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| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by xp17(m): 9:38pm On Jun 02, 2015 |
chisco82:thanks bro. I don't really have time during the weekdays, I'm only free on weekends, hence going to China would be difficult for now. I'll have to wait till Nigeria passport officials come over. For now, I'll use my USA passport , that can get me to China without visa, but can't get me to Nigeria. When I finally make up my mind, I might fly to ghana, then get my Nigerian passport done there.This would be stressful though. Pls you guys should get me inform whenever those Nigeria officials come here. Cc :acadollar |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by acadollar(m): 1:23am On Jun 03, 2015 |
emmanuel90:Daehan is not a passage way to Korea |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by acadollar(m): 3:47am On Jun 03, 2015 |
milkydaddy:Send ure documents to the email on this thread.i just put the email last wk but you won't read the thread. |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by PURITYMYPRIDE(m): 4:52am On Jun 03, 2015 |
acadollar,i saw the email but i am not sure which documents to send.pls can you list them .thanks |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by PURITYMYPRIDE(m): 4:56am On Jun 03, 2015 |
@mi'kydaddy,the new email is :Imbababa@naver.com.Good morning bro. 1 Like |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by acadollar(m): 5:58am On Jun 03, 2015 |
PURITYMYPRIDE:Read the thread guys, the requirement is in the thread |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by acadollar(m): 6:21am On Jun 03, 2015 |
Visa rules eased for foreign graduates 음성듣기 By Jung Min-ho The Ministry of Justice eased visa restrictions Tuesday for foreigners with a Korean college degree in an effort to keep more international talent in the country. The policy change will enable foreigners who have earned bachelor’s or higher degrees in Korea to get an E-7 (designated activities) visa, even if what they do in the workplace is unrelated to their major. Previously, that relevancy was required. A GPA of at least 3.0, a national certificate and recommendations of professors are no longer required from foreigners to apply for a D-10 (job seeking) visa. Also, the length of stay for D-10 visa holders has been extended from one to two years. Meanwhile, obtaining permanent residency in Korea has become easier. Foreigners who received their bachelor’s degree in science or engineering in Korea are now eligible to get permanent residency if they lived here for more than three years and their annual salary is higher than Korea’s per capita gross national income (GNI). In 2013, that was $26,205. Previously, the opportunity for permanent residency was limited to foreigners that studied one of only nine programs in college ― IT, technology management, nanotechnology, digital electronics, biotechnology, transport, new material, environment and energy. Those who earned their master’s or a higher degree in Korea are eligible to get permanent residency regardless of their majors, if they lived in Korea more than three years and their annual salary is higher than the GNI per capita. The D-9 (international trading) visas will be issued for foreigners that invested more than 100 million won ($91,000) into Korea as long as they have a master’s or higher degree from here. Degree-seeking students in their master’s or doctor’s program are now allowed to bring two of their immediate family members or spouse to Korea after the first six months. The number of foreign students in Korea has increased to 86,410 in 2014, a 6.7 percent increase from 80,985 in 2009. “We expect more foreign talent to help boost the economy,” a ministry official said. As part of its efforts to tackle the nation’s declining labor force, the ministry is expected to continue to open more doors for foreign talent. In December, the government said it also plans to relax the current points-based system to give permanent residency to more talented foreign workers. As the nation’s birth rate remains stubbornly low at 1.19 children per woman, many concerns have been raised that it could seriously erode the national economy’s growth potential. The rate is one of the lowest in the world, along with Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau and Singapore. The government believes that the working age population is 73 percent of the nation’s total this year ― the highest rate ever, but it is expected to decrease from 2017. If the government’s efforts to boost the birth rate continue to be futile, many experts say that the only other way to keep the country afloat is attracting more foreign talent. 7 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by cybug: 8:38am On Jun 03, 2015 |
^^^ nice one 1 Like |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by emmanuel90(m): 11:19am On Jun 03, 2015 |
acadollar:lol...I used words wrongly there...but still most peeps here are talkin bout daehan....Do u recommend i take a language course first? |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by emmanuel90(m): 11:25am On Jun 03, 2015 |
PURITYMYPRIDE:My guy abeg when u see the req, just repaste am...me sef dey find am.thanks |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by judith989(f): 2:55pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
please apart from GIST and UNIST are there any other korean universities that do not require application fee  |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by acadollar(m): 3:16pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
judith989:Sorry dear, personally i have not reasearched about that. Make some research |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by acadollar(m): 3:52pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
Cc: milkdaddy, PURITYMYPRIDE Transcript. Bsc or Hnd result. Family certificate( A document showing your family tree starting from your dad to the least person). Data page of your intl passport. Parents ID card. Waec or Neco Bank Statement of 10kusd Birth cerificate. NOTE: All certificates must be notarized. 1 Like |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by milkydaddy(m): 5:58pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
[quote author=acadollar post=34387878]Cc: milkdaddy, PURITYMYPRIDE Transcript. Bsc or Hnd result.Tanx 4 d info.bt hw can i get my certificate notarize.wia n hw? |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by milkydaddy(m): 6:04pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
@Acadolla n other guru in d hauze.kindly help me on how,where and cost of getting my certificate notarize urgent reponse plz. |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by georgesegun87: 6:35pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
My oga can I notorize in high court or only MFA,were can I get family certificate Transcript. Bsc or Hnd result. Family certificate( A document showing your family tree starting from your dad to the least person). Data page of your intl passport. Parents ID card. Waec or Neco Bank Statement of 10kusd Birth cerificate. NOTE: All certificates must be notarized. [/quote] |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by PURITYMYPRIDE(m): 7:30pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
To our own acadollar i say thank you.You are a good man. |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by bikerboy1(m): 10:47pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
accadollar you are doing great. keep it up. |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by suwonpo: 11:24pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
milkydaddy: firstly visit ministry of education, authentication department(8th floor) and authenticate, per copy is 300naira i think, you will have to make payment to bank, after which you take same document to MFA, legalization, per page cost 1000naira. both MINISTRIES in ABUJA 2 Likes |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by milkydaddy(m): 3:01am On Jun 04, 2015 |
[quote author=suwonpo post=34403487] firstly visit ministry of education, authentication department(8th floor) and authenticate, per copy is 300naira i think, you will have to make payment to bank,Plz i nid direction frm lagos to d place in abj |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by Pasca07: 6:45am On Jun 04, 2015 |
suwonpo:hmmm so far it's notarise of certificate,i think federal high court is the best option......unless if it is authenticate and legalise of certs then that person can proceed to ministry of education and foreign affairs at abuja |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by Enitsua3M(m): 8:25am On Jun 04, 2015 |
How do I get to legalise my 2014/2015 GCE WAEC Result print out, I couldn't get the original certificate cos it's not yet available. Pls is it possible for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to legalise the computer print out. |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by Enitsua3M(m): 8:29am On Jun 04, 2015 |
Pasca07:How do I get to legalise my 2014/2015 GCE WAEC Result print out, I couldn't get the original certificate cos it's not yet available. Pls is it possible for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to legalise the computer print out. I need it for studying in India & the embassy requests for it. Thanks |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by Pasca07: 10:08am On Jun 04, 2015 |
Enitsua3M:take it to the ministry of foreign affairs and legalise it but if it is certificate u must authenticate it at ministry of education before u proceed to Ministry of foreign affair to legalise it.......... |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by Enitsua3M(m): 11:18am On Jun 04, 2015 |
Pasca07:It is not the certificate, it is just the result print out, went to WAEC & they said the results isn't ready. |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by milkydaddy(m): 12:28pm On Jun 04, 2015 |
Gurus in d hauz,kindly direct me how to travel 4rm lagos to abuja 2 hav my docs notarize. |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by sheguru(f): 1:04pm On Jun 04, 2015 |
milkydaddy: Join a bus that is heading to abj from any major park in Lagos, when you enter abj, you need to then pick a cab and tell the cab ministry of education, the cab will take you there directly. The whole process is not a one day thing, as you need to go to federal ministry of foreign affairs very early in the morning after you are done with ministry of education. Hope you have somewhere to sTay in abj. |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by PURITYMYPRIDE(m): 1:12pm On Jun 04, 2015 |
Cant he notarize his documents at lagos(federal high court)❓Must he do it at ministry of education abuja❓ |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by sheguru(f): 2:15pm On Jun 04, 2015 |
PURITYMYPRIDE: Notarization is different from legalization. If its notarization it can be done in courts in any city but if legalization its where abuja and ministry of education and foreign affairs comes to play. Schools in SK that I researched requires legalization of documents for post graduate studies. Am not 100% certain for language studies, will find out later tonight. |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by georgesegun87: 2:20pm On Jun 04, 2015 |
@accadollar pls how much is d registration fees for daehan theological university,Can I notorize am document at federal high court, can I also uses age decleartioin as my birth certifacte,how do we pay d registration fees.tnks very urgent pls |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by milkydaddy(m): 5:05pm On Jun 04, 2015 |
PURITYMYPRIDE:Datz nice question lookin @ d stress,risks & d costs.itz much & besides i dont knw any1 in Abj. |
| Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by georgesegun87: 5:25pm On Jun 04, 2015 |
Pls frd how do u get visa to south Korea xp17: |
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