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Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Segunagagu(m): 12:14pm On Jan 28 |
Hi Guys. This is a new Ireland Study Visa thread, as the old one was removed. Please all new students in Ireland, and also prospective students that are aspiring to come to Ireland, this thread is for you. Also, for we that has been here for some time, let's try our best to help new students settle down, give them advice, let them about stuffs that will benefit them that we didn't get to know. Let's help them feel lucky please. For myself, I came to Ireland 5 years ago, and a lot has happened. Please feel free to ask questions and we will be able to help you. Apologies guys, the above might not be put together very well, but I just quickly wrote this as I was busy. Thanks! 7 Likes |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Nbote(m): 12:17pm On Jan 28 |
How can one go about working or studying in Ireland 1 Like |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Dedewizzy(m): 12:17pm On Jan 28 |
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Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Headward: 12:56pm On Jan 28 |
I'm so glad seeing this. Thank you OP please are schools in Ireland cheap also, can one come with spouse and what is the best program for HND graduate willing to move through study route. Thank you 1 Like |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by lightdream: 1:15pm On Jan 28 |
Thanks for the thread. 1 Like |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by jgbemson1: 1:45pm On Jan 28 |
I need more info about Ireland 1 Like |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by OkanlawonB(m): 2:13pm On Jan 28 |
@Segunagagu, after the UK, the Irish Republic is the next country with a significant population of Nigerians in Europe. Some remote counties like Louth and Donegal has also some nigerian presence. I do believe that some of these residents are on nairaland and it will keep this thread more alive and active if the thread is so titled that such people can relate to it and make contributions to the thread. Please if possible edit the title to make it more inclusive. |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Segunagagu(m): 7:16pm On Jan 28 |
Nbote:Hi Bro. from experience. as u have mentioned. those two ways are the best and legit way to live in ireland. the easiest one is through the study route. for work, this will depend on your skills, as i have few friends that came through that route. bro i am always tell them they are the luckiest, and i am jealous of them. loool. cos they dont have to do a masters and pay like 13k plus like most of us did. With the work route, you wont believe there are company that will tell you document any money u spent from the day they started talking you, and they will refund everything to you when you get to ireland. some of my friends got like 12k cashback. u can just imagine that. But like i said, your skill!!!!!. my friends are in the finance, audit, tax industry. But recently, i heard that the irish govt has open another work visa again for non skilled as well, for carpenters and all these labour jobs too. so its nice. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Segunagagu(m): 7:25pm On Jan 28 |
Headward: Schools are not cheap in ireland o. and also for HND, i think you will have to do a diploma first before you can do a masters. and thats like extra money seperately for a diploma. if u are doing a diploma maybe in a IT course and u are lucky enough to get a job that will sponsor u even before u finish the 1 year diploma, then u can leave masters. i had collegues back then in school that got job before we finished our masters and company sponsored them and they forfeited the masters, because u will have to work full time, and u cant do that on a student visa. and for the spouse matter, u cant come with spouse to ireland. if they do that one. ireland is going to like uk. hahahahha 2 Likes |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Segunagagu(m): 7:32pm On Jan 28 |
OkanlawonB: ohh really. thats nice!!!. i have actually never been to louth or donegal before. and as for me i dont really keep friends or have any. as for the title. i was thinking of that too. i wont mind if u can suggest a nice title tbh. it will be good. so i will be waiting!! 1 Like |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Headward: 7:50pm On Jan 28 |
Segunagagu: Oh okay. Thank you so much sir. I appreciate alot |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by OkanlawonB(m): 8:57pm On Jan 28 |
Segunagagu: Thanks for your response, maybe "Ireland Study Visa thread & General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland" |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Segunagagu(m): 10:34pm On Jan 28 |
OkanlawonB:Nice!!! |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Doublej805: 10:18am On Jan 29 |
Please how can I come to Ireland through study... Segunagagu: |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Zealoy(m): 8:38pm On Jan 30 |
Pls how can someone with only ND come to ireland for studies? |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by ICaSNg(f): 9:11pm On Jan 30 |
Zealoy: Apply to 2nd year programs in colleges or universities like ATU; TUS, DBS etc based on your budget of course. 1 Like |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Buez: 11:52pm On Jan 30 |
Segunagagu: Hello brother, greetings. please can you put me through on the necessary things i need to apply for universities in ireland? also, which of the universities are ok and cheap? can i come in with a dependant? because i will be coming in for masters program. please kindly help me with all this in your spare time. cheeers bro |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by khadii1: 9:47am On Jan 31 |
I read wrongly |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Segunagagu(m): 8:40pm On Jan 31 |
Hello brother, greetings. please can you put me through on the necessary things i need to apply for universities in ireland? also, which of the universities are ok and cheap? can i come in with a dependant? because i will be coming in for masters program. please kindly help me with all this in your spare time. cheeers bro[/quote] hey bro, applying to universities in ireland is pretty striaghtforward. if all the necessary requirement are met, u will be granted your visa. talking of cheap, i am not sure about that, most schools in ireland require you to pay you school fee in full immediately you have been granted admission. that will be around 12k. after the schorlaship has been deducted. so it depends if that is cheap to uor not. for schools like ucd or trinity, u will be look at nothing less than 20k. so it depends. and no, you cant come with a dependant. thanks |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by StellyA: 2:21am On Feb 01 |
Hello, please can one with a 2.2 apply to schools like UDC for masters? |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Republic001: 11:26pm On Feb 02 |
Thanks guys for this recreation of this group it wud really help new intakes a lot...pls am about to re apply again for my for a new intake into another school In Ireland...High rate and scarcity of accomodation in Dublin make me not to.appeal my Application last year..pls accomodation still on the hike or it has been resolved |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by laurelbae(f): 5:49pm On Feb 03 |
Any medical laboratory Scientist here? |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by vera202(m): 3:38pm On Feb 04 |
Any space for a Medical Doctor |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by ramon212: 12:04pm On Feb 05 |
Segunagagu: Could you say what courses of study (Masters) are good to relatively guarantee job after study and how does their study route work? |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by ramon212: 12:09pm On Feb 05 |
ICaSNg: What's the pay like in Ireland is it standard like Germany and UK ? |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Segunagagu(m): 12:57am On Feb 07 |
StellyA: Hello. Sorry for the late reply. So busy. Hmmmm. For schools like ucd U mean. I am not sure if they take 2:2. But you can check that online anyways just to be sure. |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Segunagagu(m): 12:58am On Feb 07 |
Republic001: Awww. Sorry to hear that. Accommodation is still scarce to be honest. But it's easier to find shared spaces than single ones |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Segunagagu(m): 1:00am On Feb 07 |
laurelbae: Are U asking about jobs? |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Segunagagu(m): 1:01am On Feb 07 |
vera202: Of course. It's in high demand bro. Do your research. I have friends that working here as doctors that came in from their respective countries and we're all sponsored. 1 Like |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by Segunagagu(m): 1:02am On Feb 07 |
ramon212: mostly alll IT courses. Finance. If U Major in tax, audit and other specific areas. You will get jobs. Post study work visa is 2 years |
Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by ramon212: 1:48am On Feb 07 |
Segunagagu: thank you. After the 2 years post study visa what next because 2 years post isn't enough for permanent residency and also do their universities take 2:2 for masters? 1 Like 1 Share |
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