Blitzo14:
Hello guys, please how do I go about preparing for an interview at the Czech embassy.
Any special pointers?

Blitzo14:
Yes, my appointment was on the 30th of September, but I had some complications with my documents and so the embassy told me to rectify it n notify them for an appointment.

drakura:

Ok thanks

Emanwel:
Okay, that’s fine.
I paid for accommodation on Thursday. I pray they prepare the accommodation contract too on time.

odirajayjay:

ManuelWest:




Please I’m interested in applying for my masters degree in Czech Republic. Please I have few questions

1. Like what should be the minimum bank statement Because I saw something like 55000 Czk online and it’s abt 800k Plus...it’s too good to be true lol. I guess they focus more on the bank statement... will bank statement between 1.2-1.5M be enough?

2.. like what’s their visa sucess rate ?



Please I’ll appreciate if someone can help ??
Thanks in anticipation

NOMICS1:


@daneni1 Please, can i apply for " LETTER OF ELIGIBILITY " also at MFA in Abuja because i did external exam for my WAEC or i have to go to my previous secondary school to get a transcript from them , cos i know i cant get transcript where i did external exam. Please help me out if you can. thanks

Phayyte:
Hello guys i am looking forward to applying for international relations b.a at MUNI czech but i am second guessing it bcoz i hrd dat the visa procedure is rigorous...pls any advice?

Consigliere:

Calling them is of no use, they put a Nigerian behind the phone. He was just saying rubbish

majeobaje:


That’s just the simple truth.

I will advise anybody that want to further their educational career abroad to please look elsewhere because Czech Republic �� might not be a better option.

Everything about what I have seen so far have been very frustrating.

Getting admission seems to be moderate if you do the right thing at the right time but accessing the Embassy in terms of appointment booking is very frustrating.

I have not been able to successfully book an appointment since June and when you call the Embassy all they will say is there is absolutely nothing they can do to be help.

In fact the last time I visited the Embassy I was told by someone there that it will be extremely difficult for me to get an appointment if the school cannot do that for me, when I contact the school and they tried booking on my behalf the Embassy told them through mail that they should leave the student to book the appointment him/herself that they should not interfere.

I also had to pay an agent to help with the booking till now they have not been able to, due to these reasons I had to request for a refund of my school fee which have gotten.

Please look elsewhere and I wish you all the best in life.

CryptoJnath:


This i really tiring!!! I had to take my time to do in-depth research about Czech since i though of it as an optional place to study.... The research got me here ....It shows the experience is very terrible nowadays compare to before base on what i have found out. Where else would you advice me to look towards now that the cost will not be to burdensome? Is china a good option?

majeobaje:


That’s just the simple truth.

I will advise anybody that want to further their educational career abroad to please look elsewhere because Czech Republic �� might not be a better option.

Everything about what I have seen so far have been very frustrating.

Getting admission seems to be moderate if you do the right thing at the right time but accessing the Embassy in terms of appointment booking is very frustrating.

I have not been able to successfully book an appointment since June and when you call the Embassy all they will say is there is absolutely nothing they can do to be help.

In fact the last time I visited the Embassy I was told by someone there that it will be extremely difficult for me to get an appointment if the school cannot do that for me, when I contact the school and they tried booking on my behalf the Embassy told them through mail that they should leave the student to book the appointment him/herself that they should not interfere.

I also had to pay an agent to help with the booking till now they have not been able to, due to these reasons I had to request for a refund of my school fee which have gotten.

Please look elsewhere and I wish you all the best in life.

Consigliere:



To secure an admission to study in Czech Republic is easy and straight forward but their Embassy will thwart all your efforts with their terrible booking procedure.

China is a fair option, if you have the money Germany / Australia are good choices too

NOMICS1:

Sorry for the late reply; I’m sure it’s too late or?

@Emanwel's Please i would love to get more information on how you got an accommodation and payment also
Thanks. I am applying to CULS also

Consigliere:

It’s rather unfortunate. Their processes are frustrating.
It’s sad I’m not going to see you in BUT

I got admitted for PhD degree too, the Embassy really frustrated my efforts. I wasted a whole year and money. The school is yet to refund the money for my accommodation.

A lot of people have warned me to stay away from Czech Republic. Their government is seriously regulating the number of foreigners they give visas to

Generalgee12:
Please I need an urgent answer to my question. Will I need to pay tuition fee for czech university of Prague before I will be giving admission or I need to submit my super legalisation document received from the ministry of education before I gain admission..

Skymoore1004:
Guys how’s life in Czech ? Is there part time work to support someone there? Any University that accepts 2:2 for masters? How’s the admission process like? Please anyone living there on this thread? What’s your experience? Let someone not go from frying pan to fire

Emanwel:


It depends on the school’s requirements. Basically the documents will determine if you’ll be accepted. Then the payment of fees gives you the documents u need for the visa.
Again, go through the school’s requirements to be sure

Emanwel:


Yes there are part time jobs.
Almost all the universities accept that for masters
Admission process is pretty simple, maybe costly. It’s the visa application that will wear you out.
Czech is cool and relatively quiet compared to other major European states. Cost of living is relatively cheaper too

lilichi:


Are you in czech republic?