beebee5000:


Studying medicine here in Germany is not easy, your German skills need to be at least C1 and must have a minimum of 1.3 in your Abitur. For foreign students you have to pass through Studienkolleg. And Studienkolleg is another topic for another day.
You cant study medicine in English.

nevilbot:
I am finding it difficult to find a job in Frankfurt cus I don't speak German and d immigration office here only extend for one year so I need a job seriously.

Any help from any one WO has a link would be very helpful and appreciated cus I can't call hhome for money again oo after d sacrifice dey already made to get me 2.3m .guys in Germany plz help a broda oooo

nevilbot:
I am finding it difficult to find a job in Frankfurt cus I don't speak German and d immigration office here only extend for one year so I need a job seriously.

Any help from any one WO has a link would be very helpful and appreciated cus I can't call hhome for money again oo after d sacrifice dey already made to get me 2.3m .guys in Germany plz help a broda oooo

naijadove:


Thanks for the info, however, he needs to know all it takes, he is currently taking german classes here, he does know that he can't study medicine in english. what i would like to clarify is if he has to have a first degree or a studienkolleg will do. what is the process for a studienkolleg.
in the uk, medical students first get a degree before proceeding to medical school.

thanks

nevilbot:
I am finding it difficult to find a job in Frankfurt cus I don't speak German and d immigration office here only extend for one year so I need a job seriously.

Any help from any one WO has a link would be very helpful and appreciated cus I can't call hhome for money again oo after d sacrifice dey already made to get me 2.3m .guys in Germany plz help a broda oooo

Toby77:
https://www.daad.de/deutschland/nach-deutschland/bewerbung/en/9199-visa-application/
Please House,
This talk of an applicant visa where one applies by confirmation of application, is that applicable at the german embassy here in Lagos? I would love guys that have gone through the process to speak on this. I was contemplating going to the embassy itself to make enquiries but was told I won't be allowed entry, so that's why am here asking.

Akoachere:
Hello to the house.Please my brother has applied for a language course for me in Germany and is telling me that I will only have admission into the language program for now without a university admission,and that when I get to Germany I can enroll to any course of my choice after the program without leaving Germany. Please guys help me,how true is the information?
Thanks

Akoachere:
Please house,my sponsor is in Berlin and doesn't know anything about getting the sponsorship letter.Please what office is he supposed to go to in Berlin and what is he supposed to take along.must he go with a bank statement?

Akoachere:
Hello to the house.Please my brother has applied for a language course for me in Germany and is telling me that I will only have admission into the language program for now without a university admission,and that when I get to Germany I can enroll to any course of my choice after the program without leaving Germany.Please guys help me,how true is the information?
Thanks

Eke40seven:


My friend Seunstein, was at the embassy recently and he saw someone who specifically went to make enquiries about the same issue and he was told categorically that its not allowed or won't be accepted.
Anyone with contrary experience can narrate his/her own experience


Well, my advise is that if you take the decision at the end of the day make sure you apply for STUDENT visa instead of language visa and in addition to that in my OWN OPINION, try to apply for schools and take the evidence of your applications and acceptance when going for your interview as further proof of your genuine intents and evidence that you are actually going to school after your language studies.


Tell him to go to the alien/foreigners office in his administrative unit or local government and book appointment (I think booking appointment in Berlin is done online, he can clarify that), scan the data page of your passport and some may ask for a scan copy of your admission letter and some may not ask.


My 2 cowries!

God bless you all!
Thanks very much bros

Akoachere:


Please bros on the sponsors part,what does he need to take along as his own personal documents and please how much must he have as monthly salary.Please sorry for asking so many questions.

Eke40seven:

He should call the office up to know what other thing he may be in required to take along or simply visit their office, it shouldn't be far at all from his residence because they are in every LG.
The documents may slightly vary for each offices or even in individual cases (my sponsor said he was told to bring evidence of the payment of his child's fees and some other things I don't understand)
However, generally, I think he is suppose to take along his international passport or may be residence permit, and his bank statement.
Generally, you are required to earn at least a net amount of €1500 monthly.
Hope you find it useful.
Good luck!

pricelessmr:


I also noticed that working in hospitals, labs, or areas with hazardous substances/ tools require good German atleast B2.

Sometimes I wonder if I can ever be fluent in German and how long it'll take. I know a lady who didn't understand a word in German on arrival in Germany, learnt d language, did her masters in Medical Physics in German. Amazingly, her written and spoken German is top class. She's now married to a native.

beebee, the way u split German even b4 traveling to Germany is a morale booster for Nigerians to learn d language. But e bi like say age is telling on me. lol

nevilbot:
I am finding it difficult to find a job in Frankfurt cus I don't speak German and d immigration office here only extend for one year so I need a job seriously.

Any help from any one WO has a link would be very helpful and appreciated cus I can't call hhome for money again oo after d sacrifice dey already made to get me 2.3m .guys in Germany plz help a broda oooo

dolpaz:


You see what I tell people about learning the German language at least at the A1 level. God bless you Beebee for the little inspiration..I was really glad to see you that day with your spoken German top notch... I felt like a baby learning to speak Lil . anyway, am seriously advancing everyday and watching German movies also helps. I can converse with long sentences and also understand the verbs and conjugations. Now, back to Nevilbot, I pray you find a job asap. I know its not gonna be easy but do yourself a favour by applying for language course whilst you study and Job hunt. anyway, what's your field? if you are from an IT field, visit this site: http://t3n.de/jobs/ you'll find a whole lot of IT jobs there.. else, keep searching bro. God will see you through.

have a blessed week y'all

nevilbot:
I am finding it difficult to find a job in Frankfurt cus I don't speak German and d immigration office here only extend for one year so I need a job seriously.

Any help from any one WO has a link would be very helpful and appreciated cus I can't call hhome for money again oo after d sacrifice dey already made to get me 2.3m .guys in Germany plz help a broda oooo

naijaobi:

dats not true dude. I hope u r not looking for office job o. I remember i once sent you pm as a Nigerian living in the same state Hessen, but you ignored me. Well thats alright. All i can tell you is to find some Nigerians living in frankfurt, they'll put you thru.

My 2 kobo.

Donxavier:
Please house, what's the application timelines like? peeps already in Germo, when did you apply and when did your softcopy admission letter arrive? This wait is overkiliing abeg

Eke40seven:

German admission is not centralised so different schools or even department have the sole responsibility of giving admission as their schedule suits them. So some can take as short as several days while some can take weeks or even over a month. and it may also depend on when you apply.


@baggylips bachelor na bachelor na

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My brothers and sisters, don't forget that yours sincerely is still facing some mind destabilizing challenge as he types and post.
Don't forget to mutter some words of prayer for a brother before you sleep in the night or when you wake up in the morning or walking on the road.

The only thing keeping a brother going now is just that strong faith on the unfailing power of God.
Gos bless y'all.

Eke40seven:


My friend Seunstein, was at the embassy recently and he saw someone who specifically went to make enquiries about the same issue and he was told categorically that its not allowed or won't be accepted.
Anyone with contrary experience can narrate his/her own experience


Well, my advise is that if you take the decision at the end of the day make sure you apply for STUDENT visa instead of language visa and in addition to that in my OWN OPINION, try to apply for schools and take the evidence of your applications and acceptance when going for your interview as further proof of your genuine intents and evidence that you are actually going to school after your language studies.


Tell him to go to the alien/foreigners office in his administrative unit or local government and book appointment (I think booking appointment in Berlin is done online, he can clarify that), scan the data page of your passport and some may ask for a scan copy of your admission letter and some may not ask.


My 2 cowries!

God bless you all!

dolpaz:


Very soon brother, you shall testify..

Alles Gute

Eke40seven:

Amen

Eke40seven:


If you have your whole transcript from year one to final year then please use it because it improves your chances a lot and also use your secondary school result too.
Am not really clear about the internship thing, but only less than 1% of German school offering a Bsc programme will ask you to get Internship compulsorily first...the thing is, if you don't meet the criteria for school A, move over to school B, that's the beauty of German academic system.
If you are looking for a detailed advise, read at least the last 100 pages of the thread as an appetizer cos you will find it very useful.
No time to waste brother.


Since the person is not her husband, mother, father, child and so cannot apply for family reunion, (which even has its own challenge) the best option in my opinion for her to stay LEGALLY on a LONG TERM basis in Germany is through student visa..That will also open doors for you in the future.
Let the person rather get her an obligation letter of sponsorship and let her start applying for schools right away.

My two cowries!