Chinlov:
It's like this Griffith na another Surulere. Lol. With the number of naija guys headed that way. Pls who is heading to Cork na. Pls let's network. I haven't found a hostel or temporary accommodation.

donwilz:
My visa has been issued today. Submitted on the 1st of June. Was mailed last week to scan in more docs on Tuesday. Date of issue 19th July! Success to all.

Asapant:
I want go ask a questions ooo. Seems the rate of Ireland study visa approval is higher than Canada own. Is is that Ireland needs immigrations or what. Pls who can shed small light on this. I appreciate

ICaSNg:
Hello All,

WELCOME TO IRISH STUDY VISA THREAD
==========================

I am creating this thread to answer any queries on how to get :

1. Admission offers in Ireland
2. Visa processing
3. The post study work visa types available in Ireland
4. Opportunities for IT , Engineering and Health scs Students /Graduates.

Ask me any questions on the above and I believe I should be able to provide valid information.

Cheers

Twetwi:
yaaay... 3 good news in 1 day.. many to come IJN

abuhusna1:

I must appreciate this woman for opening this thread and those first set that followed her instruction, got the visa they all motivate me to apply to Ireland and got to where I am today. Would always come back to give back to this thread so as to encourage others that are struggling to get their visa. A special thanks to pristine88 too cos he is always coming back to give information and guidance on the may God bless him

Sola1010:
hi guys got my visa yestday applied 8 june GOD b given all d glory DIT all d way dublin here we come

abuhusna1:

I must appreciate this woman for opening this thread and those first set that followed her instruction, got the visa they all motivate me to apply to Ireland and got to where I am today. Would always come back to give back to this thread so as to encourage others that are struggling to get their visa. A special thanks to pristine88 too cos he is always coming back to give information and guidance on the may God bless him

bigmills:
After Arriving in Ireland.
All non-EU/EEA citizens, whether visa-required or not, are subject to ordinary immigration controls at the port of entry/airport.

Please note the following;
i. The Immigration Officer makes the decision on who is actually allowed to enter Ireland.
ii. He/she will stamp your passport for either one or three months.
iii.This means you must register with the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Bureau within the time limit stamped on the passport.

To ensure you have no difficulties with Immigration officers at Port of Entry, It is recommended that you have the following documents ready to show to the officer.
i. Passport (with entry visa if appropriate)
ii. Offer Letter from University
iii.Evidence of tuition fees paid, scholarship details or US Financial Aid
iv.Evidence of private medical health insurance.


REGISTERING WITH IMMIGRATION.
All non-EU/EEA students must register with the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Bureau (INIS) after they have registered with their schools and before the expiry date stamped on their passport by immigration officials at the airport.
The following documents are required in order to register with the INIS:

Valid passport (showing entry visa if applicable)
Valid Student ID CARD
Evidence of financial support; e.g.bank statement showing your name and balance of at least €3000*,or education bond receipt or a letter from your sponsoring body confirming financial status.

Students staying for two semesters or more must open an Irish bank account on arrival in Ireland

bigmills:
After Arriving in Ireland.
All non-EU/EEA citizens, whether visa-required or not, are subject to ordinary immigration controls at the port of entry/airport.

Please note the following;
i. The Immigration Officer makes the decision on who is actually allowed to enter Ireland.
ii. He/she will stamp your passport for either one or three months.
iii.This means you must register with the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Bureau within the time limit stamped on the passport.

To ensure you have no difficulties with Immigration officers at Port of Entry, It is recommended that you have the following documents ready to show to the officer.
i. Passport (with entry visa if appropriate)
ii. Offer Letter from University
iii.Evidence of tuition fees paid, scholarship details or US Financial Aid
iv.Evidence of private medical health insurance.


REGISTERING WITH IMMIGRATION.
All non-EU/EEA students must register with the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Bureau (INIS) after they have registered with their schools and before the expiry date stamped on their passport by immigration officials at the airport.
The following documents are required in order to register with the INIS:

Valid passport (showing entry visa if applicable)
Valid Student ID CARD
Evidence of financial support; e.g.bank statement showing your name and balance of at least €3000*,or education bond receipt or a letter from your sponsoring body confirming financial status.

Students staying for two semesters or more must open an Irish bank account on arrival in Ireland

Okioghene60:

People in Ireland said it's €300 u will show in ur account to do ur GNIB registration nt €3000
And also some bank allow student open zero account there#depending on the one ur school directs you to open with

Okioghene60:

People in Ireland said it's €300 u will show in ur account to do ur GNIB registration nt €3000
And also some bank allow student open zero account there#depending on the one ur school directs you to open with

pristine88:


The Cost of GNIB is 300 Euros...Since you are coming from a country were the embassy scrutinized your finances you are not required to display 3000 euros in an account. A letter from school and the 300euro charge...

myownvibe03:
Very well explained, you’ve been terrific on here. Thank you.. How has it been so far over there ? Griffith College and all. Has it been up to expectations? I’m still hopeful for a positive news from the embassy..

pristine88:


Its been Alright.....We on Vacation and Most of my course mates are working so i guess thats a good sign....The only Major Hassle is securing accommodation, after that, the sky is the limit...Good luck on your application

pristine88:


Its been Alright.....We on Vacation and Most of my course mates are working so i guess thats a good sign....The only Major Hassle is securing accommodation, after that, the sky is the limit...Good luck on your application

pristine88:


Its been Alright.....We on Vacation and Most of my course mates are working so i guess thats a good sign....The only Major Hassle is securing accommodation, after that, the sky is the limit...Good luck on your application

ahiboilandgas:
hello my kid bro got two admmision in your school one in international bussiness and the second big data analysis and managment which has more prospect of securing job after graduating with Msc from griffith....thanks

myownvibe03:
Thank you. But please, are these the only recognized Irish awarding institutions or just to mention a few ??

This is what I found.



Must present evidence of the final award being attained by way of a parchment or, in circumstances where the graduation ceremony is yet to take place, an official letter for the awarding body / institution confirming that the award has been achieved.
An award granted by a recognised Irish awarding body i.e.
The seven Irish universities; i.e. Trinity College, UCD, DCU, Maynooth University, UCC, NUIG and the University of Limerick
Dublin Institute of Technology
Royal College of Surgeons Ireland
Institutes of Technology
Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI)

Chinlov:
They should build more houses na.

ahiboilandgas:
hello my kid bro got two admmision in your school one in international bussiness and the second big data analysis and managment which has more prospect of securing job after graduating with Msc from griffith....thanks

aduku1:



Please does this means that Griffith college is not recognized to get a post graduate work permit

pristine88:


it is guaranteed..2years post study permit.

ICaSNg:
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