Sordeek:
for anyone going for visa interview soon, please note that the Polish embassy does not accept naira anymore so it's best to get ur visa fee converted to euro........Visa fee is 60 euro and legalization fee 30 euro

kennynelcon:
Hello
Any Ignacy Łukasiewicza successful candidate here ?

Festusd:


Is the final selection out??

Geogranite11:
Bro, how did you see your own?


Yep, I am One, and you?

kennynelcon:

nawa.gov.pl
check your email too

nuel101:
. Aren't they releasing it bit by bit

kennynelcon:

Not sure
Check homepage for the list

nuel101:
. I saw final list Reserved list and those who are not qualified What does reserve list stands for

kennynelcon:

Not sure
Check homepage for the list

nuel101:
. Um one more question does the scholarship include undergraduate ?

SvmD:
Please how can I get a visa date. I'm resuming Oct 1st. And up till now dates are unavailable in their site till October 29. Please someone help!!!

Desmog21:
I'm currently living in Lublin, Poland.
So I believed that most of you guys that had applied for admission has by now know your status.

If so, I'd like to offer an advice to those who have secured their admission.

Well as of last year, note that nearly all Nigerians that got admission were denied. The embassy close their platform so that it wasn't possible to book for visa appointments.

But they later reopened at November, which was pretty late.

And all subsequent interviews were being denied.

But I'd offer some advice to boost your chances of getting a visa to those who have secured their admission if you haven't applied yet.

The good thing about Poland is that it's very cheap.
But just like other European countries you must know the language of the country because that's the secret of obtaining a job. Don't hope of working without knowing the language. It'd be a very risky plan

But the good thing is that, once you graduate from Poland..you won't need a work permit after your study. That's the ultimate difference between her counterpart countries.

Desmog21:
I'm currently living in Lublin, Poland.
So I believed that most of you guys that had applied for admission has by now know your status.

If so, I'd like to offer an advice to those who have secured their admission.

Well as of last year, note that nearly all Nigerians that got admission were denied. The embassy close their platform so that it wasn't possible to book for visa appointments.
But they later reopened at November, which was pretty late.

And all subsequent interviews were being denied.

But I'd offer some advice to boost your chances of getting a visa to those who have secured their admission if you haven't applied yet.

The good thing about Poland is that it's very cheap.
But just like other European countries you must know the language of the country because that's the secret of obtaining a job. Don't hope of working without knowing the language. It'd be a very risky plan

But the good thing is that, once you graduate from Poland..you won't need a work permit after your study. That's the ultimate difference between her counterpart countries.

Donjay007:
Are you part of the last years applicants?

kennynelcon:


Please advice

Desmog21:

So I'd believed that you have paid your tuition fees and are currently waiting to apply for Polish National Visa. If so, I'll be more grateful to proceed

kennynelcon:

Yes sir

Geogranite11:
Bro, how did you see your own?


Yep, I am One, and you?