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Mofe22:
Thanks for all the responses so far! Im sure this question has been answered over and over again. But can someone please explain to me what exactly legalisation is? And the process of doing this? Also why is it necessary?

Thanks so much!

That is a very simple question, go back to the first page of this thread and start reading, you wont have to read half before this and further questions you are likely to have are fully treated.

stagger:
How can a right thinking man want to put his penis in his wife's anus? Is he bisexual? Maybe he watches too much indecency.

Gross. Better tell that woman to run for her dear life. Where do people pick up such perversions from?

You said nothing about putting it in his wife's mouth, that's no perversion, right?

Mofe22:
The school is in florence. It's called Polimoda.

I did not either, although you will have to do legalization in the nearest future as your school will need it but it doesnt stop your travelling, enrollment or permit of stay.

SalC:
So happy for them.

Likewise me, it is good Egypt has finally agreed to take the path of honour

BBC News

A court in Egypt has ordered the release on bail of two Al Jazeera journalists being retried for allegedly aiding the banned Muslim Brotherhood.

Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed were imprisoned in June along with their Australian colleague, Peter Greste.

But their convictions for spreading false news to help a terrorist group were overturned on appeal last month.

Mr Greste was freed last week under a law allowing the deportation of foreign nationals to their home countries.

Mr Fahmy has given up his Egyptian citizenship to qualify for deportation to Canada, but Mr Mohamed has no foreign passport.

The journalists strenuously deny collaborating with the banned Muslim Brotherhood after the overthrow of President Mohammed Morsi by the military in 2013. They say they were jailed simply for reporting the news

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-31435436

An Egyptian court has granted bail to the detained Al Jazeera journalists Baher Mohamed and Mohamed Fahmy.
A retrial was ordered by the country's Court of Cassation last month, overturning a lower court's verdict that had found them guilty of helping the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood group.
"Bail is a small step in the right direction, and allows Baher and Mohamed to spend time with their families after 411 days apart," an Al Jazeera spokesman said on Thursday.
"The focus though is still on the court reaching the correct verdict at the next hearing by dismissing this absurd case and releasing both these fine journalists unconditionally."

Journalist group welcomes release of Al Jazeera staff
Judge Hassan Farid said the next hearing would be on February 23.
A third Al Jazeera journalist, Peter Greste, who was also to be retried, was deported on February 1 under a presidential decree after spending 400 days in prison. He has since returned to his home in Australia.
The three journalists, along with seven colleagues outside the country, were accused of spreading "false news" during their coverage of demonstrations protesting a military toppling of former president Mohamed Morsi in 2013.
Greste, Fahmy and Mohamed were given sentences of between seven and 10 years.
In a bid to secure his own release, Fahmy renounced his Egyptian citizenship so that he could be deported to Canada, where he is also a citizen.
The journalists have repeatedly protested their innocence, saying that they were punished for doing their jobs.
Adel Fahmy, brother of Mohamed Fahmy, welcomed the court decision saying his brother "is being vindicated."
"He is being vindicated by this, and will be completely vindicated later on when this case all falls apart completely," he said.
Mohamed Fahmy's fiance, Marwa Omara, also thanked the court "for doing the right thing."
Source: Al Jazeera

She would apologize the next time she sees you

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GMB still marching on

standupguy:
I don't understand
Can you explain further please Sir
The total cost of my education both tuition and cost living would rake more than 7m.'

The visa appraising officer may wonder why your sponsors are willing to spend so much on you, what is in it for them, what is their motivation spending their resources to send you to school.
I am also thinking if you can ask your sponsorers to give a brief and credible note to cover this question, it may increase your chances in the subsequent applications.

newacca:
Thank you bro. Though I'm yet to be admitted by any institution at the moment.

It still doesnt stop you from working on your documents, if you read the beginning of this thread however you will see that i for one adopted a different approach which worked equally well for me but then a ready DV will increase your chances at admission (that is if your grades are good enough)

newacca:
Hello house! How soon can we start to authenticate and translate our certificates or we have to wait till the call for application starts at Italian embassy? Pls I need help here oo.

There is no need waiting, just go ahead

Better by far!!

Someone just bullied Jega to submission

Better by far!!!!!

I have said it, Jona will be the first ex-Nigerian president to spend time in kirikiri.

GMB 2015,lagbara Olorun

Chai, Jona don suffer ooo

GMB next week

Vicjustice:
Ryanair security fee you mean?
Well, that is not due to Ryanair's policy (in fact, the policy does not apply in other airports, I suppose it is a regulation applied by the Riga airport authority on Ryanair to cover some costs.
By the way, it is only 7 euros, and I don't think the receipt is worth holding on to.

Yeah, I know the fee is collected by the airport authority and since I will be frequenting the city subsequently, I wont mind the reimburse if it ever comes

Vicjustice:
I am actually back in Ireland, it is unfortunate that I couldn't take photos in Riga as we arrived the city late on the night that we were to depart Latvia, hence we had to race to the airport with no time to spare for photo.
Riga airport is considerably the smallest airport that I've seen, and yet remarkably, it is the one and only airport in the whole of Latvia.
Here are some of the photos of the crowded boarding gates: they were so crowded that even the stairs were occupied by people waiting to get on board: yet noticeably, despite the crowd, I still happened to be the only person of colour around.

Did they charge you fees on departure?, I am still keeping the receipt of mine in case there is a refund in future like Ryanair is suggesting.

Yeye dey smell

It is no new story

Meanwhile, I want to thank God for this month of FeBuhari

Picture looks like a façade

I believe you, FeBuhari is for you

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[size=14pt] Jona dey waste him time, welcome to the month of FeBuhari [/size]

[size=16pt] Debate or Not [/size]
[size=16pt]FeBuhari is a concluded deal[/size]

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A mad man on the prowl.

Even guru Maraji dey follow Jona vex

Buhari for change!!!
FeBuhari too sure

jennybacky:
i have been leaving in italy for the past few years and now wishes to continue my education to master level.
i have sent them mail two days ago but no responds. thanks anyway.

Then give them a call, they respond quite often to calls coming from Italy and if you have decided on a school, you can ask the school to send in a mail of urgency on your behalf.

jennybacky:
thanks for your respond but it is not easyooooo to wait that longoooo

As a suggestion, you can send them a status enquiry email. BTW, what do you need the legalization for?