ICaSNg:
Appeals submitted in early November are now being released ! Hoping to hear good news from you guys and ladies soon

Cheers

Coldie:

Ukaes is a fvcked up agency

chuklesley02:

Please explain further as a friend of mine intends using them

olajimii:
Good day everyone. It's good to see the goods news of visa issued have started rolling in. To those that were denied, please appeal ASAP (cost of your first appeal is covered by the visa payment). I've been offline for a while, I had to Take time off to finish up my assignments and write my exams. Thank God first semester has ended, unto the next one. For those yet to arrive here is a list of stuffs i think would be helpful

1. First thing to buy when you land is a good jacket. I'll suggest you buy here since it's their weather and they know what needs to be done to keep you warm.
2. Hold enough money. Yes you'll get a job if you plan to, but it's not immediate. There are documentations you need to do before you can be allowed to work. Meanwhile you'll need money to run your daily life. It's no longer news that Dublin is expensive, you do not want to be stranded here. In my case it took two months before I started work (it's just a guideline, yours could be earlier or later)
3. Apply for your GNIB and PPS appointments ASAP
4. When you finally start working make sure you put your academics first. I see lots of people, especially Indians, miss classes because of work. They tend to struggle during the course and end up with bad grades, except you're a genius sha. Bad grades leads to difficulty in getting a good job after. Studies first.
5. When you resume classes pay attention. Trust me the attention you give in the first few classes will determine how well you'll be settled in the course. It would help you get a good understanding of what the course is about. Trust me, you need this
6. Try to come with plenty food stuffs. Like I said, Ireland is expensive especially Dublin. You do not want to add eating out to your bills. If you don't know how to cook, learn now. Lol
7. Houses are expensive but are available. Contrary to the popular believe that houses are difficult to find, they are not. You only need to look at the right places. I agree it may be difficult for first timers though. In the mean time, you can book a temporary accommodation like an hostel while you search for something permanent.
8. Ask questions. There are loads if stuffs that can make your life easier but you would not know unless you ask. Don't be shy, they say "who ask direction for road no dey miss road".

If any other thing comes to mind I'll had it. I wish everybody a safe trip and best of luck to the ones still expecting the good news . Cheers

slimtom1994:


Mehn, that number two needs to be louded. I have been in Limerick for four months now and I am still looking for work. Me that I thought immediately i get here, I will start working

Biakwa:


Bro,
Good to hear some good news,have you finish your program,what are chances of getting something or staying back..
What are the rate of applying to other countries from Ireland,is it feasible?

Erickonadu6:





It's an appeal bro.

Erickonadu6:
Just got message from my school's international rep that my visa is approved and that it will reach me by Friday.
I'm happy.I give all the glory to God.

SameeD96:
I'm truly happy for you oh! To think that we were just conversing about it how many days ago
God is faithful!

ANEGBE84:

Congratulation thank God for you, am next in line. PLS which school

slimtom1994:


Mehn, that number two needs to be louded. I have been in Limerick for four months now and I am still looking for work. Me that I thought immediately i get here, I will start working

DammyDurst:
Hi guys, anyone here studying or studied MS Information Systems for Business Performance, UCC or MS Business Analytics, University of Limerick?

For those settled Ireland, what're the prospects for database analysts and business intelligence/analysts, please? Your responses would be duly appreciated.

Maame4U:
Hello Everyone. Lengthy Post alert but will need your utmost input.

So I got a U.S visitor visa refusal about 6 years ago and out of anger I tore my refusal note ( ignorance or misplaced anger �).
Fast forward 2020 I have acquired travel history to U.K thrice , 2 Schengen countries and Dubai.

With the above mentioned countries, I only acknowledged my previous U.S visa refusal without them requesting for the refusal note.
I now want to do my PhD in Ireland and I noticed that I have to attach my U.S refusal note when applying for Study visa.
Please has anyone experienced this before? Do I have to go the U.S embassy to request for a refusal note or let them liaise with their fellow Irish embassy on my behalf?
Sorry for the lengthy post but I hope it makes sense and someone can come to my aid.