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if you cant change the daye it is better to cancle it, cancelling your booking wont affect your application

Unclenene:
Please I will need clarity on my accommodation. I booked my hostel in June for check in on 6th of September and I just submitted my document 14th of August which means I can't meet up my hostel booking. Please advise if I should cancel the booking as it is free for now and will be charged after 3rd of September. Hope this won't affect my application? also, I have tried changing the booking dates but the dates are not available.

secondly, please can anyone share the link where one can check the list of approved visas?

Thank you all.

sdee2k3:
have you received your visa?

Yes I received it today. Anyone here going to Dublin with qatar airways Sunday afternoon?? Let’s link up.

Nicholekamsy:
Wow congratulations dear
I didn’t see mine o, I don’t really know what to do again. Please when did you submit?

I submitted since first of July o

Nicholekamsy:
I saw it too. They refused a lot of applications

Yes they did o mine was there too but thank glGod it got approved.... just waiting for my package... UPS no wan gree update site

damo20:
Anyone leaving with turkish airways on the 16th to dublin

How much is the ticket?? Planning on leaving within that period too

mertuker:
hey guys. my first week of july family, how are y'all holding up?
has anyone heard any updates as to the bizarre delay?
i was told it was due to a mixup. can any one confirm this

Nothing yet o.

Mine is 1st of July self and am still expecting... sent Dublin embassy mail today Nd they said they are processing it

olutemi:
Visa issued.
Submitted 17th July in Lagos.
Received in Abuja 18th.
Stamped 28th of August.
Delivered this afternoon .
DBS.
God is indeed faithful and I return all glory to him.
For all those waiting for visa approval,God dt did mine will do urs.amen.

Congrats also going to DBS but still waiting for my visa

candyluv15:
I mailed the Abuja embassy but they did not responsed ,so i called their line and i was told to send a mail to "visamail@justice.ie" which i did and got a response that dublin just received my application on 23rd of August and that they are still on 6th of August applicant.Maybe does that applied early july should also mailed them to see the response they will get because apparently so far no early july as gotten theirs but from 16th of july have been receiving theirs... below is their reply;

Thank you for your email of 28/08/2019.


The visa application referred to was received in the Visa Office, Dublin on
23/08/2019. The Visa Office is currently considering applications received
in the Visa Office on 06/08/2019.



Visa applications are considered in as speedy a manner as possible.
Timeframes for decision can be dependent on a number of factors; two of
those being, the number of applications received and the resources
available to process them.

We also wish to state that in order to be fair to all applicants;
applications are processed in order by date received in this office.


The following page, which is updated each Tuesday, can be visited to keep
up to date for current processing times:
http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Current_Processing_Times

Kind regards,

Visa Customer Services
Visa Office, Dublin
Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service

When did u submit? I submitted on the 1st of july and still no news yet

Between DBS and NCI which school has more graduate employment prospects.... this is an open question please anyone with a concrete answer can help me out. I need to make a decision between both schools

Please can I get more personalized information from you about studying in DIT and Dublin in general, I just received an offer from the school to study MSc in supply chain

dizzynet:
Hi Guys

I am sharing this to encourage someone.

About 15 months ago, I took the brave decision to travel abroad for better opportunities. Brave because I had a decent job as per naija standards but I was pretty stagnant and making no genuine progress in my career. I considered several countries but eventually settled for Ireland as it was less competitive than other countries and they offered graduates a genuine chance to get a job after graduation. I barely put enough money together for visa application, flights and 50% of the tuition. I came to study a Masters in Computing(Data Analytics) at DIT, I did not know much about the school but the deciding factor in picking it was that they allowed a 50% down payment of tuition for registration.

It was a very intense period while I studied, I was lucky to be get a part time job almost immediately after I arrived and it was extremely difficult juggling this with full time study especially as the masters degree was extremely packed. I did not need any extra motivation to dedicate my whole being to studying, this often meant I had to hang around all night in Starbucks, completing assignments and studying.

Now to the testimony, about 2 months ago I graduated and I actually had a job offer as an Analytics Consultant in a top Consulting Firm here in Dublin before I graduated. Now this is nothing but God's grace as I know for a fact it is not easy. On accepting the Job offer, the company wasted no time in preparing a critical skills work permit application(equivalent of green card) on my behalf which got approved about two weeks ago.

I used nairaland a lot when researching study destinations and putting together my visa papers so feel free to reach out to me if you require any information.