heybaby12:

Victory at the end.
Congrats

sassy92:


WOW!!! This is one of the most inspiring testimonies I've ever read
Congratulations!!! Go forth and prosper!!

flouxpar:
VISUM ALERT!!!

My story is a very unique one. It's kind of long but I will try to make it as short as possible.

For those expecting, your testimony is on the way by God'd grace.

Danke schoen!!!

flouxpar:
VISUM ALERT!!!

My story is a very unique one. It's kind of long but I will try to make it as short as possible.

Getting my visa took me 292 days counting from my AD, and I can tell you it wasn't all rosy.

Danke schoen!!!

HighPriest0:


In my opinion, I think she should have gotten a tangible means of sustainance before sending those documents

dailydolar:
you have rejection and you appeal with a BA or SL well I think it's one of the document she should include Soni will advise she should get the AL and send it to them already also have they confirm receipt of the document she sent to embassy ??

Magma012:
Hallo good afternoon.. Please for those in Germany..

What is the probability of difernn your study program after one year of studies for the purpose of learning the German language.

Also how much will it cost to learn it to C1 level.

Urgent answers pls

Thegamingorca:



It's cheaper in Nigeria.

You risk spending 4million on German soil first first minus the fees you'll pay each 3months. As each step is paid for and sat for over there

Sakasitay:


It’s quite surprising innit �.
In my city, I had to pay 226 euros to learn for one month (that was the cheapest learning centre oo. The highest was 740 euros a month) By the second month, I advised myself. Unless you have the patience to learn it within your university (where one module - for eg A1 or B1 lasts for four months), then that’s another route.

Magma012:
Hallo good afternoon.. Please for those in Germany..

What is the probability of difernn your study program after one year of studies for the purpose of learning the German language.

Also how much will it cost to learn it to C1 level.

Urgent answers pls

gbens2000:
hello house, i did my enrollment to postdam few weeks ago, they just message me to pay 296 euros to complete the enrollment and i have just 8 days to pay, after which my i.d card will be sent to me, and i never even get appointment date from embassy yet, abeg what should i do.....

computaholicGoc:
! That ur anointing oil (Olivenöl )is used in cooking here. Anyway it’s available in all Supermarkt.

Nollywoodlove:
Hello good people of this thread.

Please I need recommendations. Are there free Universities in Germany that accept third class graduates for masters or they all have this hard cut-off of 2.5 - 2.7 German grade? Been on google for the past 2 days, but nothing encouraging has been coming out of it. If it's impossible to get masters with a third class, what other options do I have, apart from doing another bachelors?

Please respond to this, I'm quite on the edge already....

Nollywoodlove:
Hello good people of this thread.

Please I need recommendations. Are there free Universities in Germany that accept third class graduates for masters or they all have this hard cut-off of 2.5 - 2.7 German grade? Been on google for the past 2 days, but nothing encouraging has been coming out of it. If it's impossible to get masters with a third class, what other options do I have, apart from doing another bachelors?

Please respond to this, I'm quite on the edge already....

starboychan:
Good morning everyone,

Please is there anyone presently at university of Htw Berlin.. I'm planning to apply for winter 2020 . I will need guidance on how my application can be successful. Thank you

Ije004:
Hello good friends.
Please who just recently notarized his/her school documents here? Is it compulsory for documents to be notarized by German Embassy or will High Court notarization be sufficient for pursuing admission?

Thanks

Chriswazo:


Me am also pained with this Health insurance stuff.
Paying over 100 euros a month for something I don't use is very big o
That's about 40k every month, 500k yearly
1.5mil in 3 years
This is high as well and I don't fall sick.
Thinking of going to their office and pay them their travel insurance and apply for termination or possible exemption.
Only that the private too gets pricey with time kwa, so u can't hide from it for long

Saysay01:
Today makes it exactly one week since I left for Germany. I am here to share some things I wish I knew before I came.

1) Learn the Language: it will help you in your every day waka,most especially for those already working in Nigeria. I heard of someone working with an insurance company in Nigeria that got to Germany, googled insurance company around and was able to get a PROFESSIONAL job(Language was still a barrier but he was lucky)

2) Don’t bother bringing rice,oil, salt. All these things are very cheap here

3) please bring earpiece, extra charger and the likes (Electronic goods) seem to be expensive over here.

4)to be very honest, Most (not all) of the Jacket you will get in Nigeria cannot do anything against the cold. I would advise you save the money and come buy one or 2 over here.

5) If you have laptops, bring it.

6) I don’t know about the big cities but I am in a small town (Göttingen) and bicycle is the way of life here. People cycle EVERYWHERE. Learn how to ride a bicycle.

7) if you have time, learn driving and German. These things are really expensive to learn here. I’m talking over a thousand Euros.

In class, I also noticed that the Nigerian students (myself included) find it difficult to speak out while the whites are free with the lecturers. Please start practicing in the mirror and try to speak out in class.

Fun fact: The other day I used one Euro coin to buy something and the cashier gave me my change, I cried a little.

Overall, please be a good ambassador of Nigeria wherever you are and learn to highlight the positive part of Nigeria. God bless us, God bless Nigeria and God bless Germany.

mightyokwy:
Guys, I am writing my SOP for my interview and i am on he second page now. Hope to stop at the second page. Please what is the current standard for interview SOP. Is two pages ok?. Hand written or typing which is more accepted ?. My interview is in November. Thanks

Tommynaku:

https://nigeria.diplo.de/blob/1505580/931feb0e9b519b3a0d5532abdf6dd176/checklist-student-visa-data.pdf

Saysay01:
Today makes it exactly one week since I left for Germany. I am here to share some things I wish I knew before I came.

1) Learn the Language: it will help you in your every day waka,most especially for those already working in Nigeria. I heard of someone working with an insurance company in Nigeria that got to Germany, googled insurance company around and was able to get a PROFESSIONAL job(Language was still a barrier but he was lucky)

2) Don’t bother bringing rice,oil, salt. All these things are very cheap here

3) please bring earpiece, extra charger and the likes (Electronic goods) seem to be expensive over here.

4)to be very honest, Most (not all) of the Jacket you will get in Nigeria cannot do anything against the cold. I would advise you save the money and come buy one or 2 over here.

5) If you have laptops, bring it.

6) I don’t know about the big cities but I am in a small town (Göttingen) and bicycle is the way of life here. People cycle EVERYWHERE. Learn how to ride a bicycle.

7) if you have time, learn driving and German. These things are really expensive to learn here. I’m talking over a thousand Euros.

In class, I also noticed that the Nigerian students (myself included) find it difficult to speak out while the whites are free with the lecturers. Please start practicing in the mirror and try to speak out in class.

Fun fact: The other day I used one Euro coin to buy something and the cashier gave me my change, I cried a little.

Overall, please be a good ambassador of Nigeria wherever you are and learn to highlight the positive part of Nigeria. God bless us, God bless Nigeria and God bless Germany.