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Thank you very much boss for your huge contribution, I will like to have your email address and what are the options u speak about?. The mistake I made was only putting for bsc and didn't choose any masters as an Alternative and unfortunately they've all closed their applications until November again. I guess will just give it a shot with lots of prayers and hopefully it will be granted. Even Germany isn't as expensive and troublesome like this except for the waiting period which has been rubbished. Please on the same matter. Make we gather know the way forward.

Haggai92:
Frankly speaking, it's a huge risk with greater negative probability of being granted a permit. There are options tho but it's energy and financially draining. Norway sees bachelors degree route as a pathway to having a prolonged stay in the country which they do not want especially for Nigerians. Bachelors degree is 3yrs, definitely the person goes for Msc which is 2yrs and then job seeker another 1yr all together 6yrs. Chances are that you have already blended into the system and even learnt the language which will enable you to get a professional job, stay back and even bring your wife after a couple of years you are due for citizenship. They know this and they don't want it that explains the clause.
Some people however, go as far as migrating temporarily to neighboring African countries just to apply from there to improve their chances. I have a Zimbabwean friend here studying bachelors in an English taught course so that explains it.
There are very few courses taught in English for bachelors in some schools. For example NMBU (I think it's global development studies or international relations am not so sure) most of these category of courses are always taught in English because it's an international program.
You can explore these options and hope for the best.

My main question about this Norway is about the clause UDI.no put in their checklist stating that it will be difficult to get study permit for those who want to come and study bachelors degree or bsc. What's the way forward should we just risk that huge money $650 and all for the visa application or any tips on how to get a positive visa response. Pls we really need to talk about it. Pioneers where una they o? Note- this is actually for Nigerians tho

Omo if this is true big congrats. Let's keep hope alive den.

peteviz:
Bro please is it Bsc or Masters... can you send me an email please. damilola_p@yahoo.com

March. Most schools always write on their site as to when applicants should start expecting response. Kindly check to school site for their own date.

Tonero0147:
When admission go begin rollout sef....this matter don too dey long ...

Most of the schools in Norway use the schools account and when u get their open ur own account and move ur money to it. Also check ur school site to be sure of what they what.


[author=Bimminglights post=110256132]Hello, Please what preparation should I make regarding the transfer of the funds in case I’m given admission? Do I have to open a domiciliary account or can I use one in my family’s name?[/quote]

What they mean is that prior to the appointment date, you will be notify at exactly 3-6weeks to the appointment date. It doesn't mean ur appointed is 3-6weeks time.

BigT112:
Hello house,

I just booked an appointment for Category B and school resumes April 1, 2022. In the email sent after booking the appointment, I was told approximately 3 6 weeks, an appointment date will be sent to me.

My question is, will it really be sent during the mentioned period or it’s just what they send to everyone??

I will really appreciate an answer…thank you

Hi all, I will like to know of any university in Norway currently opened for masters application for international students. I only applied for bsc degree b4 seeing the clause which says it maybe difficult to give permit to those studying at lower level other than master. The application fee is too much and don't want to risk it hence looking for a masters program. Any lead? Pls drop ASAP.

Go to their nearest centre or make use of idp/mod ielts. Its not a must to use british council. I used idp for mine. They are all accepted worldwide

Davidonkonsults:
It's not working. I've trying using card and then bank transfer.

This option allows test-takers to receive instant payment confirmation within the online registration portal.

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You will receive a payment confirmation and then a registration confirmation emails from the IELTS team within 1 working day. If you do not receive this, please contact our payment support team via exams.nigeria@ng.britishcouncil.org or 01 460 3090

Davidonkonsults:
I registered for academic IELTS. Computer based. British Council. However I have been unable to pay online.
After 3 attempts, I opted for bank transfer. I have used 2 banks now. Each time my money is refunded. Can anyone help?

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Little advice for ielts don't do CBT if u are not used to computer test. Don't chew more than you can eat during your practice I.e give yourself reasonable time before taking it. practice well and be confident. Its not as hard as feared. Time yourself during practice

Ojabo123:
Try Philosophy.

okay thanks

Please I need help with the possible courses I can do. I have Bachelor of arts in Christian studies but I want to start afresh in Germany. Please what course will I be eligible to do with my B.a Crs. Pls help a broda. Cos I bliv there are restrictions to what courses I can do with the certificate

Uni-mainz and which shoool are you resuming at?

daviesblaze:
My session begins April too. Which school did you apply to

Thanks.
Any good reason for this advice?

nameundisclosed:
Nope it's not. Really not worth it. Ensure you have secured the admission first.

Okay brodaman.... Thanks
quote author=tobystringz post=107953570]
Just leave the booking..if atleast anything,you can defer your admission to the winter semester..so leave it like that bro[/quote]

Thanks....booked last week , looking forward to apply for summer semester that begins by April 1st.
Would u advice I cancel and book for the winter semester October or just leave the booking I did like that.

tobystringz:
I'll advice you book 4-6 months earlier (before seeking admission) in order to be on a safer side cus those getting AD now are those that have applied before the policy...

Hi nairalanders, pls I would like to know if its adviceable to book appointment with the German embassy before getting adl, since the appointment is now taking almost a year.