pls guys do irish embassy accepts ielts indicator?

Dwebb55:


So, I got my Visa approved today. I applied last year and was rejected but was told I could appeal. I did this and with the help of Icas and most especially God, I appealed the decision and today, my visa was one of those on the approved list.

I am awaiting the reopening of our international flights and will be in Ireland when school resumes in September. My advice is to put God first and seek the counsel of experienced people on the forum. I pray that we are all favoured in the coming weeks

Congrats on your visa approval

Dwebb55:


Lump sums and educational gaps not fully explained. Any lodgements above 100k should be explained and every gap as well

Wow. Thanks

Wowww! CongratulationsCongratulations
That's amazing news, I tap into it oh
This gave me hope, lol. Congratulations once again.

Dwebb55:


So, I got my Visa approved today. I applied last year and was rejected but was told I could appeal. I did this and with the help of Icas and most especially God, I appealed the decision and today, my visa was one of those on the approved list.

I am awaiting the reopening of our international flights and will be in Ireland when school resumes in September. My advice is to put God first and seek the counsel of experienced people on the forum. I pray that we are all favoured in the coming weeks

I'll continue doing that, amen amen.
Thank you very much

ICaSNg:


Probably keep checking the list of approved visa. . Hopefully your visa will be among those approved next.

Yaaaaay, congratulations...

Dwebb55:


So, I got my Visa approved today. I applied last year and was rejected but was told I could appeal. I did this and with the help of Icas and most especially God, I appealed the decision and today, my visa was one of those on the approved list.

I am awaiting the reopening of our international flights and will be in Ireland when school resumes in September. My advice is to put God first and seek the counsel of experienced people on the forum. I pray that we are all favoured in the coming weeks

Yaaaaay, congrats. I remember you from last year. Wish you the very best.

Dwebb55:


So, I got my Visa approved today. I applied last year and was rejected but was told I could appeal. I did this and with the help of Icas and most especially God, I appealed the decision and today, my visa was one of those on the approved list.

I am awaiting the reopening of our international flights and will be in Ireland when school resumes in September. My advice is to put God first and seek the counsel of experienced people on the forum. I pray that we are all favoured in the coming weeks

Dwebb55:


So, I got my Visa approved today. I applied last year and was rejected but was told I could appeal. I did this and with the help of Icas and most especially God, I appealed the decision and today, my visa was one of those on the approved list.

I am awaiting the reopening of our international flights and will be in Ireland when school resumes in September. My advice is to put God first and seek the counsel of experienced people on the forum. I pray that we are all favoured in the coming weeks

Congratulations and we are waiting to see you in Ireland soon...

abuhusna1:

They don't care if you fail a single course five times they will keep failing you without mercy friend declared depression after failing one course four times and to do it again by August since 2018

And I guess, he has to pay for resit too? By the way what's the student job situation like foe thise who want are self sponsored?

Hello guys, anyone in National University of Ireland, Galway?

Bunmi96:
Hi guys, anyone going to NUI Galway and leaving on Saturday 31st August

Hi, I will like to mail you or talk with you on phone as regards NUIG. I'm currently in the UK but trying to decide on staying back here or coming to Galway. Thanks.

Yacine:
What's the accommodation prices in Galway like?
Anyone in Galway here?

Hi, since you're there now. Please, what was your experience with getting accommodation? Specifics as regard pricing will be appreciated. Gracias.

I saw this update below on the Irish embassy's website, so it seems we are not sure if applications will continue anytime soon.
https://www.dfa.ie/irish-embassy/nigeria/our-services/visas/visas-for-ireland/

ICaSNg:


Probably keep checking the list of approved visa. . Hopefully your visa will be among those approved next.

Alday:
Saw the decisions uploaded this morning.
A 77% approval rate is very impressive.

To fellow folks waiting since March and applicants who recently submitted, I wish you the favorable outcome.

'Approved' does mean a lot.
Mine came in with July 6 decisions.

Msc. Data Analytics at DBS.

niyogeol (awesome guide posts)

A jjc will be at your country-step in September.
Have read all I can but covid-19 have made things unpredictable.

Please continue to 'hepp' us when you can.

How can I be of help?

Big Congratulations Alday.
Pray to share my own good news too soon.

Alday:
Saw the decisions uploaded this morning.
A 77% approval rate is very impressive.

To fellow folks waiting since March and applicants who recently submitted, I wish you the favorable outcome.

'Approved' does mean a lot.
Mine came in with July 6 decisions.

Msc. Data Analytics at DBS.

Chiggslover (tnx for your help)
Deekaycee
Ceceliaa34
Bigmills
Akmarley
Femo7
niyogeol (awesome guide posts)

A jjc will be at your country-step in September.
Have read all I can but covid-19 have made things unpredictable.

Please continue to 'hepp' us when you can.

niyogeol:
How can I be of help?

Will appreciate any leads you'd have on renting room space by September-ending.


The 14-days self-isolation directive upon arrival is still quite ambiguous.

Your travel, arrival and GNIB (now IRP) registration tips are still noteworthy.
September folks, here it is
https://www.nairaland.com/post/70700626

Thanks for this too.
'Student Jobs' and PPS
https://www.nairaland.com/4056995/general-irish-student-visa-work/64#70703164

Rooting for you.
I hope to see that elated post soon.

SasukeNG:
Big Congratulations Alday.
Pray to share my own good news too soon.

@ICaSng Please does a study visa refusal before from another European country affect this Ireland visa application

JJuin03:
I saw this update below on the Irish embassy's website, so it seems we are not sure if applications will continue anytime soon.
https://www.dfa.ie/irish-embassy/nigeria/our-services/visas/visas-for-ireland/

Alday:


Will appreciate any leads you'd have on renting room space by September-ending.


The 14-days self-isolation directive upon arrival is still quite ambiguous.

Your travel, arrival and GNIB (now IRP) registration tips are still noteworthy.
September folks, here it is
https://www.nairaland.com/post/70700626

Thanks for this too.
'Student Jobs' and PPS
https://www.nairaland.com/4056995/general-irish-student-visa-work/64#70703164

The pandemic has disrupted things from normal as we all know. So a place to isolate might not be that easy given that it is somewhat difficult to get a place when you are not in the country. The people here don't joke with their money like we naija people too.

An alternative could be staying in one of those hostels for the duration of self isolation. This won't come cheap. Another way is to put up your request on this space and watch if any naija person who uses this site and has a room to rent will reach out to you. Also, avail yourself of rent.ie, daft.ie, the latter is more suitable for vacancies. Although you might not be able to access the sites with naija IP. So if you know away to use VPN, it will be fine.

Thanks.
The short-stay hostels on bookingdotcom are quite handy.

Rent and daft works well here and I'd keep tabs on them.

niyogeol:
The pandemic has disrupted things from normal as we all know. So a place to isolate might not be that easy given that it is somewhat difficult to get a place when you are not in the country. The people here don't joke with their money like we naija people too.

An alternative could be staying in one of those hostels for the duration of self isolation. This won't come cheap. Another way is to put up your request on this space and watch if any naija person who uses this site and has a room to rent will reach out to you. Also, avail yourself of rent.ie, daft.ie, the latter is more suitable for vacancies. Although you might not be able to access the sites with naija IP. So if you know away to use VPN, it will be fine.

Alday:
Thanks.
The short-stay hostels on bookingdotcom are quite handy.

Rent and daft works well here and I'd keep tabs on them.

Good to know. Cheers.

Good day people,

Please, I’m just wondering if one entitled to a 2 year post grad visa, after graduation with a masters degree at Griffith College.

I was checking schools entitled to the stuff and i was kinda confused regarding the sch.

Thanks to anyone that can give me an honest answer.

tourphland:
Good day people,

Please, I’m just wondering if one entitled to a 2 year post grad visa, after graduation with a masters degree at Griffith College.

I was checking schools entitled to the stuff and i was kinda confused regarding the sch.

Thanks to anyone that can give me an honest answer.

The stay back option(for 24 months) is available to those who study for their first degrees, masters ans Phd courses. You can look up here:

https://www.educationinireland.com/en/News/Ireland-24-Month-Stay-Back-Option-.html

dagbada96:
@ICaSng Please does a study visa refusal before from another European country affect this Ireland visa application

Not necessarily; just make sure you do well to fulfil all requirements ,more importantly try and cover the reasons stated in all previous refusal(s)

tourphland:
Good day people,

Please, I’m just wondering if one entitled to a 2 year post grad visa, after graduation with a masters degree at Griffith College.

I was checking schools entitled to the stuff and i was kinda confused regarding the sch.

Thanks to anyone that can give me an honest answer.

Yes; for Masters and PhD graduates - its not issued at once but yearly. For undergraduate students its currently 1 year post study work visa

Hello ICAS,

Please is it advisable to go ahead and pay tuition fees even as the VFS is currently not receiving applications? as we do not know if or when they will resume.

Do i have to translate and notarize it because the letter is not in english

ICaSNg:


Not necessarily; just make sure you do well to fulfil all requirements ,more importantly try and cover the reasons stated in all previous refusal(s)

Hello House, pls who has an idea on insurance cover for study application?

Which coy is recommended and how much does it cost?

Pls help a brother!

Godblesmyhustle:
Hello House, pls who has an idea on insurance cover for study application?

Which coy is recommended and how much does it cost?

Pls help a brother!

Do you mean medical insurance?

Google

'StudyandProtect Student Medicover Standard'

It will cost about €150 or so for 1 year coverage policy starting from your resumption date.

Use a valid email address as your policy statement and cover summary will be sent to your mailbox after a successful card payment (can still be reprinted from the portal).

Print the cover summary as evidence of health insurance cover for your application.

Godblesmyhustle:
Hello House, pls who has an idea on insurance cover for study application?

Which coy is recommended and how much does it cost?

Pls help a brother!

Yes, I meant Medical Insurance cover that should be submitted with the application

Gladitor01:


Do you mean medical insurance?

good day guys please can any one please recommend any school in ireland that waive english for Nigerians?