zolajpower:
Pls is there post diploma program ,say like an advance diploma courses?

Godwithme01:
You find all your answers at http://www.estonia.dreamapply.com

striker9:
No direct flight from Nigeria to Estonia,..

stevebent:
Pls guys can anyone give me the breakdown of the total money to be spent including trip to Egypt or india. Is there a direct flight from Nigeria to Estonia?

Godfavourme:


Says who?

Direct flight from Lagos to Tallinn might cost you BTW 500-600 euro though you may see it cheaper. The last one a friend bought was around that figure

LostCity:
Yet another question.
for those going through India.
Are we to go with health insurance ?
is it part of the required documents ?
If yes which one is recommended!
Ergo?swisscare?

LostCity:
Yet another question.
for those going through India.
Are we to go with health insurance ?
is it part of the required documents ?
If yes which one is recommended!
Ergo?swisscare?

yoyolagos:


You will apply for Long-stay (D) visa around 80 Euros

http://www.newdelhi.vm.ee/consular_information/dvisa


See Below:


Long-stay (D) visa


10.06.2014

Working Holiday visas for the citizens of Australia, New Zealand and Canada


According to the new Estonian Aliens Act from the October 1, 2010 a long-stay (D) visa is possible to apply for a number of reasons such as study, work or family relations.

A long-stay visa may be issued for single or multiple entries into Estonia with a period of stay up to six months and with a period of validity up to twelve months.

A long-stay visa should be applied in person only at the Estonian representations.

Documents to be submitted upon application for visa

a valid travel document which is issued within previous 10 years, contains at least two blank pages for visas and is valid at least 3 months after the expiration date of the visa;
a fully completed and signed application form (207.73 KB, PDF).
a photo (size 35x45 mm);
a insurance policy valid for Estonia or for the Schengen area with a coverage of at least 30.000 EUR for the entire duration of stay;
documents indicating the purpose of journey:
a confirmation letter from the host;
documents in relation to accommodation or proof of sufficient means to cover the accommodation;
a diplomatic note or confirmation letter from the international organization;
notice to appear;
international cargo service documents etc.
any information which supports an applicant intention to leave the Schengen area before the expiry of the visa;
documents proving the sufficient means of subsistence for the duration of the intended stay and for the return to the country of origin or residence (71€ for each day in Estonia);
a visa fee 80 € According to the regulation of Estonian Government, UKRAINIAN CITIZENS are exempt from paying the visa fee.

Bank accounts of the MINISTRY OF FINANCE for collecting visa fee are the following:
- SEB Pank р/с EE891010220034796011
SWIFT/BIC: EEUHEE2X

- Swedbank р/с EE932200221023778606
SWIFT/BIC: HABAEE2X

Reference number of the MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:
Review of visa applications – 2900073630
Long-stay visa for a short-term employment

Before applying a short-term employment must be registered at the Estonian Police- and Border Guard Board. An application for registration of short-term employment may be submitted in the following cases:

persons engaged in creative activities who work in a performing arts institution;
for working as a teacher or lecturer in an educational institution, which complies with requirements established by Estonian law;
for working as a scientist if the alien has appropriate professional training or experience;
for working as a sportsman, coach, referee or sports official for professional activities on the basis of an invitation from a respective sports federation;
for employment as a trainee in order to obtain vocational education intermediated by an educational institution or a student organization located abroad if this is a part of the relevant training programme;
in order to serve in the diplomatic representation of a foreign country with the permission of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs;
for working as an au pair;
for working as an expert, adviser or consultant providing that the alien has the required professional training;
for working as an installer of equipment or a skilled worker providing that the alien has the required professional training
for working as a seasonal worker processing agricultural products;
on the basis of an international agreement.
For more information about registration of a short-term employment, please visit Police- and Border Guard Board website.

Bank accounts of the MINISTRY OF FINANCE for collecting visa fee are the following:

- SEB Pank р/с EE891010220034796011
SWIFT/BIC: EEUHEE2X

- Swedbank р/с EE932200221023778606
SWIFT/BIC: HABAEE2X

Reference number of the MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:
Review of visa applications – 2900073630

A long-stay (D) visa enables to travel in the Schengen area for 90 days within the period of 180 days period under the same conditions as the holder of a residence permit.

Exceptions

Working Holiday visa for the citizens of Australia and New Zealand
Under the Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of the Republic of Estonia and the Governments of Australia and New Zealand visas are being issued, granting the right to work to 18-30 year old Australian and New Zealand citizens, who may stay in Estonia for up to a year. The work done within that period has to contribute to the main purpose of stay in the country, namely to recreation in Estonia; and those using the opportunity must not work for the same employer longer than three months. The citizens of Australia and New Zealand willing to benefit from the application of those Agreements have to apply for D type visa at the Estonian representation which is handling visa applications.
More information: Australia; New Zealand (181.88 KB, PDF)

Working Holiday visa for the citizens of Canada
Under the Bilateral Youth Mobility Agreement between Canada and Estonia visas are being issued, granting the right to work to 18-35 year old Canadian citizens, who may stay in Estonia for up to a year. The citizens of Canada willing to benefit from the application of this Agreement have to apply for D type visa at the Estonian representation which is handling visa applications.
More information: Youth mobility agreement

Application form (207.73 KB, PDF)

Godfavourme:


Trip to India :- ticket shd be BTW 280-300+, you will go with 500-700dollars (optional)

Yes, there's direct flight from Nigeria to Estonia.

Direct flight from Lagos to Tallinn might cost you BTW 500-600 euro though you may see it cheaper. The last one a friend bought was around that figure

ansahmav:
Name: Mayviz
Admitted to: Euroakadeemia
Intended Program: Msc Environmental Protection
Nationality: Ghanaian

Hello Room, decided to pass by and introduce ma self as ive been a ghost member for too long. Ive already gotten admission, paid the enrollement fee and recieved my letter of elroment. I intend to go the india route, almost done with ma documentation and intend to apply for the E-visa (india) next week. Are there fellow class mates in the house Msc EP? Gotten admission or awaiting responds

chizyraky:


Here I am but awaiting; Msc EP. I've not heard from NARIC yet. Congratulations on your admission. I pray I get a good news too. My first degree is Electrical/Electronics Engineering with a 3.46 CGPA. I just pray it's up to what they are looking for.

striker9:
Your cgpa ain't bad at all,you will get a positive news,just stay calm and get your other docs ready so u won't be caught unaware.

chizyraky:


Thanks a lot. What other docs are you talking about? Cos I honestly won't want to be caught unawares. Please enlighten me on the docs.

striker9:
If you will be going through India route then should get your previous education docs authenticated at MOE and MOFA .....

chizyraky:


But I heard people going through Abuja doesn't need that. I renewed my passport in Abuja and I stay in Abuja too.

ananaosei:


Beautiful people! Happy sunday, hope you're all enjoying everything bit of it. Somewhere in Accra listening to country music and being confued-_-). Kindly assist if you can.

stuck between these two visa as a Bsc student. THE D VISA which could be downloaded and filled with a pen and THE SCHENGEN VISA which could be filled online with 13 pages. i have read previously that Bsc doesnt qualify for the schengen visa but yet previous post suggest this 13 pages of forms must be filled (mandatory)

would it be okay to download fill the D visa form and ignore the 13 pages of forms that needs to be filled online?

striker9:
People going through Abuja don't need NDLEA CLEARANCE but authentication of docs is necessary, you are lucky residing in Abj ..

chizyraky:


Thank you so much for this info. Is it only my Bsc cert that I need to authenticate or are there other documents that I need to go with? Does it attract any fee/payment?

striker9:
If you feel the need to authenticate your o level certificate too no problem, I think its 1k per doc,250naira for form and 600naira will be paid to bank. You can look up Lostcity s comment about authentication ,I'm sure you will get enough info there.

chizyraky:


Thank you so much for this info. Is it only my Bsc cert that I need to authenticate or are there other documents that I need to go with? Does it attract any fee/payment?

LostCity:
May GOD crown our endeavours with success Ameen

chizyraky:
House please I want to ask a question. Why is everyone going only through india??

Who has ever gone through egypt? OR is there anyone going through egypt here

striker9:
Some went through Egypt, Georgia,Turkey and London.But there are more success stories with India.If you have the connection to try other route then its a welcome development but India is kinda easy compared to Egypt,I can't say for Turkey.

chizyraky:


OK thanks a lot. Well why I asked is that Indian application fee is crazy....113k when Egypt is about 50k plus

chizyraky:


OK thanks a lot. Well why I asked is that Indian application fee is crazy....113k when Egypt is about 50k plus