MarryMeee:

officer: can i have your passport please?
Me: sure
Officer: what is the purpose of your travel?
Me: studying MSc ***** at ***** University
(But i was really thinking to myself, this worwor boi no fit read ehn, issokay i forgive you)
Officer: how long is the programme?
Me: 2years ( but uncle how e consign you)
Officer: do you have any relations in the country?
Me: no i don't ( na your papa,fool!)
Officer: okay, enjoy your studies *after scanning and stamping the passport*
Me: thank you * collects the passport back*

valves:
Pls I'm saying this to everyone reading, if you have that kind of money kindly move to Canada instead. I'm in Canada at the moment and I'm wondering why people run to the UK.

If you come here as a student you won't go back cos you'll most likely get a job. People get citizenship here in 3-5 years.

Don't dash UK your money pls. UK made their Visa easy for a reason. I beg make una think well

pansophist.. Have you started your Portugal application
??post=115889738:
Because of how much this thread has trended, I'll drop one sure route of how to live in any eu countries as a family without hassle permanently. This route works well with a couple.

Instead of paying millions upon millions to go study in the UK without assurance of permanently stay, apply to study in Portugal instead. Then you and your wife would be giving student visa and any child born in portugal becomes Portuguese citizen at birth if the parents have lived in Portugal for at least one year.

And as the parent of a Portuguese child (also an eu citizen), you can move and live in any country in the eu with your child. It's not a privilege, its a right. It's far far cheaper to study in lots of countries. Why do people kill themselves with the UK?

Especially that the UK in practice drafted cunning laws to kick you out when you're done studying. Please operate an independent mind when travelling. Don't just follow others. Search each countries nationality law, see what it takes to be a citizen and fashion your plan towards that. Survival journey is not for the reckless.

I know someone whom I adviced five years ago that went through this route, and now is chilling and living large in Ireland, without the hassle of visa and all the harsh rules associated with it. As a parent of an eu citizens, you're basically a citizen yourself in practice just that you can apply for citizenship in maybe five years time.

If you also want to study, then take your eu child to any Scandinavian countries, where education is free. Establish your residence there and study foe free, live without fear of immigration and a straight pathway to citizenship. God touch my mind today normally I don't give this kind of information.

Bayobishow:


For proof of fund...... I dont know but for students, i will advice that you get the total of your school fees for example, a student who intends to study at universidade de evora.

since you are not expected to pay your fees before applying for your advice. if your tuition is 2500euros/year, accommodation per year 2000euros, then feeding per month is 60euros times 12, put miscellaneous 500euros. convert all to naira and have as proof. I think, that would be considered.

i know of a person who recently(dec., 2021) got his visa. His sponsors acct was having 4million and he was granted.


For tuition fee in Portugal, one can pay installmentally. for example if your tuition fee is 2500euro, you can decide to pay 250 euros every month. Which is very good

pansophist:
Because of how much this thread has trended, I'll drop one sure route of how to live in any eu countries as a family without hassle permanently. This route works well with a couple.

Instead of paying millions upon millions to go study in the UK without assurance of permanently stay, apply to study in Portugal instead. Then you and your wife would be giving student visa and any child born in portugal becomes Portuguese citizen at birth if the parents have lived in Portugal for at least one year.

And as the parent of a Portuguese child (also an eu citizen), you can move and live in any country in the eu with your child. It's not a privilege, its a right. It's far far cheaper to study in lots of countries. Why do people kill themselves with the UK?

Especially that the UK in practice drafted cunning laws to kick you out when you're done studying. Please operate an independent mind when travelling. Don't just follow others. Search each countries nationality law, see what it takes to be a citizen and fashion your plan towards that. Survival journey is not for the reckless.

I know someone whom I adviced five years ago that went through this route, and now is chilling and living large in Ireland, without the hassle of visa and all the harsh rules associated with it. As a parent of an eu citizens, you're basically a citizen yourself in practice just that you can apply for citizenship in maybe five years time.

If you also want to study, then take your eu child to any Scandinavian countries, where education is free. Establish your residence there and study foe free, live without fear of immigration and a straight pathway to citizenship. God touch my mind today normally I don't give this kind of information.

Ge0grapher:


Very cold .. extremely cold.

VanuatuWycombe:
is ielts a compulsory thing?

Would have suggested Poland but the rate of visa refusal is high these days.
Go to Eastern European country and study the easiest courses like European History, Early Childhood Education etc that would not give you much stress to cope with and work. But be ready for cold. Don’t go to Hungary because you are already 40 years old (most people don’t know this). Hungary won’t give you study visa at that age.
Don’t try Czech Republic, the country has quota of just 60 people for Nigeria every year, out of which some are reserved for government functionaries.
Estonia is your best bet but will need IELTS in most of your applications. You can check out Slovenia too.

Don’t forget: pick the easiest course that has to do with Europe.

All the best.

Cutehector:
still expecting your feedback Phidipe.

BossTtdiamonds pl s can you help me in this journey?post=114244321:



Good day to you. Please, have you gotten any information about the visa process?

slysite4real:


Yes, as long as you have sufficient fund

IVYKORAH:
Congrats. Please can you tell me what you did to get the visa? Please

I stay at nnewi.
Quote me if interested.
I can help you for free.

Maskyy:


I started training for newbies this week on web development. Beep me on WhatsApp if you want to enroll.
Check my digit on my signature.

hadibaba:

Please someone should help me with second semester courses for pgd information technology and the maximum credit unit required to graduate?

hadibaba:

Please someone should help me with second semester courses for pgd information technology and the maximum credit unit inbox me your numberrequired to graduate?

VanuatuWycombe:


Would have suggested Poland but the rate of visa refusal is high these days.
Go to Eastern European country and study the easiest courses like European History, Early Childhood Education etc that would not give you much stress to cope with and work. But be ready for cold. Don’t go to Hungary because you are already 40 years old (most people don’t know this). Hungary won’t give you study visa at that age.
Don’t try Czech Republic, the country has quota of just 60 people for Nigeria every year, out of which some are reserved for government functionaries.
Estonia is your best bet but will need IELTS in most of your applications. You can check out Slovenia too.

Don’t forget: pick the easiest course that has to do with Europe.

All the best.

VanuatuWycombe:


Would have suggested Poland but the rate of visa refusal is high these days.
Go to Eastern European country and study the easiest courses like European History, Early Childhood Education etc that would not give you much stress to cope with and work. But be ready for cold. Don’t go to Hungary because you are already 40 years old (most people don’t know this). Hungary won’t give you study visa at that age.
Don’t try Czech Republic, the country has quota of just 60 people for Nigeria every year, out of which some are reserved for government functionaries.
Estonia is your best bet but will need IELTS in most of your applications. You can check out Slovenia too.

Don’t forget: pick the easiest course that has to do with Europe.

All the best.

vicath:


Mauritius is relatively cheap. Schools are UK standard and you can get upto 10 years post study visa.

able88:

You nailed it bro. Thanks for enlightening us about Mauritius island.
which university are you currently studying over there?
I have plans to study in Mauritius.

FuckAllTheMODs:

Hello, please how much do you thinknow will be enough for a master program in Mauritius

bro count me in i also want to go to mauritius , we can work together

Richie4l:
Congratulations, God never fails.

DeLaker:
I just got an unconditional offer for 1 year IFP in Middlesex University Mauritius, autumn start… I’m to make a deposit of £2000 before the school will process my visa, total tuition fee is £4000 for the program… I’m sponsoring myself and I’m a tech guy, my question is will I be able to get job to sustain me over there? I only have #3M to pay initial deposit, process
visa and flight can I get a job to cover my expenses and how soon can I get a PT job as a web developer?

Olamide114:


Please can you help me process admission i your school, am ready to pay

mekanta7:
I didn't take a enough picture because I went to Port louis with a school representative, so I had to caution myself. Next time I will go out with a fellow student and bomb you guys with photos...

Cityoflight:

There is a thread on Nl[ Mauritius work and study], try there...you'll probably get some information.