My son got admitted to a University in the uk 9750 pounds and a college in Ireland 8000 euro which is better advice needed . Ireland look cheaper but look very expensive accommodation.

Ireland is in the UK.

Where is each university located (town/city)? You have to consider local economy, infrastructure, and living expenses.

Cousin9999:
Ireland is in the UK.

Where is each university located (town/city)? You have to consider local economy, infrastructure, and living expenses.

republic of Ireland . Dublin and Hull university uk

Hull appears to be very affordable. It's 2+ hours away from Manchester (real city, significant black population).

Dublin is pretty expensive. I don't have much info about surrounding areas.

Cousin9999:
Ireland is in the UK.

Where is each university located (town/city)? You have to consider local economy, infrastructure, and living expenses.

Hi. Ireland is not in the UK.. I guess u meant Northern Ireland.. Chao.

Cousin9999:
Ireland is in the UK.

Where is each university located (town/city)? You have to consider local economy, infrastructure, and living expenses.

Ireland is not in UK Mr Man.. it's a country on its own they fought their freedom out of UK
They don't even use pounds they use euro ... And i choose Ireland over UK anytime any day. Reasons


Better infrastructure
Much safer
Less tax compared to uk
Nice and better weather


Even a British person would prefer to leave in Ireland over a England.. UK and England'is overrated. Still don't understand why people hype it alot here.. bad weather, ugly towns and cities, expensive, they tax you for literally everything you do, over populated and filled with Pakis and other Muslim migrants..


After Ireland I will choose south of France.. nice town to be precise.. beautiful weather, lot of foreigners and international students, nice people compared to other parts of France .. and beautiful plus a nice beach to chill during free days. South of France is really a place to be

Munamoqel:
My son got admitted to a University in the uk 9750 pounds and a college in Ireland 8000 euro which is better advice needed . Ireland look cheaper but look very expensive accommodation.

UK is overrated. He should go for Ireland. Besides, for UK, once he is done, it is park your load and go back to your country. They are only after students money. No pathway for residency.

Can one relocate with family with student visa to Ireland

desi10mi:
Can one relocate with family with student visa to Ireland

no dependant visa only for PhD students .among the disadvantage.

Mcslize:


UK is overrated. He should go for Ireland. Besides, for UK, once he is done, it is park your load and go back to your country. They are only after students money. No pathway for residency.

they have a Post study visa of 2 years .is there any path way in Ireland.

It depends....Accommodation is a big issue in Ireland. There is pathway to residence in Ireland. Ireland is quiet, peaceful, rural like compared to UK. Most of the cities in Ireland look like towns in comparison to cities in England except for Dublin and maybe Cork.

IT is hot in Ireland. So what's your son planning to study? Opportunity wise, there are quite a lot more opportunities in UK than Ireland. This is my own opinion

seunny4lif your attention is needed .. you know say na u be oga for this travel section.. oya come give us history of Ireland and UK
. so the woman can pick for her son

DannyFX2638:
seunny4lif your attention is needed .. you know say na u be oga for this travel section.. oya come give us history of Ireland and UK
. so the woman can pick for her son

Mmmmnm
Oga ke when @Justwise dey rule the kingdom
I will be bias oooh because I like Ireland oooh especially if you plan to have family in the future.
UK has more job opportunities for anyone but I hate to raise family.
More crimes

Mcslize:


UK is overrated. He should go for Ireland. Besides, for UK, once he is done, it is park your load and go back to your country. They are only after students money. No pathway for residency.

Not true..it seems u naturally hate UK .u cannot compare Ireland to UK in terms of opportunities as an immigrant. .There are pathways to PR for students in UK now more than Ireland.

Cashsteady:
Ireland is not in UK Mr Man.. it's a country on its own they fought their freedom out of UK
They don't even use pounds they use euro ... And i choose Ireland over UK anytime any day. Reasons

Better infrastructure
Much safer
Less tax compared to uk
Nice and better weather

Even a British person would prefer to leave in Ireland over a England.. UK and England'is overrated. Still don't understand why people hype it alot here.. bad weather, ugly towns and cities, expensive, they tax you for literally everything you do, over populated and filled with Pakis and other Muslim migrants..

After Ireland I will choose south of France.. nice town to be precise.. beautiful weather, lot of foreigners and international students, nice people compared to other parts of France .. and beautiful plus a nice beach to chill during free days. South of France is really a place to be

Respectfully, your take is nonsense. And France is not a healthy place for African people.

Cashsteady's posts

Cashsteady's entire post is literally exactly how a racist, ignorant, uneducated oyinbo from the UK babbles. There's no way a Nigerian or any black person wrote that.

Munamoqel:
no dependant visa only for PhD students .among the disadvantage.

Thanks for the prompt response

Munamoqel:
My son got admitted to a University in the uk 9750 pounds and a college in Ireland 8000 euro which is better advice needed . Ireland look cheaper but look very expensive accommodation.

8000 euros/year?

Pls what college/course is that? I would like to apply for it as well..

kakatrigga:


8000 euros/year?

Pls what college/course is that? I would like to apply for it as well..

Dorset College

Munamoqel:
My son got admitted to a University in the uk 9750 pounds and a college in Ireland 8000 euro which is better advice needed . Ireland look cheaper but look very expensive accommodation.

Hello, what course and level of education would your son be studying for?

But aside the above questions, UK is a bigger economy than Republic of Ireland. So more opportunities in UK than Ireland. Transition path to work permit is not that easy in Ireland save for folks in IT, Engineering and health related services.

Again, Dorset College is not a big school for that sum they are charging. If you considering a school for your child in Ireland, look more at government owned institutions. They are usually larger with more and solid faculty members.

Take this as a first hand experience. Regards.

niyogeol:
Hello, what course and level of education would your son be studying for?

But aside the above questions, UK is a bigger economy than Republic of Ireland. So more opportunities in UK than Ireland. Transition path to work permit is not that easy in Ireland save for folks in IT, Engineering and health related services.

Again, Dorset College is not a big school for that sum they are charging. If you considering a school for your child in Ireland, look more at government owned institutions. They are usually larger with more and solid faculty members.

Take this as a first hand experience. Regards.

thank for very much it a level 8 .we have narrow down to the uk is seem a better option from the advice I have gotten .God bless

niyogeol:
Hello, what course and level of education would your son be studying for?

But aside the above questions, UK is a bigger economy than Republic of Ireland. So more opportunities in UK than Ireland. Transition path to work permit is not that easy in Ireland save for folks in IT, Engineering and health related services.

Again, Dorset College is not a big school for that sum they are charging. If you considering a school for your child in Ireland, look more at government owned institutions. They are usually larger with more and solid faculty members.

Take this as a first hand experience. Regards.

international business .

niyogeol:
Hello, what course and level of education would your son be studying for?

But aside the above questions, UK is a bigger economy than Republic of Ireland. So more opportunities in UK than Ireland. Transition path to work permit is not that easy in Ireland save for folks in IT, Engineering and health related services.

Again, Dorset College is not a big school for that sum they are charging. If you considering a school for your child in Ireland, look more at government owned institutions. They are usually larger with more and solid faculty members.

Take this as a first hand experience. Regards.

Please I need your help. I got admission at Dorset college earlier this year, paid tuition fee but visa rejected. I've initiated tuition refund since then since there was no way forward with the visa rejection. It's been over 6 months now and they are yet to refund me. Please how can I go about this?

Cousin9999:
Ireland is in the UK.

Where is each university located (town/city)? You have to consider local economy, infrastructure, and living expenses.

ireland is not in uk but northern ireland is.

hasmuz:
Please I need your help. I got admission at Dorset college earlier this year, paid tuition fee but visa rejected. I've initiated tuition refund since then since there was no way forward with the visa rejection. It's been over 6 months now and they are yet to refund me. Please how can I go about this?

Hi. What is their excuse for the delay in refunding you?

niyogeol:
Hi. What is their excuse for the delay in refunding you?

At first, they just delayed the payment, nothing really as excuse. As time went by and I started pushing for it, they sent mail apologising that they had a lot of refunds to do and that's why it was taking time to do mine. After then they sent me a receipt that they've initiated the refund but the bank didn't process it, I checked with the bank and there was no issue. Since then it's been one excuse or the other or even silent treatment. Recently reached out again and they sent mail that they'll process it soon but it's taking too long for me.

hasmuz:


At first, they just delayed the payment, nothing really as excuse. As time went by and I started pushing for it, they sent mail apologising that they had a lot of refunds to do and that's why it was taking time to do mine. After then they sent me a receipt that they've initiated the refund but the bank didn't process it, I checked with the bank and there was no issue. Since then it's been one excuse or the other or even silent treatment. Recently reached out again and they sent mail that they'll process it soon but it's taking too long for me.

What is their refund policy? If you don’t know, go read their website. After reading, quote relevant points in the refund policy in a mail (strongly worded) stating that you will escalate the issue if it is not resolved within a week.

niyogeol:
What is their refund policy? If you don’t know, go read their website. After reading, quote relevant points in the refund policy in a mail (strongly worded) stating that you will escalate the issue if it is not resolved within a week.

Okay. Thank you. I really appreciate your response.