ibrahimovic303:
IMPORTANT POST!!!

Please ignore this if you are not interested!

A lot of you on this thread are aware that I am an aspiring football agent here in Finland, so I am glad to tell someone who could be reading this that I have a relationship ongoing with a football academy in Northern Finland with affiliations in Spain. This information is for wealthy families in Nigeria and Africa who are willing to pay the fees for their aspiring footballers to be trained professionally here in Finland or in Spain, in the process, they will play against the best across Europe over a 3-month period, whereupon if they are good enough, they will be signed!

Everyone is scared of being scammed...Here is my take: As soon as I verify you or your family´s seriousness, i will board a train from Vaasa here to Northern Finland where all parties will be in a video call, and you will see and hear first hand from players who have come here via same package...I can also tell you that some super eagles legends are prominent in this academy live in Northern Finland, and will be in the video conference as soon as serious people are involved....The second alternative to players who will come here via this package without paying a DIME are those with special talents (Barcelona Standard), and the academy will absolutely scrutinize these before preparing travel documents etc...

Spread the word then....! Contact me on serious inquiries only!


Signed
Zlatan

How do i apply for this stuff @zlatan

finally, finally, page 1-50 read already and every page was a go.

thanks boss Ibra for this platform as I have learned a lot and infinitely ready to light up my journey.

Charlesluiz:



How do i apply for this stuff @zlatan

PM me...hopefully you are very serious..

mrLj:
finally, finally, page 1-50 read already and every page was a go.

thanks boss Ibra for this platform as I have learned a lot and infinitely ready to light up my journey.

Wow really? Congrats! In my time I had followed Travel threads like mad and made lots of friends from here, we even formed a Whatsapp group where we updated each other about our progress....just a faceless group of really young Nigerians wanting to migrate at all cost.....Those guys are scattered around Europe now and we still dey yarn wella....It just boils down to how serious one is to actually move, nothing more....

ibrahimovic303:



Wow really? Congrats! In my time I had followed Travel threads like mad and made lots of friends from here, we even formed a Whatsapp group where we updated each other about our progress....just a faceless group of really young Nigerians wanting to migrate at all cost.....Those guys are scattered around Europe now and we still dey yarn wella....It just boils down to how serious one is to actually move, nothing more....

True statements there, boss.

I have been seriously doing in-depth research and have a list of schools I will be applying to ranging from universities in Finland, Norway, Estonia, Sweden Lithuania and Iceland with a major focus on MSc in finance and MBA because I am a graduate of Accountancy.
However, I will like you to confirm this for me; Does Finland immigration law for student require you to transfer the living cost to a block account or just a bank statement with sufficient funding to the consulate will do?
And secondly, how much is the required or better still, advisable amount to have as funding?

I do respect the way you have been consistent on here because categorically I understand only great minds do what you have been doing as I have relatives abroad who don't pick call or reply messages again.

Ggetter50:

You are not restricted to any working hours in Estonia, no limitations so far it doesn't affect your education. So, students do lots of hours to earn more.

Many blacks work in office in Estonia, working with multinational companies like APL, Arvato, Verif, TransferWise, Taxify, Wolts, DPD, ABB, Myjar, Monese, and more while some other students work in Bakery, Hotels, Laundry. It's very hard to seeing International students without any reasonable thing doing to make a living.

In Finland, it's rare to seeing black people working in offices like in Estonia, but your journey towards citizenship and amount of money you earn in Finland is better than Estonia. Day to day activities is easier in Estonia because of the technology compare to Finland. While both countries are tech savvy, Finland is more manual and to me, it's a little bit stressful compare to Estonia. If you have experienced both countries, you will know that, there is little or no difference in buying raw food stuffs in both places, especially if you are buying food from Lidl in Finland, you can actually compare that to Estonia. Meat is generally cheaper in Estonia, as well as buying fast food from the restaurant compare to Finland.

If you don't have huge money to put inside your account for Finland, Estonia is better as your chances of getting visa is high. But again, they don't have embassy in Nigeria. Ain't an excuse anyway because many Nigerian students have scaled through the hurdle.

To others, if anyone of you have access to Poland, Hungary, or Portugal, please go for it. We all have different budget and fingers are not equal. Don't be afraid that your life will be worst in the so called "second class European countries" but be happy that your life will start to getting better. These countries are ×5 better than Nigeria, and actually a stepping stone to greatness. Someone says Poland is cold, anyway, that's not actually a cold compare to Norway, Finland, Sweden, and Estonia. If that is your fear, then the Northern Europe ain't for you.

To be frank, more than 50% International students in Europe (Non-English speaking countries) are aspiring to relocate to English speaking countries. You are restricted to some opportunities because of language, but this is not what you can be scared of as many guys are really making it based on hard work and determination. Combining studies with work is not easy, but I bet you it is 100% doable.

I wish everyone all the best!

You definitely know Estonia very well ......

ibrahimovic303:



I dey always get agbo jedi from Iya Ojo direct from Festac and I be gym freak so these na once once

Send that Jedi come Tallinn

Mechatronika:


Thank you Ggetter50. Can I be granted a work permit from any other Schengen Country while still studying in Hungary?

The main purpose of your permit in Hungary is for studies, finish your studies before thinking of getting a work permit from another Schengen country.

Saintsquare:
Send that Jedi come Tallinn

Lol...If i hear ...U sef you know say Naija things na gold for us when dey here

ibrahimovic303:


Lol...If i hear ...U sef you know say Naija things na gold for us when dey here

The way I take manage my ijebu garri ehn, na last 2 weeks the garri kaput . And for the Jedi issue, lime and ginger na good replacement

Guess who’s live in the HIFK game tonight to scout some Africans...

How una dey??

ibrahimovic303:
How una dey??

We ar fine oh..
I want to learn how to speak finnish language... Seems my heart is there after goin thru dis thread.

DMPaulSr:

We ar fine oh..
I want to learn how to speak finnish language... Seems my heart is there after goin thru dis thread.

Not bad...google up ”tasteoffinish” and start from there...also go on Youtube

ibrahimovic303:


Not bad...google up ”tasteoffinish” and start from there...also go on Youtube

Alryt boss..
I'll like to go with study visa, hope i can adjust it to PR?

DMPaulSr:

Alryt boss..
I'll like to go with study visa, hope i can adjust it to PR?

Yep

ibrahimovic303:

Yep

Finnish is too hard mehn.... Seriously, i wondr hw u did it... I neva even start, to quit just dy hungry me.

DMPaulSr:

Finnish is too hard mehn....
Seriously, i wondr hw u did it...
I neva even start, to quit just dy hungry me.

It’s tough, very tough...But it’ll make life easier for you when you come here...Also remember that what you are learning is ”kirjakieli” and here Finns speak ”puhukieli” which is sort of like learning English language because you are planning to move to Nigeria, but settling down in Warri where they speak pidgin English however, if you are sure you are migrating here and maybe to Vaasa or Swedish areas of Finland, then with Swedish you will cope too...It’s a lot easier and belong to same family tree as English, I’m even learning it in my free time here as I wan turn omotor for the whole Scandanavia as in Finnish+ Swedish+ of course English here and little French from my secondary school days....I actually speak 3 Nigerian languages (Igbo, Delta Igbo, Urhobo) and little yoruba which I won’t count cos it is too basic...so 6 languages in total!

ibrahimovic303:


It’s tough, very tough...But it’ll make life easier for you when you come here...Also remember that what you are learning is ”kirjakieli” and here Finns speak ”puhukieli” which is sort of like learning English language because you are planning to move to Nigeria, but settling down in Warri where they speak pidgin English however, if you are sure you are migrating here and maybe to Vaasa or Swedish areas of Finland, then with Swedish you will cope too...It’s a lot easier and belong to same family tree as English, I’m even learning it in my free time here as I wan turn omotor for the whole Scandanavia as in Finnish+ Swedish+ of course English here and little French from my secondary school days....I actually speak 3 Nigerian languages (Igbo, Delta Igbo, Urhobo) and little yoruba which I won’t count cos it is too basic...so 6 languages in total!

E no easy at all..
I even wonda if i'm pronouncin the words well.. Learnin finnish is a struggle on it's own..
Just learnt the basic; days, months and numbers.

DMPaulSr:

E no easy at all..
I even wonda if i'm pronouncin the words well.. Learnin finnish is a struggle on it's own..
Just learnt the basic; days, months and numbers.

You can perfect that problem by using the voice feature on google translate

ibrahimovic303:


You can perfect that problem by using the voice feature on google translate

Ok, thanks..




Abeg give us update nah. It's been long.

DMPaulSr:

Ok, thanks..




Abeg give us update nah. It's been long.

Yeah soon...will take some short holiday off work and update things here...For now, too much to do during the summer

ibrahimovic303:


Yeah soon...will take some short holiday off work and update things here...For now, too much to do during the summer

Ok boss. Patiently waiting.....

DMPaulSr:

E no easy at all..
I even wonda if i'm pronouncin the words well.. Learnin finnish is a struggle on it's own..
Just learnt the basic; days, months and numbers.

Pronouncing it well might not really matter at the onset, because Finnish people are excited once you speak their language, and would be absolutely elated to correct your pronunciations with joy.

PHRANTAD:

Pronouncing it well might not really matter at the onset, because Finnish people are excited once you speak their language, and would be absolutely elated to correct your pronunciations with joy.

Noted! I'm learning greetings and basic words.

Greetings to the gurus in the house, can any one please guide me on how to go about getting Romania visa from Nigeria.

ibrahimovic303:
Guess who’s live in the HIFK game tonight to scout some Africans...

Zlatan Ibrahimovic303

ibrahimovic303:


It’s tough, very tough...But it’ll make life easier for you when you come here...Also remember that what you are learning is ”kirjakieli” and here Finns speak ”puhukieli” which is sort of like learning English language because you are planning to move to Nigeria, but settling down in Warri where they speak pidgin English however, if you are sure you are migrating here and maybe to Vaasa or Swedish areas of Finland, then with Swedish you will cope too...It’s a lot easier and belong to same family tree as English, I’m even learning it in my free time here as I wan turn omotor for the whole Scandanavia as in Finnish+ Swedish+ of course English here and little French from my secondary school days....I actually speak 3 Nigerian languages (Igbo, Delta Igbo, Urhobo) and little yoruba which I won’t count cos it is too basic...so 6 languages in total!

Ur funny I swear

You speak igbo, delta igbo


OK me I speak abia igbo, bende igbo, IMO igbo, anambra igbo, few ikwerre igbo and few spanish

Greetings to the gurus in the house, please is it possible to practice medicine in finland as a foreign medical graduate 4 years post graduation even if i have to do msc in a health related field first to give me time to learn the language.
PS: i want to do my medical residency there and then work

uckennety:


Ur funny I swear

You speak igbo, delta igbo


OK me I speak abia igbo, bende igbo, IMO igbo, anambra igbo, few ikwerre igbo and few spanish

Lol that’s good for you Mr Polyglot...If you know Delta State well, you will understand that someone from Kwale can speak his Igbo and an Anambra man won’t understand anything, isn’t that a language of it’s own? You don’t seem to realize how diverse Nigeria is as a nation

Pls Mr Zlatan, i want to process my finland visa but am a bit confused. Kindly help me pls

opeyemix:


Oga zlatan abeg how you see social services there? I mean the functioning of social work agencies, the pay and so on. The reason why I dey ask be say, I they my final year BSc social work and I dey reason to further MSc social work or something better. That's why I wan know how career in social work be over there or if you get better suggestions. Thanks

Pls Mr Zlatan, i want to process my finland visa but am a bit confused. Kindly help me pls

ibrahimovic303:


It’s tough, very tough...But it’ll make life easier for you when you come here...Also remember that what you are learning is ”kirjakieli” and here Finns speak ”puhukieli” which is sort of like learning English language because you are planning to move to Nigeria, but settling down in Warri where they speak pidgin English however, if you are sure you are migrating here and maybe to Vaasa or Swedish areas of Finland, then with Swedish you will cope too...It’s a lot easier and belong to same family tree as English, I’m even learning it in my free time here as I wan turn omotor for the whole Scandanavia as in Finnish+ Swedish+ of course English here and little French from my secondary school days....I actually speak 3 Nigerian languages (Igbo, Delta Igbo, Urhobo) and little yoruba which I won’t count cos it is too basic...so 6 languages in total!