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I heard Ireland is expensive- the last time I checked their tuition and accommodation fee fear catch me, oboy, you tryoo. Add racism that would be very toxic combination for local man anyday, anyways.But monthly wage from my findings is low at 300-600euro which I guess explains the corresponding inexpensive living costs. Based on that someone should be satisfied with that or have other plans as Lithuania could be gateway to opportunities and other countries, especially EU countries. [qquote author=pristine88 post=81922754]

Hahah Thanks for this, I am coming from a very Expensive country(Ireland) even though it's english speaking, it is rather racist and freaking expensive.. So if people could further enlighten me before i throw my hat into the ring![/quote]

Yeah, that Estonia is the best overall among the three Baltic countries, there is no debating that. Nordic countries are far ahead of the three there is no doubt. I'm only talking about how people relate to BLACKS and people of colour in Baltic nations, not the economy. Again, I know I may be wrong, it's just some random stuff I read online that I based my opinion on, that's why I said veterans should throw more light based on their research and experience that's most likely to be a truer reflection of things.

Saintsquare:
. Estonia is the best of all Baltic countries, and you even comparing Lithuania with Nordic countries hahahaha

Not a bad move bro. From what I have gathered from this thread and other platforms, they give a year after study to students which I believe is doable considering their less stringent demands. The various financial requirement figures I'm seeing online are not frightening like in other Schengen countries. On accommodation costs, you can find that on google and schools' websites, I think something in the range of 120-200euro. Racism, I would like the bosses in the house to contribute in that respect as per their experiences thus far. I notice in quora and other sites they say they are cold and detached as to how they relate with blacks in all the Baltic countries. Interestingly, from my findings, they are even better than Estonia and Latvia and maybe the Nordic countries altogether, especially in Vilnius, then Klaipedia. I would appreciate if the pros contribute to this@seamanic@vicatrix@Bolamike@Jukebox5@SOPWriter et al

pristine88:
I am Considering Moving to Lithunia for a second Msc, Can some kindly Give an opinion as per Racism, Jos prospects after the course, settling down and also the average cost of accommodation in Vilnius.

Thanks bro

seamanic:

Check for tuition fee and requirements for admission on the school website, any amount there is for 1year. If you have not started studying in Lithuania you have no business with Erasmus.

Sorry I think that was their old fee. Check this University, they allow semester payment.SMK University of Applied Social Sciences
https://www.smk.lt/_old/en/study-here/tuition-fees-2/tuition-fees-3

Ijomobi:
OK, thanks so much brother, I will check their website @netismyhome

I think I saw a school that allowed part payment but their fee was too high over 4k euro for one year for masters. Check this school out. I sent them a mail to find out for a friend but no reply yet. Their fee is cheap at 1200 euro a year on average. Lithuanian University of Educational Sciences @Ijomobi

@lonelyjeff
All schools require registration fee but they do not required school fees?

Wow, you're the best! Thanks. Any one allowing online registration? I'm not seeing a link or address to send application to. Last year I once called a school number but didn't get good response.

@chime11,
Thanks for your prompt reply. Anyways, on point one I made a mistake quoting you. I thought I edited it, my bad. It was another guy in another thread. But bro we nor dey quarel na! Haba!
Point two, I saw in the schools' sites they hardly say anything about online application. And they mention tuition mostly with the caveat that the rate is for nationals that that for international is different without naming what international students are meant to pay. Their websites are largely poor and nonresponsive too.
For point three, it's because of what I've read about them online and about the pacific ring of fire I wanted to hear firsthand from someone there so I don't rely on things I'm getting from random people on the internet. Good to know you have a different experience.

Point four, I was trying to find out about the admission cycle, like you know some countries offer the best chance of getting a place over a certain season than in another. Thus people will always suggest for winter over fall and vice versa.

chime11:

Point one, I never posted school here
Two, go online and search school of your choice no one will use time, money and internet to search school you will not apply.
Three, since I have been have I never experience volcano, earthquakes and tsunami. Only God knows where you get your information. But even there you live boko haram kill people on daily basis to mention a few happenings in Nigeria but that's not the case all those you list I never experience them
Four, it's up to you when you agree with whoever that will sponsor to study or agree with yourself that truly you want to live Nigeria and study

@chime11
Bro, kindly drop cheap schools for masters in IT, software development or MBA or Chemical engineering. The money I see in some sites you posted earlier seem to be for their citizens. Also, how do you deal with the fear of volcano, earthquake and tsunami? Are there areas that are not prone to them for one to choose a school from? When is the best time to apply? Kindly do justice to these questions.

@chime11@myright
Kindly drop cheap schools for masters in IT, software development or MBA or Chemical engineering. The money I see in some sites seem to be for their citizens. And let me know the way to apply since they are not accepting online applications. Are there schools that accepts? Also, how do you deal with the fear of volcano, earthquake,tsunami etc? Are there areas that are not prone to them for one to choose a school from? When is the best time to apply? Kindly do help with.

I found some information that I believe we'll all find useful. Information on D-Visa, TRP, the amount of money you need to qualify for VISA and the opportunity to work 20hrs as students while studying and one extra year after graduation is given to seek job opportunity or self-employment as the case may be. However, questions bordering on the fees and Erasmus programmes amidst others are yet to be answered. Here is the link below:https://www.mruni.eu/en/prospective_students/visas_and_residence_permit/

@lonelyjeff
Bro, kindly drop cheap schools for masters in IT, software development or MBA or Chemical engineering. The money I see in some sites you posted earlier seem to be for their citizens. Also, how do you deal with the fear of volcano, earthquake and tsunami? Are there areas that are not prone to them for one to choose a school from? When is the best time to apply? Kindly do justice to these questions.

Please, @roselex and other bosses in the house kindly attend to these questions. I'm seeing in Klaipedia University masters at 2800 euro. Is that for the whole program or one year? I'm particularly interested in question for on post-study work permit and permanent residency after study. About the Erasmus programme is it guaranteed for the second year for students should this money be for one year?

damton:


good morning bro. I intend to apply to Lithuania to study for Masters.

My question are as follows.
1 what is the tuition fee like

2. the cost of living for student

3. Is there opportunities for study and work arrangements for student

4. What is the guarantee securing a job and residence permit upon graduation

thanks as I anticipate your response