lucexy:


May this year. I left Nigeria last month

lucexy:


May this year. I left Nigeria last month

lindasweden:


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.

lindasweden:


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.

ChangetheChange:


How is life generally in Poland

lucexy:


May this year. I left Nigeria last month

manneger2:

Bro pls when did u send them receipt of payment, they have not send any documents to me up till now, I made payment through FoamA and I have send telex slip to them but I have not heard any thing from them, pls how many days did u wait before receiving urs
Thanks

huncho22:
bro please how is life over there in poland ?

Naturelins1:
Please for someone going for two years masters program in Wroclaw Poland, how many months are we expected to do in the travel medical insurance stuff and which company is the best for that please?

Naturelins1:
Please for someone going for two years masters program in Wroclaw Poland, how many months are we expected to do in the travel medical insurance stuff and which company is the best for that please?

lindasweden:


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.

lucexy:


Life here is ok. Things are affordable. You can work full time as an international student, unlike some other countries that have restrictions.
I'm my city, very few people speak English, so Google translate has been a big help. I'm also learning the language. The people are reserved

lucexy:


3 months(most recent)

lucexy:


Life here is ok. Things are affordable. You can work full time as an international student, unlike some other countries that have restrictions.
I'm my city, very few people speak English, so Google translate has been a big help. I'm also learning the language. The people are reserved

1murphy1:



Please I will need your little advice on this, is it advisable for me to pay for a semester fee now before proceeding for Visa processing or I should pay for the one year tuition.

martsolo:

Which school are you going to? University of Wroclaw?

Abiliboi:


I have a contact in Lagos that can help.


But passport renewal in Nigeria cannot take place hence the PP still have more than 6months validity. What is the best option?

Adetaju:


Ohh, good. Is it scholarship?

Adetaju:


Do you know the prospect after school? Do you have to return home? Or can work, or travel to another country?

Muideenakera:
University of szezechin 's application is on now and there tuition fees is 2048pln per semester for both msc and bad. Available course in English economics and IT, Global communication and social sciences for bsc and public management and international economics for msc

hoozy:


Abeg we fit talk via mail? I wan ask you few questions

1murphy1:



Please I will need your little advice on this, is it advisable for me to pay for a semester fee now before proceeding for Visa processing or I should pay for the one year tuition.

kcaller:



Mine is €1000 per semester

lucexy:


You don't have to return after studies. Like I said earlier, there are skilled and unskilled jobs here and you can get a full time or part time job even while studying. You can as well apply for TRC after your visa expires. Also, If you're still employed after you must have graduated, your company can help you obtain a work permit.
Poland is a schengen country, so you can travel to other schengen state and you can only work there is you have work permit.

princetx:


Linda, I'm falling for you. Are you married?

Adetaju:
I just got a letter of admission to a university in Poland. It's a scholarship Msc program in agriculture for 9 months. I have to pay for living, accomodation, traveling expenses. No tuition fees, field trips, and academic related fees.

If i get finance to process all this, lend cash. What the prospect after the Msc? Can i works while studying? Can I stay there and work after school? Can i cross to Canada easily or get invite to visit a family in the USA?

Please i need good insight on this.

Thanks

Ominitayo:


Are you?

I need help with My documents.