I just paid NOK90800 as living expenses to my school in norway and now awaiting the confirmation of receipt of payment from them. I know everything about the Norwegian embassy except the mode of interview for student. I'd appreciate it if anyone in the house can elaborate on that so that i don't go there and start receiving questions like define this and that.

hiya, i was opportuned to study in university of oslo, norway, on a short scholarship, you are on the right way,
as much as you pay the deposit for the school fees, be rest assured your visa gonna be granted,
they will call you for interview and you will show all your supporting documents including evidence of your deposit,
and when you get to norway, they will open a student account for you where all your deposit will be kept for you, the tution
is free, and all the money you pay as deposit is still yours,

jaga jaga pls i need your help. i am about to go for my nysc programme by jully, immediately am through i want to go for my masters programme in Norway. i will need you to put me through all the necessary things i need to do so as to secure a masters addmision in Norway, My e-mail address is ebonycrux@yahoo.com kindly send me the details of how to go about it.

@ebonycrux Google up Norwegian universities. What's your first degree and CGPA

I studied Biochemistry (B.Sc), Second class Lower (2.68)

@jaga this money you hv deposited for living expenses,  are you free to withdraw it or part of it once u get to the school?

peddyuk:

hiya, i was opportuned to study in university of oslo, norway, on a short scholarship, you are on the right way,
as much as you pay the deposit for the school fees, be rest assured your visa gonna be granted,
they will call you for interview and you will show all your supporting documents including evidence of your deposit,
and when you get to norway, they will open a student account for you where all your deposit will be kept for you, the tution
is free, and all the money you pay as deposit is still yours,

PEDDYUK are u trying to say one can hv free access to the money, like to do some withdrawal from it? just wanna know,

@ those days.

you are allowed to withdraw some money weekly till u open a bank account. once you open the account, all remaining money will be transferred to your account.

Thanks Wella01, very much appreciated but i hope it dose´t take much time to open account tho.

@ Poster,

Can I get to use my domiciliary account to make my transfer or how did u go about yours

Thank U

@thosedays

its not that easy to open acct but most schools facilitates the opening for new students which makes it easier. i think it depends but at most within 2wks. its pretty much easier to open acct as a student especially when banks knows that you are bringing a lot of money as deposit to their bank.

@lucy001

it is pretty easier to send your funds from domiciliary acct, it could take like 3-5working days for the receiving bank to get the funds. Another option is getting someone to transfer from Scandinavian or europe on your behalf, but that takes 3working days to get through, with this means, bank charges are very cheap and reasonable. The ball is in your court. good luck!

@wella Whats all this talk of 3-5 working days. I use GTB and the money got to the bank in 24hrs.