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the schools are.. university of Ljubljana. University of Nova Gorica: Univerza v Mariboru, S

Thank you very much for your contribution. I'm going to try my best and get connected with one or two guys on the Facebook page to see how it goes.

To the other group member your answer... am actually on the process to legalize my documents. I have been in touch with 3 private university and for what I think and see on their website getting admission there won't be too hard if you can be able to scale through the first process unlike Estonia there are many international students going there, I think the chance are slim more especially me that had gap since my high school graduated. and for the visa I can't comment since I haven't gone that stage yet

You're welcome bro. let's keep tread moving.

I went to Hungarian embassy today and I was told by the security guards that I can do the legalizing at the embassy. He further stated that each page is going to cost me 25 euro, and you need to book an appointment before you can appear at the embassy. So to avoid wasting money unnecessarily, I'll make sure I have the way to do the legalization confirmations at ministry of foreign affairs in Ljubljana If not I rather not start everything.

okay great, I'll equally want to know the visa procedure the documents you used and their success rate. which of the Facebook are you talking about? you mean Nigerian embassy in Hungary or Hungarian embassy in Nigeria. I have contacted the embassy yesterday regarding to legislation, but their response gone this way...
Dear Customer,

 thank you for your mail. The Embassy of Hungary in Abuja is representing Slovenia in short term visa cases only. All long term visa applications and authorization requests are to be addressed to the nearest mission of Slovenia.

 

Kind regards,

 

Consular Section

Embassy of Hungary, Abuja

the response is difference from what I have enquired

i went through their website i learned that they normally do legalization but I have to go there in person to clarify everything since I'm living in Abuja.

I have already been in contact with about 3 private universities and their tuition is quite affordable. thank you, your contribution is highly appreciated

Thank you for coming to my aide, I've already done the foreign affairs and ministry of education. I'm going to contact the Hungarian embassy to know how the procedure is. Are you currently in Ljubljana?

@tennyalad, it seems you are familiar with the stuff regarding to study in Slovenia. I don't know if you can be of help to me to enable me move on with my application, I was about to lunch my application but I've stuck on the process to legalize my certificate in one of their embassy representatives here in Abuja. If you came across this post kindly help me out with vital info. Thanks�

Hello house, I need a vital info regarding to study in Slovenia am about to lunch my application

Thank you for your contribution, I've got some programs in English medium program. my main concern is regarding to legalizing stuff. I was told to legalize my credentials at their embassy that is competence in my country. but was very discouraged when I found out is an Austrian embassy that is representing them it means I have to legalize my certificate through them which is very costly and time consuming. I don't know if any of you gone through this way. I thought I can only travel to India or Egypt when my admission latter has been delivered to me, kind of confused now. somebody please help with vital info.

Thank you

Hello, pls I need more info regarding to study in Slovenia. I reade the previous post but I couldn't get enough on how their admission process works. which of the embassy is representing Slovenian in Nigeria, I was told I need to legalize my certificate at the Slovenian embassy that Is competence in my country.

I've been one of the silent followers of this topic right from the first page, I can say now I've learned a lots, nevertheless ill soon move on to join you guys in Estonia next year by God doing. keep it up the good work. may God reward you and grant us success in each our daily activities.