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Hi guys, please I will be studying at NHL Stenden this September and the school just sent me a mail yesterday that my study visa has been approved. So I will be picking up the MVV sticker in Ghana.

A family friend booked an appointment for me on the 28th of August but I have to be in the NL waaay before that date. I have sent a mail to acc-ca@minbuza.nl telling them about my situation and called them too but they instructed me to send a mail instead.

Please, my question is, can one go to the Royal Dutch Embassy in Accra, Ghana without an appointment, and if not, please share your experiences and things required (esp the 35 by 45mm passport requirement) at the embassy.

Thank you.

Congratulations. Unfortunately don't have answers to your question. What are the process that you followed to apply for the admission, how rigorous is it, and how much is the proof of fund?

Pgree:
Hi guys, please I will be studying at NHL Stenden this September and the school just sent me a mail yesterday that my study visa has been approved. So I will be picking up the MVV sticker in Ghana.

A family friend booked an appointment for me on the 28th of Auguat but I have to be in the NL waaay before that date. I have sent a mail to acc-ca@minbuza.nl telling them about my situation and called them too but they instructed me to send a mail instead.

Please, my question is, can one go to the Royal Dutch Embassy in Accra, Ghana without an appointment, and if not, please share your experiences and things required (esp the 35 by 45mm passport requirement) at the embassy.

Thank you.

eskimoeze:
Congratulations. Unfortunately don't have answers to your question. What are the process that you followed to apply for the admission, how rigorous is it, and how much is the proof of fund?

I went on the Studielink site to search for my preferred program, applied, sent my documents and was given a letter of admission. After the letter of admission, you transfer your tuition, insurance fee, visa fee and 15000 euros POF to the school's account. Then they apply for the visa for you.

Its not so hard, the only issue many people face in the whole application is looking for housing and the visa pickup—like in my case.

Pgree:
Hi guys, please I will be studying at NHL Stenden this September and the school just sent me a mail yesterday that my study visa has been approved. So I will be picking up the MVV sticker in Ghana.

A family friend booked an appointment for me on the 28th of Auguat but I have to be in the NL waaay before that date. I have sent a mail to acc-ca@minbuza.nl telling them about my situation and called them too but they instructed me to send a mail instead.

Please, my question is, can one go to the Royal Dutch Embassy in Accra, Ghana without an appointment, and if not, please share your experiences and things required (esp the 35 by 45mm passport requirement) at the embassy.

Thank you.

I have been here since Feb.

You should take your time and don't rush things.

I got my visa last year but my appointment with the Ghana Embassy was Feb (my study started that same Feb), I only informed my school of the fact that I would be late due to the embassy late appointment schedule, the school accepted. I resumed late but was able to get myself going from there....and don't go without appointment, you will waste your time. And again, don't take any passport here, you will be able to do so at the embassy, the security guard will show you the place

Pgree:
I went on the Studielink site to search for my preferred program, applied, sent my documents and was given a letter of admission. After the letter of admission, you transfer your tuition, insurance fee, visa fee and 15000 euros POF to the school's account. Then they apply for the visa for you.

Its not so hard, the only issue many people face in the whole application is looking for housing and the visa pickup—like in my case.

For housing, I will suggest you go for studentstay, as they are good for 1st year students. Then, when you are here, you can then take your time and look for house.

But the visa pickup is not the school's fault, it is your country's fault....either you use Benin or Accra, but the appointment date is just the issue. Getting your MVV is quite fast, it didnt take me 3 days after I submitted my documents at the embassy.

I stayed in that hotel, just come with enough cash ohh...and use taxi...but if you get plenty money, then use bolt

Oh, thank you. I have already taken passport.
I sent a mail to the royal Dutch Embassy in Accra and I was given an appointment date.

AlphaNugget:
I have been here since Feb.

You should take your time and don't rush things.

I got my visa last year but my appointment with the Ghana Embassy was Feb (my study started that same Feb), I only informed my school of the fact that I would be late due to the embassy late appointment schedule, the school accepted. I resumed late but was able to get myself going from there....and don't go without an appointment, you will waste your time. And again, don't take any passport here, you will be able to do so at the embassy, the security guard will show you the place

I got a studio from a 4th year student there.

Thanks for the hotel info, I will check it out now.

Are there any other payments, documents or questions that they require/ask at the embassy?

AlphaNugget:
For housing, I will suggest you go for studentstay, as they are good for 1st year students. Then, when you are here, you can then take your time and look for house.

But the visa pickup is not the school's fault, it is your country's fault....either you use Benin or Accra, but the appointment date is just the issue. Getting your MVV is quite fast, it didnt take me 3 days after I submitted my documents at the embassy.

I stayed in that hotel, just come with enough cash ohh...and use taxi...but if you get plenty money, then use bolt

Pgree:
Oh, thank you. I have already taken passport.
I sent a mail to the royal Dutch Embassy in Accra and I was given an appointment date.

And make coloured photocopy of your international passport front and back page. Well, you can also do that when you get to the embassy, because your documents will be checked before you enter and submit

Pgree:
I got a studio from a 4th year student there.

Thanks for the hotel info, I will check it out now.

Are there any other payments, documents or questions that they require/ask at the embassy?

No extra payment, just submit your document, they might ask you your name and maybe study course....no complex questions bro, quite easy and straight forward

Thank you so much, I will.

AlphaNugget:
And make coloured photocopy of your international passport front and back page. Well, you can also do that when you get to the embassy, because your documents will be checked before you enter and submit

Thank you🙏🏽

AlphaNugget:
No extra payment, just submit your document, they might ask you your name and maybe study course....no complex questions bro, quite easy and straight forward

megastu:
I studied in Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands. The School will apply for what we call MVV for you. This is time to talk about Occupying Nigeria, not schooling abroad, please.

How's Nigeria now? And the occupying plan?

Did you go by road or air to Ghana?

I am thinking of goinģ by air but the flight times are not convenient for me. One is by 7am, the other is by 6:30pm. Considering where I stay in Lagos, not sure I can make it to the 7am flight and also considering the arrival time in Accra, the 6.30pm isn't good either.

AlphaNugget:
No extra payment, just submit your document, they might ask you your name and maybe No complex questions bro, quite easy and straight forward

Pgree:
Did you go by road or air to Ghana?

I am thinking of goinģ by air but the flight times are not convenient for me. One is by 7am, the other is by 6:30pm. Considering where I stay in Lagos, not sure I can make it to the 7am flight and also considering the arrival time in Accra, the 6.30pm isn't good either.

I went by road. Just went with my international passport and no unnecessary vaccine....I told any official that stopped us that I am going to the embassy at Accra for my MVV, showed one my enrollment documents from NHL Stenden.

And road is cheaper and also safe

Thanks, I will go by road then.

I took the COVID, yellow fever, polio and meningitis vaccines😁

AlphaNugget:
I went by road. Just went with my international passport and no unnecessary vaccine....I told any official that stopped us that I am going to the embassy at Accra for my MVV, showed one my enrollment documents from NHL Stenden.

And the road is cheaper and also safe

Pgree:
Thanks, I will go by road then.

I took the COVID, yellow fever, polio and meningitis vaccines😁

I didn't present any of that bro.... 😂🤣

Please i need clarity - the POF has to be sent to the school not the statement of account?

meetgaby:
Please i need clarity - the POF has to be sent to the school not the statement of account?

Send the tuition fee, insurance fee, alongside visa and Pof...everything to the school!

Hi, it's me again🌝

Please, how did you make payments/spend in Ghana? And if you used cash, did you withdraw in Nigeria or in Ghana? I am asking because of the hotel bill, taxis and feeding too.
Thanks.

AlphaNugget:
I didn't present any of that bro.... 😂🤣

Pgree:
Hi, it's me again🌝

Please, how did you make payments/spend in Ghana? And if you used cash, did you withdraw in Nigeria or in Ghana? I am asking because of the hotel bill, taxis and feeding too.
Thanks.

I changed my money in Nigeria and during the boarder.....always cash, because opay was not useful unless you see a Nigerian who would be sceptical to help

Thank you🙏🏽

AlphaNugget:
I changed my money in Nigeria and during the boarder.....always cash, because opay was useful unless you see a Nigerian who would be sceptical to help

Good morning, so its the third day after submission. Did you get a mail, a call or did the "tracking status" change to approved?

AlphaNugget:
I changed my money in Nigeria and during the boarder.....always cash, because opay was not useful unless you see a Nigerian who would be sceptical to help

Pgree:
Good morning, so its the third day after submission. Did you get a mail, a call or did the "tracking status" change to approved?

I got a mail.

Didn't take 3 days tho

I have ND can i apply for post graduate diploma? Can I travel with my dependents?

My hubby has third class can he apply for masters?

I wonder why its taking so long. I guess its their holiday season🤦🏽‍♀️

AlphaNugget:
I got a mail.

Didn't take 3 days tho