Kveee:
Thanks God! And Thanks to you guys too. Got my Visa today. Applied 14th nov and got stamped 29th Nov

Congratulations bro

Kveee:
Thanks God! And Thanks to you guys too. Got my Visa today. Applied 14th nov and got stamped 29th Nov

Lagos or Abuja?

Segunagagu:

Lagos or Abuja?

Lagos

CODEDBARREL:


Congrats. Which school.

Griffith

Kveee:



Griffith

Please what course?

Kveee:
Thanks God! And Thanks to you guys too. Got my Visa today. Applied 14th nov and got
stamped 29th Nov

Congrats..kindly share your profile

Mhipo:




Congrats..kindly share your profile

congrats kveee I'm also going to Griffith in January, wanna talk??

Kveee:



Griffith

Congrat bro i also got admitted to griffith college 4 jan semester am in process of visa application. Pls i will like dat we keep intouch, pls i will send u a request 4 us to share contact tru email.

Hi everyone, if you have gotten your visa congratulations...please kindly share your profile so that others can benefit, by profile i mean the course your going for, your uni and the visa documents submitted. Thank you

Kveee:



Griffith

hello good evening and congratulations, I just applied for msc in business administration in for January intake in Griffith last week. I don't know if I can still make it considering the time. I got gp2.2

lawlandc:
hello good evening and congratulations, I just applied for msc in business administration in for January intake in Griffith last week. I don't know if I can still make it considering the time. I got gp2.2

Why not..u can still.someone here has done it very late before..and she got it..

lawlandc:
hello good evening and congratulations, I just applied for msc in business administration in for January intake in Griffith last week. I don't know if I can still make it considering the time. I got gp2.2

I'll suggest you consult your agent *if you got your offer through one. Ireland is not like the UK when it comes to visa requirements.

Make sure your documents are well put together, tuition fee payment is a very minimal part of the process.

Goodluck

ICaSNg:


I'll suggest you consult your agent *if you got your offer through one. Ireland is not like the UK when it comes to visa requirements.

Make sure your documents are well put together, tuition fee payment is a very minimal part of the process.

Goodluck

thanks bro, I got one more question, must your sponsor be your relation? I mean the person you present his bank statement?

Segunagagu:

Why not..u can still.someone here has done it very late before..and she got it..

thanks bro for the encouragement, they sent me an email this morning, they referred me to Ukeas to help process my application.

lawlandc:
thanks bro for the encouragement, they sent me an email this morning, they referred me to Ukeas to help process my application.

Choose your school wisely not sch like griffith

abuhusna1:

Choose your school wisely not sch like griffith

Hello bro,

Can you give us one single reason why not Griffiths

abuhusna1:

Choose your school wisely not sch like griffith

Bro i sent a mail request. Der re some stuff i would like to ask u privatly since u attend griffith college. I got admitted der but still in visa processing. Thanks

Visa granted and any going to NCI for January?

Bigeye231:
Visa granted and any going to NCI for January?

Congratulations

Bigeye231:
Visa granted and any going to NCI for Joanuary?

Congrats bro

Bigeye231:
Visa granted and any going to NCI for January?

When did you apply?

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TGIF!!!

Congrats to all those who have secured their visas. Gentle reminder on the following:

1. Make arrangements for your airport pick up especially if your University provides such for free.
2. Book temporary hostel for a week or two if you intend living off campus * You may be required to present this at the point of entry
3. GNIB / IRP will cost you 300 euros in Ireland
4. Accommodation in Dublin and Cork costs 450 euros to 700 euros
5. New rules apply if you want to travel for holidays during your academics.
6. casual job is important , but relevant job experience is importanter.
7. You are required to have 3000 euros to process your IRP.

N.B: Academic work is intense abroad and quite different from what we've done in Nigeria thus, time management is very important.

Wishing you all success. The sky is just the beginning.
From us all at ICaS-Nigeria.

Nice summary. Congrats to the visa recipients. .

ICaSNg:
TGIF!!!

Congrats to all those who have secured their visas. Gentle reminder on the following:

1. Make arrangements for your airport pick up especially if your University provides such for free.
2. Book temporary hostel for a week or two if you intend living off campus * You may be required to present this at the point of entry
3. GNIB / IRP will cost you 300 euros in Ireland
4. Accommodation in Dublin and Cork costs 450 euros to 700 euros
5. New rules apply if you want to travel for holidays during your academics.
6. casual job is important , but relevant job experience is importanter.
7. You are required to have 3000 euros to process your IRP.

N.B: Academic work is intense abroad and quite different from what we've done in Nigeria thus, time management is very important.

Wishing you all success. The sky is just the beginning.
From us all at ICaS-Nigeria.

ICaSNg:
TGIF!!!

Congrats to all those who have secured their visas. Gentle reminder on the following:

1. Make arrangements for your airport pick up especially if your University provides such for free.
2. Book temporary hostel for a week or two if you intend living off campus * You may be required to present this at the point of entry
3. GNIB / IRP will cost you 300 euros in Ireland
4. Accommodation in Dublin and Cork costs 450 euros to 700 euros
5. New rules apply if you want to travel for holidays during your academics.
6. casual job is important , but relevant job experience is importanter.
7. You are required to have 3000 euros to process your IRP.

N.B: Academic work is intense abroad and quite different from what we've done in Nigeria thus, time management is very important.

Wishing you all success. The sky is just the beginning.
From us all at ICaS-Nigeria.

@ICaSNg
Can you please explain briefly this point 5 new rule of traveling during academics.

Thanks

[Bro gooday. @partnerus
Please I just got admission to study Mba in project management at dbs, although its for next year. I graduated in 2015, Electrical:/electronics engr and ive had relevant work experience since den. Can u advice me on what I should bare in mind as regards employment opportunity in the renewable energy industry after the my 1 year programme. I understand while I’m in schooling I can work 20 hours a week. I can even do more menial jobs if available to meet up with expences. Kindly drop ur advice as regards accommodation nd what i need to know.

mykhelz958:
[Bro gooday. @partnerus
Please I just got admission to study Mba in project management at dbs, although its for next year. I graduated in 2015, Electrical:/electronics engr and ive had relevant work experience since den. Can u advice me on what I should bare in mind as regards employment opportunity in the renewable energy industry after the my 1 year programme. I understand while I’m in schooling I can work 20 hours a week. I can even do more menial jobs if available to meet up with expences. Kindly drop ur advice as regards accommodation nd what i need to know.

Please can someone respond thanks

Hey peeps, I'm new here and this is my very first post on nairaland, I've been following this thread or a wyl now, I was denied Canadian study visa twice last year for no good reason as far as I'm concerned (CENTENNIAL COLLEGE),I'd have applied this November to Griffith College for My masters, Coz of time constraint as I'll also have to write the IELTS exams too, I posponed my application to September 2019.. I've not been seeing positive remarks about Griffith College, I chose Griffith Coz it's in Dublin, and also compared to others, it's cheaper (I think), I'm budgeting €15,000 for my tuition and €5,000 for my edubond deposit... I need prescription on better schools I can go for in Dublin.. I'm an orphan, my elder brother is sponsoring me, I graduated from Covenant Uni, Mech Eng, with a 2.8/5.0CGPA.. I intend settling in Dublin afterwards.. Pls I humbly ask for your advice on preferred schools from my peeps over there.. Sincerely appreciate

mykhelz958:



Please can someone respond thanks

If am getting you right, you studied Electrical engineering and intend studying project mgt?
And you are making enquires on job opportunities relating to renewable energy?

DBS is not the school for you then.