oduzbaba89:
ok ok Nigerian foreign affairs is at Abuja but I don't know or not sure if the country is member of the apostille convention! Wishing u best Sha bro

Evankc:


Okay thanks... Are you still in Nigeria

oduzbaba89:


Yes !

zeebeedee:




Pls what academic documents are you guys submitting to the embassy? and is it photocopy or what?

Evankc:
Hello house am 30yrs of age going for bachelor degree . What is my chance of getting visa ?

I need your respond before i start the process

Evankc:
Am also looking into Vilnius University to apply for thier cyber security program (Bachelor) i have mail the school and they said my ssc grade is ok to apply but i don't know if i need to notarize my waec or not before i submit it to thier online system

Although they didn't request for any SKVC for recognition.. anyone here that have ideal if i need to notarize my waec before applying or no need

LamiCube:
Pls is there anyone who applied to Klaipeda University for spring 2020 and have gained admission

Ujules:


I applied to one of their courses and they didn’t request for legalized copies of my documents. If you actually do have time, try and legalize your documents at Ministry of Education and Ministry of Foreign Affairs, you never know when it’ll come in handy.

Ujules:


I applied for a BSC in Hungary in August, my visa was denied cos I was 30 coupled with the fact that I already have a BSC degree before. They also said even if I haven’t gotten any degree at all, 30 is to much for a BSC degree.

taskcompleteng:
HELLO GUYS

ASIDE GOING THROUGH SCHOOL,

WHICH OTHER WAY CAN I MIGRATE TO THIS COUNTRY?

IS THERE WORK AVAILABLE?

Evankc:


Thier 2020 admission is not out yet .

Chuchu27:


There aren't that many jobs in Lithuania and the wages are low by European standards. Infact it has one of the highest emigration rates in Europe and they are more people leaving the country than coming in, a trend that is likely to continue. The plus side is its low and affordable cost of living and relatively low tuition fees, which makes it ideal for students. It is also in the EU and Schengen zone which gives one the opportunity to explore career options in other countries after studies.

But don't think you'll get a job there especially as a foreigner. Study and leave, or explore options in other countries. As regards part time work while studying this will only be possible after one has gotten their TRP ( Temporary Resident Permit) which might not even be issued until your second year. So it's imperative to go with enough funds to cover both your tuition, accommodation and living expenses for atleast a year

LamiCube:

It is out...resumption is 2nd of February 2020

Chuchu27:


There aren't that many jobs in Lithuania and the wages are low by European standards. Infact it has one of the highest emigration rates in Europe and they are more people leaving the country than coming in, a trend that is likely to continue. The plus side is its low and affordable cost of living and relatively low tuition fees, which makes it ideal for students. It is also in the EU and Schengen zone which gives one the opportunity to explore career options in other countries after studies.

But don't think you'll get a job there especially as a foreigner. Study and leave, or explore options in other countries. As regards part time work while studying this will only be possible after one has gotten their TRP ( Temporary Resident Permit) which might not even be issued until your second year. So it's imperative to go with enough funds to cover both your tuition, accommodation and living expenses for atleast a year

Evankc:


I can't click on the apply botton because admission is not out yet .... so i don't know if they are different school but this one here is
" Klaipėda University"

Bolamike:


Every admission for Spring has closed I believe.

Evankc:


I can't click on the apply botton because admission is not out yet .... so i don't know if they are different school but this one here is
" Klaipėda University"

LamiCube:

It is out...resumption is 2nd of February 2020

Chuchu27:


There aren't that many jobs in Lithuania and the wages are low by European standards. Infact it has one of the highest emigration rates in Europe and they are more people leaving the country than coming in, a trend that is likely to continue. The plus side is its low and affordable cost of living and relatively low tuition fees, which makes it ideal for students. It is also in the EU and Schengen zone which gives one the opportunity to explore career options in other countries after studies.

But don't think you'll get a job there especially as a foreigner. Study and leave, or explore options in other countries. As regards part time work while studying this will only be possible after one has gotten their TRP ( Temporary Resident Permit) which might not even be issued until your second year. So it's imperative to go with enough funds to cover both your tuition, accommodation and living expenses for atleast a year

damton:


have you gotten your conditional admission offer.

LamiCube:
Yes, I have

damton:


congratulations.
what course were you admitted for a Klaipeda

LamiCube:
Business Management Did you apply as well?

LamiCube:
Business Management Did you apply as well?