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Don't mind them. They don't know that when you have a child with a European citizen it is almost guaranteed for you to remain in that country after doing the normal documentation process. It is difficult to separate parents and their children. I read in this trend where someone said that if you have a child with a Polish person that you will be deported. It is NEVER done! They don't know anything at all. And it is never a shameful thing to have a child with a Polish citizen because your future is more secured in Poland than what you have today in Nigeria. And someone is talking about shame. NOTE: I am not advising people not to be serious with their admission and studies while in Poland, but just trying to clarify something that needs to be understood. 1 Like |
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Linc000: Thank you very much for this long-awaited information. I have been thinking about this, and people keep telling me that they don ask any question. Thank you very much. Remain blessed. 1 Like |
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Olamide114: Really? I hope they do it like that without an interview on the appointment day. |
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Has anyone gone for a visa appointment/interview? What type of discussion/question did they ask you there? Please, update us. |
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This post (Polish Student Visa) is now on page 300. Congratulations to all members/participants ![]() 2 Likes |
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Suremarcus1: No student gets more than one year visa at a go, but his question was connected to the duration of his bachelors degree programme. Therefore, the answer is 3 years otherwise, he has lied in his visa application form. Thank you. 1 Like |
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Bologino21: Do not explain anything. |
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Bologino21: Fill in that you are coming back to Nigeria in 2024 September because that is actually the year that your programme will end. You were not admitted for a year programme. Right? So now you understand it. I wish you good luck. |
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It's exactly two weeks that I've paid the tuition fee with no response from the University of Opole. What is happening there? Is anyone experiencing this too? Maybe many of us applied for it (Economics: concentration in International business). I have sent them messages, but no response. Is there any reason behind this? |
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ChangetheChange: My dear, you reason very well. Thank you for making people understand reality. What makes us human is our ability to reason. You are intelligent! |
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blessednendowed: Can you back your statement with some proof to make it valid? Proof me wrong with evidence, please. Was it written in the Polish embassy website or any Polish University website that one can only get his/her eligibility documents from Abuja only and not other states within Nigeria? Is the ministry of education in Lagos and/or other states in Nigeria fake? Statements without proof cannot be regarded as valid. The fact that everyone is doing it in Abuja doesn't mean that the ministry of education and ministry of foreign affairs in every other state in Nigeria are all fake. if they were all fake they wouldn't exist at the first place. Thank you. |
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Gab9607: Thank you for this question, please. My friend who lives in Lagos wants to do her eligibility in the federal ministry of education Lagos, and her reason was that the on one in Lagos cannot be regarded as fake. Or is it fake? Nawaoooo... Yes, legalization will always take place in Polish embassy Abuja. |
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lucexy: Congratulations! N900,000 was enough for the credit card limit thing while some people are arguing with me here when I told them that N2 million can be enough for those who will be studying at the University of Opole. You are a child of God. Stay blessed. |
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Please, have anyone received a response from your university after paying your tuition fee? How long did it take them to respond to you with the admission letter and other documents, please? It's really taking long... |
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oginnite: My brother is 30 and he got an offer of admission for an undergraduate programme. 2 Likes |
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lucexy: Please, which year did you get your visa? |
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Kingzy4pep: My dear, you didn't quote the Polish website well. This is how they stated it; "3. Passport issued within last ten years, valid for at least three months from the expected return date, with at least two blank pages for visas." It simply means the following; a). that your passport must be issued within the last ten year. This means that you are not expected to visit the embassy with an expired passport. b). that your passport must be valid for at least 3 months after the date you suppose to return back to your home country. For instance, if your planned return date is 25th September 2021, you should have extra three months after your return date. c). that your passport must have at least 2 unused pages and those pages will be reserved for future visas. This means that there should be some empty pages in your passport where your Polish student visa will be issued into. They don't need copies of your previous visas. Ok? So relax my brother. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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princetx: You are very funny ![]() |
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harcemedes: ? |
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Naturelins1: Just go back to that my post where I did the calculations of the total amount for the credit card limit. All you have to do is to replace the cost of accommodation with your university accommodation fee and multiply it by 12. Then add all other figures there together with that your accommodation fee before converting the total to naira. The final result will be the total amount you should have on your own credit card certificate. I hope you understand my explanation. |
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harcemedes: Just contact your bank to increase your monthly limit. That all. Also, convert the zloty into euro and add extra on top of it to make the payment. You will definitely lose some money in the process, but that is one of the sacrifices you have to make to escape from Nigeria ![]() 1 Like |
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Refix: Then visit the website that they recommended. That should be the best for you. |
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Refix: The school will give you an accurate answer. So write to the school directly. |
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mazinaija: Both for two years MSc or three years bachelors degree, you have to multiply it by 12 months because they issue only one year visa each time you apply. When the visa expires you have to extend your visa with the results of the previous year in other to keep studying. Remember that you have to follow instructions from the Polish embassy website as it stated it clearly that it should be multiplied by 12 months. Don't do what you assume. Do as the embassy instructed. 1 Like 1 Share |
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whitewalker01: No, I don't have to be in Uni Opole to know what is on the Polish embassy website. I applied for my brother and he got admitted to Uni Opole. |
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yourshopkwikguy: A lot of people got their visas with N2 million (self-funded) because their tuition fees and accommodation appeared to be one of the cheapest in Poland. If you really understand the information on the Polish embassy website you would understand how easy it is to do it yourself. It is not all about a huge amount of money, but it is all about personalizing the calculation of the figures on the polish embassy website. For example, the website states that: 7. Documents confirming the possession of financial resources to cover the costs of return travel and costs of stay in Poland (to be selected from the list - there is no obligation to present all of them). The minimum required amount of financial resources is as follows: 1) PLN 2 500 for the return trip, 2) the cost of accommodation shown on the basis of hotel or rental agreement, 3) PLN 701 for each month of stay (PLN 701 x 12 months = 8 412 PLN): To personalize this according to your university, say the University of Opole, return trip PLN 2,500 + Uni Opole student hostel PLN 390 per month X 12 months = PLN 4680 + living expenses PLN 701 per month X 12 months = PLN 8412. When you add all together the result will be = PLN 15592. Using www.xe.com website PLN 1 = N112. So 15592 X 112 = N1,731,937.72Kobo Source: Polish Embassy website. https://www.gov.pl/web/nigeria-en/d-type-national-visa You see that it is not even up to 2 million naira. The above explanation is only going to favor the University of Opole admitted students if self-funded. The amount is expected to increase if someone is sponsoring you because that person is expected to have some money for himself after sponsoring you. This is what the polish embassy automatically expects you to know after reading their funding aspect. Therefore, if you had read over and over this platform and didn't find the solution, have you read over and over the Polish embassy website? Thanks. 10 Likes 4 Shares |
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yourshopkwikguy: Those with N4 million do not get their visa because they failed to submit all the required documents while those with N2 million got their visas because they followed the instructions of the Polish embassy. It's not all about the huge amount of money but it's all about submitting the required documents. If you had visited the Polish embassy website you wouldn't make this comment about the monetary requirement because that is the requirement as of today. Maybe you didn't apply to any Universities because if you do you should be able to visit the Polish embassy website, but I will give you the opportunity to access the information regarding the financial requiremnts by providing the website here for you. https://www.gov.pl/web/nigeria-en/d-type-national-visa |
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whitewalker01: Congratulations! But I think you have to pay your first-semester tuition fee first, make arrangements for accommodation, and arrange your credit card certificate thing with the first bank or other banks with other required documents before booking an appointment with the embassy. Check the Polish embassy website below; https://www.gov.pl/web/nigeria-en/d-type-national-visa 3 Likes |
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Tobbie92: Follow the instructions on the Polish embassy website and do as it instructs. Regarding the funding, remember to also add the cost of the accommodation that you have secured by multiplying the monthly cost by 12. Below is what it says in terms of funding; 7. Documents confirming the possession of financial resources to cover the costs of return travel and costs of stay in Poland (to be selected from the list - there is no obligation to present all of them). The minimum required amount of financial resources is as follows: 1) PLN 2 500 for the return trip, 2) the cost of accommodation shown on the basis of hotel or rental agreement, 3) PLN 701 for each month of stay (PLN 701 x 12 months = 8 412 PLN): a) Traveler's check; b) Original certificate of a credit card limit issued by the bank that issued the credit card; c) Original certificate of cash in a bank having its registered office in the territory of the Republic of Poland; d) Document confirming the granting of a national or foreign scholarship; e) Original certificate of employment and amount of earnings; f) Original letter of sponsorship confirmed by a notary public - if the applicant does not finance his/her stay in Poland. The sponsor confirms the possession of funds to cover the costs of return travel and the costs of the applicant's stay in Poland on the basis of the documents listed in point a, b, c or e. Reference: https://www.gov.pl/web/nigeria-en/d-type-national-visa 1 Like 2 Shares |
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princetx: Linda is generally a female's name. So yes, I am a female. 1 Like |
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xsayberries: When the visa is granted to you, you can withdraw the fund. You deposited it there because of the embassy/visa granting purpose. So the answer is yes. 1 Like 2 Shares |
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