Dundalk now has one of highest population of Nigerians in Ireland
There are so many Africans, who own houses in Dundalk
Don J father schooled in DKIT and he still staying there as of early this year
I like Dundalk but I love Dublin more because Dublin is like Lagos while Dundalk is like Akure Dundalk is nice family place

Theblink123:


I hope there is still some sort of racial diversity in Dundalk because i am aware that Dundalk is not as diverse as Dublin.

Better prepare to travel to Germany or Sweden to renew your passport because Nigeria embassy here are not diff from London embassy My passport will be expiring in 2 years time.
Swiss is closer to Ireland

Chiggsglover:
Hahahaha, drama oooo,
Opoooooorrrrrrr lol. I don dey fear o.

Chiggsglover:


Just seeing this, i really haven't have time to read through the thread.
Thank you for the detailed information.

It's our beloved Ireland

Chiggsglover please what's the name of that App reduces the image weight without reducing quality? someone here recommended it but I can't seem to find it.

seunny4lif:
Dundalk now has one of highest population of Nigerians in Ireland
There are so many Africans, who own houses in Dundalk
Don J father schooled in DKIT and he still staying there as of early this year
I like Dundalk but I love Dublin more because Dublin is like Lagos while Dundalk is like Akure Dundalk is nice family place

Wow thats nice thanks alot i really appreciate your info.

Pearlyfaze:
Thank you Chiggslover and all other Gurus in the House, this thread is educative. I would love to relocate to English speaking European Country. Ireland/UK to be specific.

Please i will like to know What are the easiest/cheapest way to legally relocate to these place and How to go about it.

2. Between Ireland and UK which would you advice for a family whose wife is a nurse with over 15years experience in Nigeria and Hubby a Data Analyst with 7years Experience as a Bank Customer Service Officer and Currently two years as a Business Analyst with an Agribusiness Firm and Two kids between 5&8years old.

Thank you as I look forward to your candid Advice.

Uk is easy cos of your wife. If really she's a Registered Nurse )not quack or something else, you know Nigerians call anything in white and female nurse), she neess to write exams and pass and in 4months min, she would be there. The exams are written in Nigeria and cost less than 500k. You can join her or you go together. You should read the thread of the UK nurse migrants on NL.

Is the embassy open yet for Student Visa?
I have someone who want to apply but due to Covid19
He already got an offer and paid over 70% of tuition fees

Theblink123:


Wow thats nice thanks alot i really appreciate your info.

Chiggsglover:
Hahahaha, drama oooo,
Opoooooorrrrrrr lol. I don dey fear o.

Boss, please can you give me an insight about printing press business in Ireland?
Have you ever come across a printing press there?

I'm a cutting machine operator, I just want to know how printing is over there
Thanks

seunny4lif:
Is the embassy open yet for Student Visa?
I have someone who want to apply but due to Covid19
He already got an offer and paid over 70% of tuition fees

Yes it is, I know Abuja’s VFS is open but I don’t know if they have opened that of Lagos

vhuqnl:

Uk is easy cos of your wife. If really she's a Registered Nurse )not quack or something else, you know Nigerians call anything in white and female nurse), she neess to write exams and pass and in 4months min, she would be there. The exams are written in Nigeria and cost less than 500k. You can join her or you go together. You should read the thread of the UK nurse migrants on NL.

Lolz She is a full Registered Nurse Not Hospital trained. She currently works with a teaching Hospital. As for the exams, she has registered OET which is useful for UK and Ireland Nursing Board Registration, we are currently on UK process But I have heard so many good things about Ireland and my enquiry was to know if Ireland is better for us interms of Training Children and over all life things.

Nevertheless thank you.

Ireland is far better. Email me will put you through.

Pearlyfaze:


Lolz She is a full Registered Nurse Not Hospital trained. She currently works with a teaching Hospital. As for the exams, she has registered OET which is useful for UK and Ireland Nursing Board Registration, we are currently on UK process But I have heard so many good things about Ireland and my enquiry was to know if Ireland is better for us interms of Training Children and over all life things.

Nevertheless thank you.

Thanks

BabajhideySammy:


Yes it is, I know Abuja’s VFS is open but I don’t know if they have opened that of Lagos

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Unbehalf of my humble self I award this thread as the most educating and entertaining thread on travel section
Reading an entire thread hasn't been my thing but this thread change the narrative, I give it 5star
My observations
op : good natured guy
contributors: polite
comments here: mature and insightful

God bless you bro and keep on with your good works

seunny4lif:

Thanks

Update: VFS Lagos opened yesterday, so the person should try booking an appointment.

seunny4lif:
Is the embassy open yet for Student Visa?
I have someone who want to apply but due to Covid19
He already got an offer and paid over 70% of tuition fees

Yes embassy is open o in fact people gave already started to submit their applications i for don submit self but na fees de hold me i don pay 80% but school require 100%.

Thanks

Theblink123:

Yes embassy is open o in fact people gave already started to submit their applications i for don submit self but na fees de hold me i don pay 80% but school require 100%.

JafunmiFX:
Boss, please can you give me an insight about printing press business in Ireland?
Have you ever come across a printing press there?

I'm a cutting machine operator, I just want to know how printing is over there
Thanks

Haaaaaa.
Printing press here will be a hard market.
Library does that for us.
And there's going to be huge cost of production, taxes, and other. It's hard to break into here as the public libraries does that, universities have printers scattered all over with the printers connected to wifi.

ExpressBooking:


It's our beloved Ireland

That's great oooo, thanks, if I may ask, are you in Ireland?

I couldn't agree more

Next0:
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Unbehalf of my humble self I award this thread as the most educating and entertaining thread on travel section
Reading an entire thread hasn't been my thing but this thread change the narrative, I give it 5star
My observations
op : good natured guy
contributors: polite
comments here: mature and insightful

God bless you bro and keep on with your good works

Raustin:
Chiggsglover please what's the name of that App reduces the image weight without reducing quality? someone here recommended it but I can't seem to find it.

Thanking Sparrow0, the name of the app is Lit photo,

Next0:
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Unbehalf of my humble self I award this thread as the most educating and entertaining thread on travel section
Reading an entire thread hasn't been my thing but this thread change the narrative, I give it 5star
My observations
op : good natured guy
contributors: polite
comments here: mature and insightful

God bless you bro and keep on with your good works

I almost missed this, thank you very much bro. I mus recognise, thank and appreciate the people that skim through, read, like, share and comment in this thread, what can a society do without its people?

seunny4lif:

Go to curryPC joor
You will small freezers for under 160€
Goat sweet ooooh

Lol, thanks man, thanks for the insight, I never get house like you.

Vinnyx:



I'm Finally done reading. i read all the posts from the beginning of this thread to the end, it took me a few days but i did, really love this thread

And you are doing a great job here chiggsglover. Good luck on all and I hope to migrate to Europe or any good foreign country when I'm done with my studies in Nigeria. Bless up and thanks for this information, you and all the other members who've contributed are one in a million.

Hahahah, thank you for enjoying my thread, you're welcome, I really appreciate your journey here.

Pearlyfaze:
Thank you Chiggslover and all other Gurus in the House, this thread is educative. I would love to relocate to English speaking European Country. Ireland/UK to be specific.

Please i will like to know What are the easiest/cheapest way to legally relocate to these place and How to go about it.

2. Between Ireland and UK which would you advice for a family whose wife is a nurse with over 15years experience in Nigeria and Hubby a Data Analyst with 7years Experience as a Bank Customer Service Officer and Currently two years as a Business Analyst with an Agribusiness Firm and Two kids between 5&8years old.

Thank you as I look forward to your candid Advice.

Wow, I'm glad my mature gurus here have answered you, you guys have juicy portfolio. I'm getting jealous o.
I wish you the best of luck in your endeavors. A PhD might be good if you have a masters or the critical skill work permit

So people, I've been really busy this week.

Lots of assignments and I heard one of my exams can be in two weeks.

Let me throw this open to the house,
If you've been following my journey, there's something i usually do every two months, it was three this time around.
Let me see who can guess.

Dum4christ:
Ireland is far better. Email me will put you through.

Thanks Boss. E mail sent

Chiggsglover:
So people, I've been really busy this week.

Lots of assignments and I heard one of my exams can be in two weeks.

Let me throw this open to the house,
If you've been following my journey, there's something i usually do every two months, it was three this time around.
Let me see who can guess.

Sight seeing

Chiggsglover:

That's great oooo, thanks, if I may ask, are you in Ireland?

Not yet, but will soon be

ExpressBooking:


Not yet, but will soon be

and yet, you know so much about Ireland.. Sooooo coooooool!!!!!!!

still following.. gone are the days you do upload a lotta pictures

joejacobs10:


and yet, you know so much about Ireland.. Sooooo coooooool!!!!!!!

Yes I have researched a lot and my wife lives and works there as a nurse

Chiggsglover:

Thanks man
The network providers here are very flexible, different packages, speed and all depending on your need. We have the following

Vodafone
This is the iPhone of the network providers
Very expensive, little data though they have good speed. The minimum you can pay monthly is €20 for 20gig.
First sim I got when I came here and I japka to lycamobile. You cant even call naija with that plan sef. Cos of its expensive, they have great customer service and outlets scattered around the city center. You have to pay more to enjoy more

Lycamobile
This is the Techno of the network.....
Very affordable with some plan going for around €5 for no calls with 3gig data. Its flexible, you have the plan if you want more data, or more international credit to call home or just call. The student plan is €12.50 for 25gig data some credit to call Nigeria, and unlimited call and sms within Ireland. Unlimited plan is €25, you'll be able to call naija conveniently. thing is their network is on 3G. Guess it doesnt get to my house.
They have terrible customer service, I ordered for their sim, and it never arrived at all. They haven't even replied to my mail till date. That's the issue I have with them.
When my house wifi had issues, I needed more data . Me that uses 4.5 gig monthly in Nigeria, 25gig no dey reach anywhere even when wifi was working. So I transferred my number to Eir mobile.

Eir
Only reason I moved to Eir is that the unlimited plan is cheaper, they have 4G which goes on and off. Since the wifi is not there, I needed to keep up my new lifestyle as I watch Aljazeera, CNN, YouTube live and other consistently. I could do this with Eir for €20. I ordered the sim online and on the Third day it came.
If not for the lockdown, I would have done my heavyweight downloading in school but I need to update you guys na.
Then I transferred my line to the Sim. I will switch back to lycamobile when the wifi starts to work. Switching in this country is transferring your number to a new network. In Nigeria , due to free browsing, cheats and plan differences, I had mtn, airtel, etisalat and glo sim, ready to switch once I spotted a better offer. Main line was aired.
I had two phones also.
I didnt know lycamobile had a cap on their "unlimited data" which was 100gig. Before 5days, I consumed I got a message telling me that

You have reached 100% of the monthly Fair Use Policy allowance. Further data usage may be subject to limited speeds.

It's like they brought it down to 3G even though the 4G is showing. They just brought it down to lycamobile level, lol. I checked and saw that I found pay €30 to get a 750gig cap, voila. But I'm still enjoying the way it is now, its fast, I can stream, watch Netflix, but downloading huge file is terrible.

Tesco, Anpost, I haven't used these,

For phones, buying a phone with a monthly plan isnt a good idea. It pays to buy it outright. Its cheaper. I rather order it .
You can get a sim easily here, just walk to a network provider shop and smile. They don't do what MTN does to us under hot sun. Theyll just give you the sim, you can then put a bundle and that's it.
I got my lycamobile sim from a shop, it was lying there like junk letters. I picked it up, took it home and bought a bundle, that's all.

All phones are useful here, these old guys still love their iPhone 4s, Its a beautiful phone, my sister recently replaced the 4s I gave her after using it for a year, I used it for 2yrs. The younger ones are the ones that go for the flashy phones. Older women love samsung. I dont know why. Sissy eko and few guys use the recent iPhones.
Refurbished phones are the way to get it cheaper and easily. You can order online or walk to the computer village in Dublin. Lol.


Thank you for the question, Dimaxy.

kudos bro.

Glad,you are enjoying ireland. Please talk on pay TV,like we have dstv,gotv and startimes here.

What about theirs,and please update more on way of life and food.