dgee1:
Thanks. The legalization process I actually want to know are those of Min. of Foreign Affairs and Min. of Education in Abuja.

All Austria Legalization process starting from Authentication at both ministry re to be done in Abuja

tensazangetsu20:


Czech republic only has 10 slots for student visas a month. 18 all across west africa. Check the czech republic study thread. In fact, a lot of schools wont give you admission as a Nigerian because you wont get a visa. Theres a reason no one is going there despite it being very affordable and having one of the lowest unemployment rates in the world.

The last time I check is more than that, it depends on the period you apply for visa, one thing you should know all countries has period that they open there border just like how Canada opened there border since almost a year now is now they re trying to cut down the amount of people coming into there country, just the way Poland did in 2022, France in 2021 and so on like that

pansophist:
Consider Latvia, or other baltic countries. If you're single, more reason why you should. If you are handsome, you better pick it right away.

Firstly, the surest way to stay in Europe permanently is via family reunion. As a single student, you can find the love of your life and legitly become a citizen in about five years.

Also, degrees from the baltics are EU certified, so you can get a job anywhere on earth. Also, it's really cheap to live in, with tuition fees as low as 3k a year.

Also, it's in the Schengen and EU, so you benefit from free travels without visa to all EU countries (except Ireland). Also, you can work as a student unlimitedly.

Also, their admission process is really simple, they don't even require toefl or IELTS from you. Also, their student visa is almost certain if you get an admission.

So many 'also's, for you not to give it a try. The only downside is that you might have to travel to Egypt for your visa. But if you can pass through that, you're almost assured a visa.

Since most Nigerians won't go through that stress, the few one that does usually get their student visa. So you must be willing to pay the price for what you want, otherwise you don't deserve it.

And what makes you think Latvia will give visa, I will tell you country that has low rate of visa approval and I will tell you the ones that has high success rate of visa approval

samtol4:
Austria , italy or Spain with funding opportunities and fees less than 1k euros

It depends on the course and program when you talk of Austria, for Italy and Spain is still kind of cheap

dgee1:
Please what's the process of notorizing those documents in Abuja? Thanks

Austria Legalization process is not as easy as you think
1. The process of authentication of documents in Abuja has change
2. Austria schools re starting application again by September, and if you check Austria portal for appointments you won't even get a date till maybe June that's if it doesn't extend again, there's always to go around the appointment
3. The verification fee and Legalization fee is high
4. It takes 2-3months before your documents have to be legalize

Czech Republic legalization is kind of easy, it doesn't take time and is more cheaper compared to Austria and Portugal

Lance008:
Can I school in Austria without hearing German

Yes they have courses that's offered in English

hammed71:
but Austria doesn't allow dual citizenship

Says who

I have some savings, up to 8m. I really want to travel this year but not to the UK. I need suggestions of other countries I could migrate to and possible settle after my studies.


Have seen a lot of people reply to your question now let me put you through the difficulty in the countries suggested for you

1 poland- Before you can get appointment is very difficult and is expensive in even securing one

2. Germany- I don't even know maybe you can even get appointment at all I have someone that's been waiting for over 2years now

3. Italy is cheap but people do complain of language barrier

4. Finland: it will require IELTS and there tuition fee is a high side

5. Austria: is cheap, but the only issue is to secure appointment at the embassy which is there's a way around it and is not that expensive to secure, another issue is there Legalisation process because is expensive and it takes time

If am to advice you I will tell you to try Austria or Canada

I said Canada for a reason, information is key with the right information the 8m will be more enough for you to try Canada and thank God you going for masters

I can help with Austria appointment date, because as of now no appointment is there portal till June, but there's always a way to it, you can send me a PM

For which country do you want to pay and for what purpose

Everywhere, the situation is becoming more challenging. Japa (JAPA) is increasingly demanding, while Canada has elevated the proof of funds requirement to $20,635 for a single applicant. The United States, United Kingdom, and Australia now appear to cater more to affluent individuals with substantial budgets. On the other hand, Portugal, Malta, Finland, and Austria remain affordable options for studying and working. The only issue can be the Legalization of documents process of this countries

Countries in Europe with very good salary that you can consider.
okayish salary for Part-time(side jobs) as well.
Switzerland🇨🇭
Denmark🇩🇰
Norway🇳🇴
Germany🇩🇪
Netherlands🇳🇱
Finland🇫🇮
Luxembourg🇱🇺
Austria🇦🇹
Belgium
Sweden🇸🇪
Spain
France