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Gladitor01:
You can’t edit this particular application anymore but you can start afresh, you’d be given another transaction number.

Gladitor01:
You can’t edit this particular application anymore but you can start afresh, you’d be given another transaction number.

Dwebb55:
You can generate a new transaction number as long as you haven't submitted at VFS. Whatever needs to be changed is allowed until you submit. So start a new application with the required documentation

Dwebb55:
Your best bet is to start again since you are yet to submit.

Dwebb55:
Has your visa been approved and have you received your passport back?

Right now, flights out of the country are on hold!

ICaSNg:
If going to Griffith College, you could send them an email @ their International office , they are proposing using Charter plane to airlift their students later in the year.

ICaSNg:
Hope we are all staying strong and safe?

Irish visa application requirements for 2020/2021 is currently fluid (Adjusting to fit needs and situation at this time).

Few points we will like to advice you to take note of are:

Including a confirmed accommodation for 2 weeks where you will have access to your personal toilet and bathroom- This is not confirmed yet but will go a long way convincing the visa office that you are willing to self isolate on arrival.

Also, the vfs office may be scanning docs to the Irish Embassy in DUBLIN- processing time is advised at 8 weeks but kindly prepare for 10-12 weeks.

By mid June , I think we should be set to stay putting in visa apps.

Duolingo English test is acceptable by both Universities and the Embassy for this year- If considering a January / Feb 2021 intake, please do not take this test yet for Visa application purpose.

If you will be schooling @ ITSligo and your TOEFL / IELTS is within the last 3 years, then its acceptable for both admissions and visa app* strictly for this school only.

The next weeks will be extremely busy especially from June, but we will try to keep ya'll updated.

Cheers

BabajhideySammy:
With this 14day self isolation, will it be possible for one to stay in all these backpackers hotels considering that they are shared facilities?

Stephanie22:
Do you mean that the 7,000 Euros has to be in my account instead of being in your sponsors account? Please reply

ICaSNg:
This message came from Michael @ NCI.

Its worthwhile to clarify that , a student is the one required to show access to 7000 euro as proof of funds, however it seems logical that if you are being sponsored, your sponsor should have money left for themselves asides the 7000 assigned to you.

I hope everyone is clear about the 10000 euro now.

All the best

slimdolyin:
Receiving bank will charge 25euro.....I made my payment from chase bank and I was told the receiving bank in Ireland will charge a 25euro fee so I added the 25euro so my money go complete.......

ICaSNg:
I'll post on that soon. But definitely Accounting and Finance are highly sort for. Howbeit, Accounting students with relevant years of experience/ ACCA stand a better chance for long term work sponsorship.

ICaSNg:
https://careerwise.ie/what-are-the-it-jobs-in-highest-demand-in-ireland/

WHAT ARE THE IT JOBS IN HIGHEST DEMAND IN IRELAND?
IT is a thriving industry in Ireland, and many multinational companies based here require skilled IT professionals for a huge variety of roles. Whether you are a project manager or a specialist in software design, you will find exciting and challenging jobs to fit your skillset here.


IT JOBS OF THE FUTURE
It can be tricky to decide where to focus your skills in this sector, but if you are an IT graduate or you are re-training to work in this area, you may be interested in the following ideas. These are the top five IT jobs in Ireland at the moment:

1. IT project management. This role currently tops the charts of the jobs most likely to be in demand in the future, and it doesn’t always require an IT degree. If your communication and organisational skills are strong, this might be a good avenue to consider.

2. Software systems developers. A software systems developer creates and modifies software systems, and this is crucial across most industries, including the public sector. This requires a skillset that is likely to remain in high demand for years to come.

3. Data Analysts and Business Analysts

4. Software tester. Since technology has progressed at such a staggering pace in the last twenty years, software testers are in very high demand in many areas. This role accounts for twenty percent of jobs in the IT industry, and is all about locating bugs and identifying problems in new software packages.

5. Technical support. Because users are handling more advanced technology than ever before, comprehensive technical support is vital. Those with the skills to support the customers and users of a product, whether at home or in large businesses, will be essential to the future of IT.

6. App developers. Imagination and creative vision will be a key asset if you are considering app design as a potential career path. Developers are in demand for app development across many industries, including multinational corporations, local companies and even government organisations.

Coldie:
If u have that money bro I advise u go to UK...

ICaSNg:
Someone already replied you to go to their office or better yet check DBS Agent list for an accredited agent close to your location. They have over 20 agents in Nigeria-ICaS Inclusive

sen2paco:
Long as it’s a student visa, the pay less Attention on your pay/salary so far your not self sponsored. I assumed your being sponsored by your parent so you either tender their bank statement or have them transfer the funds into yours

DammyDurst:
Trinity College, Dublin obviously...