kebk:
School: DIT
Interview: 09.08.2018
BA: 03.09.2018
AM: God's Time

Hello have you gotten your visa yet? Mine was on the 16.08.2018 and still no AM please send me an email let's discuss

haybellfire:

August 16th is quite a while have you funded or sent ur SL? Av u contacted ur Alien office? Those are key factors

Please how do I contact my alien office? I have funded though, before the interview

tunchyluv:


Posted this ^^ just yesterday
AM dropped this morning
God is good.
FSU Jena all the way.

Congrats! was it in form of an email or what?

agofineboy:


Where are u heading

Frankfurt

kebk:
I have contacted Alien office. It was a favorable response, Visa has been approved from their end. I should wait for Embassy to contact me, final decision lies with them!

Contacted Embassy, no response from them.

How did you contact the alien office?

agofineboy:


Which state? And have u funded or using SL?

Frankfurt, I funded before the interview

agofineboy:


Where are u heading

Frankfurt

Is there anyone that had their interview on the 16th of August and hasn't received an email because I'm beginning to get worried.

Ekykool:


Thanks. I used axa mansard.

Sorry is it a German health insurance? By that I mean can I use it in germany? How much does it cost for 6 months

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Congrats @ekykool ... sorry I'm new here dunno how to use this platform.
My interview was on the same date as you, till now I haven't gotten any email from them. I'm beginning to get worried. Should i be? Please what sort of health insurance did you use?

Congrats! I had my interview on the sameday with you... till now nothing from them. I'm beginning to get worried. What kind of health insurance did you use? ?

Finally, I have my passport stamped with visa!

Interview date: August 16th

Funded BA: August 27th

AM arrival: September 13th

Passport & Insurance submission: September 14th

Passport arrival:September 19th

Thanks to God Almighty who made everything possible. Also, thanks to the wonderful people on here. Actually the journey started September last year after deciding that I would further my studies at Germany. My first call was to register with Goethe Institut Lagos. Secondly, I followed the German student visa thread on Nairaland. While reading through, I saw that I was on the right path. Advices like "knowing the language is the meal ticket here, use google search to get any answer you want, choose your course wisely..." were so helpful. I wanted a bachelor course that has a combination of management and engineering even though I have a CGPA more than enough for a masters degree. After my search on DAAD, I settled to apply to schools that accepts English proficiency letter, such as:
Fachhochschule Würzburg-Schweinfurt (FHWS) - B.Eng Business & Engineering.

Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI) - B.Eng Engineering & Management (NC).

Hochschule Trier, Umwelt-Birkenfeld - B.Eng Sustainable Business & Technology.

Deggendorf Institute of Technology (DIT) - B.Eng Industrial Engineering/Maintenance and Operation.

I got admission letters from every one of them and settled for FHWS considering important factors.
Here I am today with a visa, German B1 certificate (thanks to my teachers such as Frau Frances , Frau Solomon , Herr Musbaudeen , Herr Tunji , among others), and a course of my choice (not JAMB choice lol).

Advice for newbies: All you need is on this thread. Go back to as far as 2016 thread. Read and read! You could end up becoming an agent. As for those going for another BSc, prepare for test questions in order to ease pressure that may arise during interview. You can ask for previous transcripts on the test questions. They are helpful. Also, dont just see this opportunity as an escape route. You can settle for that dream course you have always wanted. For those with only WAEC/NECO (which is not equivalent to German Abitur), read through what it takes to make it in Studienkolleg. Be truthful to yourself. If you don't have the capabilities to make the B1 Zertifikat and study in German at Studienkolleg, simply go get registered at NOUN to complete a 100 Level course or get admitted to any other university or get an A Level certificate (Note: check the school's requirements), then apply to German universities. German A1 and A2 are fun, not until you get to B1. Topics like Adjektiv Deklination, Verben mit Präpositionen, and B1 grammars are not child's play. Simply read Jigba's diary on here on Nairaland to learn more.

Bis später!
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I had my interview on the same day you did but I haven't seen any email from them since then, congrats though. I wanted to ask the sort of health insurance you used.