Kabz:


On the dreamapply website, you have the option to upload soft copies of your document. Normally, you have it scanned and saved on your system then all you need to do is attach and upload on the dreamapply system.

Secondly, for transcript depending on your university, there are different ways to get a copy for yourself. You can talk to those in charge to see if there is a way they can arrange that for you.

slysite4real:
As you prepare to travel to Estonia, some helpful tips.

Education is your primary aim. Other things are secondary. University will expel you if you do not pay tuition fee by deadline and your residence permit will be cancelled. You cannot abandon school for work.

You cannot save your first semester tuition fee in Estonia. Make sure to travel with it plus living cost for up to 3 months at least.

Residence permit takes up to 2 months to be ready. Without it you cannot work.

Treat malaria in Nigeria and also carry anti-malaria medicine with you to Estonia just in case you still have the infection. No malaria and hence no anti-malaria drug in Estonia.

Carry other essential medications. You cannot buy antibiotics, including Flagyl over the counter in Estonia. You need a prescription from doctor. No medicine for deworming in Estonia. Have a valid health insurance.

Having a visa is not a guarantee that you will be given entry into Estonia. Be polite to airport security staff. Prepare for the worst. They could search every grain of sand in your luggage. They could also request that you show them proof of fund from your ( or sponsor's) internet banking portal (not bank paper statement). It happened last year!

Starting price for taxis in Estonia including at airport are around 2.5 to 4 euro and every 1 km ride is around 50 cent to 1 euro. The price list is posted on the door of the taxi. Don't fall mugu for some drivers especially in Tallinn airport.

You can buy bus ticket to Tartu, Parnu and other cities from airport bus stop from 6.35 to 23.00 departure time (cost around 12 euro to Tartu).

EUAS students are required to inform their school before travelling out of Estonia.

I recommend you get your residence permit first before thinking of visiting your friends in other European countries.

Helpful to carry some grinded melon, ogbono, pepper (to my Yoruba friends, pepper no dey Estonia oo) etc. They are available but expensive.

Respect the culture and laws of your new country.

Ipisi:





You're doing a great job here. God bless you.

Please, I want to ask a question.

Is it possible that someone here in Nigeria can get an Estonian Working Visa without necessarily being a Student Visa?

slysite4real:


Yes, If you get a job. You can travel to Estonia and apply for residence permit for employment.

ManuelWest:


Thanks
Please is there a way I can travel to let’s say Egypt for my Estonia visa and then traveling from Cairo to Estonia straight without having to come back to Nigeria Because of the cost ??

And what’s the the processing time for D visa?

Bigboy75:
Hello, please does anyone here study in Estonian University of Life Sciences Tartu? Can I get admitted without paying the tuition fees, what's the tuition fee structure like, is there a deadline?

bobbymishark:
Please who has an idea for any university admitting students on a second class lower in Estonia.

Bigboy75:
Hello, please does anyone here study in Estonian University of Life Sciences Tartu? Can I get admitted without paying the tuition fees, what's the tuition fee structure like, is there a deadline?

Larrygabby:
After getting to Estonia is it possible to do resident permit for my family to stay with me has a student because already married

ChidimmaP:
Greetings everyone.

I've seen many complaints about how hard it is to get Egyptian visa to apply for Estonian student Visa. I have two questions that could actually help if I get positive response on them

1. China is easier to get visa to. Is there any restriction limiting us from trying to apply through China?

[/color] The only restriction is the cost. Yes, they have an embassy that can issue long term visa but one way ticket to China is about $900 so that makes it an expensive route.

2. There's Estonian consulate office in Accra, Ghana. Don't they process student visa?

[color=#990000] they don’t.

3. When admission is gotten, when is one required to pay tuition fee? Before visa application or after arriving in Estonia?

skimpy:


[color=#990000][/color] it depends on your school. Information about it will be in clear terms when you are given the admission letter

ChidimmaP:


This means the Chinese embassy at least gives student visa. What's the flight fee from here to India and Egypt? Let's do some comparisons and see if the price difference is worth it

Kabz:
Never seen or heard about anyone who got a D-visa from China. Apart from the cost you should also be careful not to go to a country where you will not be allowed to enter. From experience some countries won't let you get in once they know you are coming to get visa to another country. So if you are not a frequent traveller to China or not going for "tourism", I'll strongly advice against using that route. As for comparison an easy search online will show you all you need to know.

Bigboy75:
Has any student here used the embassy in Rwanda to get a visa to Estonia?

bobbymishark:
Please who has an idea for any university admitting students on a second class lower in Estonia.

ChidimmaP:
What's the possibility of one securing admission for a bachelor's degree program either in taltech or tallin university?

Also ,what are the chances of securing visa for a bachelor's degree program?

slysite4real:
I am convinced that Taltech admission, tuition waiver and scholarships are given on first come -first served basis. Submit your application on time!

Mary112:


Dunno about tallinn university, but taltech has these requirements:

When applying for a Bachelor's programme:

West African Senior School Certificate issued by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) or Senior School Certificate issued by National Examinations Council (NECO)
Note: The Examination Certificate must include 5 subjects for at least result Credit “C4” (including mandatory Mathematics and English)

it also depends on the programme you want to apply. they have quite hard online tests , I have tried one

Mary112:


Not sure, I asked from them and they told me that only the best candidates will get the scholarships. My brother applied last year in the beginning of admission but still didn't get the tuition waiver.