autolearner:


Oh great...
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Hello Seamanic, I presume you’re on ground. Any tips for new applicants?

seamanic:


My advice to you is that traveling to study is a holistic process, choose a useful course that is lucrative in the world, check the school admission requirement, compare tuition fee of different schools in Lithuania, select a city with opportunities for foreigners(very important), gather documents for application(original waec or neco certificate, international passport, transcript, B.sc cert etc) remember date of birth in results should tally with international passport),

I wish you success

autolearner:


Thanks mate. Couple of specific questions,

- How would you rate your experience of the country so far?

- Which city would you say is most welcoming to foreigners(blacks), and has the best prospect for jobs?

- Also, given my tech background, I’m looking to apply for Developer roles if I make it in. Do you have an idea of vibrant the Tech ecosystem is over there, and if they accept foreigners for jobs?

- I’m also looking to take a tour of the EU region during summer, how friendly is this for students?

Many thanks in anticipation.

seamanic:


So far its been a wonderful experience which has enable me to understand life better, wherever you find yourself you must strive to succeed by doing whats obtainable within the system.

Vilnius has more opportunities due to the presence of international companies and organisations, klaipeda is growing in logistic but slow.

You have opportunity here for IT, Lithuania language is needed for 65 to 70% of jobs.

You can always tour whenever you wish

autolearner:


Great!
Thank you...

A random Q, do you have tips on how to get certificate notarization done ASAP?

seamanic:


So far its been a wonderful experience which has enable me to understand life better, wherever you find yourself you must strive to succeed by doing whats obtainable within the system.

Vilnius has more opportunities due to the presence of international companies and organisations, klaipeda is growing in logistic but slow.

You have opportunity here for IT, Lithuania language is needed for 65 to 70% of jobs.

You can always tour whenever you wish

kksamm:
Please, how many years is their post study work visa?

kksamm:
Please, how many years is their post study work visa?

Akinyemi52:
pls is there any one pushing for mykolas University this year 2020?...pls I need a guide line on how to meet up.

seamanic:

Ask your question

Energygod:


Please what's the issue now with VFS? For us prospective students to know how to plan efficiently

seamanic:

Just have faith and try to focus your mind on something else

kksamm:
Please, how many years is their post study work visa?

Fadayomib:
I already gained admission into klaipeda university and I was ask to pay my school fee in order for them to send me some documents for the embassy uses,I did and they mail me to went to the bank to collect a code so that they weconfirm my payment,have done that since Thursday and now I'm yet to hear from them.....please Lithuania scholar in the building,kindly put me through and let me know what next to do as time is really going!! @seamanic

Peejayolapeju15:
Hello everyone please I need someone to assist me ... I want to apply to Klaipeda university and I want to know their requirement... I want to apply for another bs c, I have 3.67 CGPA in my previous university please I need someone to direct me ... thank you

Peejayolapeju15:
I’m below 24 years . I have Gone through the website but I still don’t understand some stuffs ... do they accept letter of English proficiency from previous university... I don’t have any English test

damton:


MSC or Bsc and which course were you admitted for

oduzbaba2015:
. I guess u are below ,24-25 for another bsc because of visa .

useed:
@ seamanic please what kind of jobs are available or obtainable for international students in Lithuania.