that's about 36m to 37m naira.
In my case as at the time I was arranging my pof, the naira was really low I needed about 40m.

So to answer your question, you will need between 36m-40m give or take.

Amgoodtogo:
It depends. If you're going alone or with family. Iceland requires a minimum of ISK 240,000 per month. And that's around 2.9m to 3m naira. So if you calculate for 12 calendar months that's about 36m to 37m naira.
In my case as at the time I was arranging my pof, the naira was really low I needed about 40m.

So to answer your question, you will need between 36m-40m give or take.

Many thanks man

Amgoodtogo:
Iceland offers some undergraduate studies, as well as post graduate diploma course for free. And they are taught in English.

I'm 42yrs old, and relocating to Iceland via study route for a 3yr bsc program. By September, I should be in Iceland by God's grace. Just paid my registration fee, and other payables. Currently waiting for my resident permit.

hello please can I get a link to apply for this school.

uniqNurse:
hello please can I get a link to apply for this school.

Here's the school I applied to.
University of Iceland

Amgoodtogo:
It depends. If you're going alone or with family. Iceland requires a minimum of ISK 240,000 per month. And that's around 2.9m to 3m naira. So if you calculate for 12 calendar months that's about 36m to 37m naira.
In my case as at the time I was arranging my pof, the naira was really low I needed about 40m.

So to answer your question, you will need between 36m-40m give or take.

Abeg, is there hope for someone with third class or is there any other way to travel there. The pof is not an issue.

I just want to start making plans, no time.

Natedoggg:
Abeg, is there hope for someone with third class or is there any other way to travel there. The pof is not an issue.

I just want to start making plans, no time.

If POF is not an issue, I'll suggest you go for BSc

Amgoodtogo:
It depends. If you're going alone or with family. Iceland requires a minimum of ISK 240,000 per month. And that's around 2.9m to 3m naira. So if you calculate for 12 calendar months that's about 36m to 37m naira.
In my case as at the time I was arranging my pof, the naira was really low I needed about 40m.

So to answer your question, you will need between 36m-40m give or take.

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Huge amount of money but the purpose of education is to make money. 40m in cash I will multiple it by two within years if I shun education. China is the key

Natedoggg:
Abeg, is there hope for someone with third class or is there any other way to travel there. The pof is not an issue.

I just want to start making plans, no time.

There's definitely hope. I'll suggest you go for bsc. The next application round will be opening by December so if you're interested, you could begin now to gather your documents and initial funds to kickstart start your application process when the time comes

cybernaut:
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Huge amount of money but the purpose of education is to make money. 40m in cash I will multiple it by two within years if I shun education. China is the key

That too is another interesting way to look at it. But what if you don't have 40m cash. This kind of thing, as much as having funds is important, but having the right info is key. It will save you a lot.

If you are looking at migrating to Iceland via study route, here are some tips I believe will be helpful. At least these were how I went about pursuing mine.

1. Look for an English taught course (note: as at this moment, tuition is free for majority of courses both those taught in English or Icelandic)

2. Have your IELTS sorted
3. Have your certificates and transcript ready
4. Send in your application as soon as the school starts receiving application

Once you receive your admission letter,

5a. Pay the following: registration fee, resident permit fee, and medical insurance.

5b. Get your police clearance certificate
6. Apply for resident permit

7. Send the required documents via DHL to Iceland immigration services. You will be sent a checklist of the documents you're required to submit.

8. Then you can proceed to register for student accommodation where you will be placed in queue. And when it's your turn, you will be assigned or allocated your chosen or available accommodation. After which you will be required to make a deposit, and subsequently...

Amgoodtogo:
That too is another interesting way to look at it. But what if you don't have 40m cash. This kind of thing, as much as having funds is important, but having the right info is key. It will save you a lot.

You mean, you didn't pay any school fees?

Kingju:
You mean, you didn't pay any school fees?

No tuition fee paid. But you must pay a registration fee which confirms your acceptance of the admission.

FunnyDude:
So people don't die abroad too?
Has all your friends and family died in Nigeria after you've left?

The richest Nigerians live in Nigeria.

@bolded, the richest Americans also live in America, the richest Britons also live in Britain, the richest Italians as well, same as the French, Spaniards, Russians, Chinese, Japanese and Australians. The richest of any group usually live primarily in their home country.

Amgoodtogo:
No tuition fee paid. But you must pay a registration fee which confirms your acceptance of the admission.

Oh, I understand. What about the language barrier, did you learn their language and also, how about job prospects. Don't be offended, I'm interested in trying it, just that I'm thinking of combination of schooling while working too.

Kingju:
Oh, I understand. What about the language barrier, did you learn their language and also, how about job prospects. Don't be offended, I'm interested in trying it, just that I'm thinking of combination of schooling while working too.

No offense bro.
90% of the population speak and understand English. Though speaking and understanding Icelandic has it's advantages.

There are job prospects. Cost and standard of living is quite high, though the high earning potential balances out everything.

And yes you can definitely combine schooling with working. However, as a student, you're only entitled to 20hrs per week to work.

Amgoodtogo:
There's definitely hope. I'll suggest you go for bsc. The next application round will be opening by December so if you're interested, you could begin now to gather your documents and initial funds to kickstart start your application process when the time comes

Thanks
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Amgoodtogo:
No offense bro.
90% of the population speak and understand English. Though speaking and understanding Icelandic has it's advantages.

There are job prospects. Cost and standard of living is quite high, though the high earning potential balances out everything.

And yes you can definitely combine schooling with working. However, as a student, you're only entitled to 20hrs per week to work.

Iceland ke, Una no dey fear the cold? How would you manage with the weather.

Amgoodtogo:
If you are looking at migrating to Iceland via study route, here are some tips I believe will be helpful. At least these were how I went about pursuing mine.

1. Look for an English taught course (note: as at this moment, tuition is free for majority of courses both those taught in English or Icelandic)

2. Have your IELTS sorted
3. Have your certificates and transcript ready
4. Send in your application as soon as the school starts receiving application

Once you receive your admission letter,

5a. Pay the following: registration fee, resident permit fee, and medical insurance.

5b. Get your police clearance certificate
6. Apply for resident permit

7. Send the required documents via DHL to Iceland immigration services. You will be sent a checklist of the documents you're required to submit.

8. Then you can proceed to register for student accommodation where you will be placed in queue. And when it's your turn, you will be assigned or allocated your chosen or available accommodation. After which you will be required to make a deposit, and subsequently...

I sent you a message brother ; pls check your mail

hammed71:
Iceland ke, Una no dey fear the cold? How would you manage with the weather.

We go manage am like that o. Acclimatize, Adapt, Flourish, na my motor be dat

Amgoodtogo:
Iceland offers some undergraduate studies, as well as post graduate diploma course for free. And they are taught in English.

I'm 42yrs old, and relocating to Iceland via study route for a 3yr bsc program. By September, I should be in Iceland by God's grace. Just paid my registration fee, and other payables. Currently waiting for my resident permit.

Thanks bro for the info, for the registration fee and application did it take you up to a million naira plus, I saw the one for MS Computer Science , both application and registration fee were around 95,000 ISK which is close to a million naira, after doing the conversion.

Lastly , apart from the registration and application fees , are there other payments?