DammyDurst:
Alright IcasNg, thanks...

My sponsor happens to be my mum.

After tuition payment and Edubond, can a balance of at least 2M from her account with documents of one landed property suffice?

If we decide to ignore using the Edubond, would a balance of 4M after full tuition payment, with documents of one landed property be okay also?

Regards

#4.5m will be safer due to exchange rate at the moment.
Ireland does not reckon with properties please

Ikjosh04:
Please house, I'm a chemical engineering graduate currently serving and I'm looking to go for my Msc in Biomedical Engineering. I want to apply for the September intake and after getting the admission i will defer to February cause I'll be done with nysc in March 2021. I've checked for universities that's offering the course in Ireland and i must confess the tution fee for the course is very costly and i have decided to go for Msc in Bioprocess Engineering in Dublin city university. The tution fee is €15000, my question is will my visa be approved if i pay 70% of the tution fee and is there any process i can take to get partial funding even if it's 40% cause my mum is sponsoring me and what she have is 7M. My uncle will be helping me out with POF but we don't share the same surname so I'm trying to see if he can send me like 4million to my mum account for the 28 days waiting period to enable me get the visa and I'm to return his money back when I've gotten the visa.
Is my strategy ok?
If there is no possibility for me getting a scholarship, is it possible for me to work and earn the money I'll need for my living expenses and to pay up my tuition fee balance?
Honestly, I don't want to work while studying. My plan is to intern in a company that will aid my career growth while studying even if i don't get paid.
Also does minimum second class honour grade2 mean second class lower though my grade is higher i just want to understand it.

modified
I've done more research and i have seen 2 schools I'm interested in.
1)University of Limerick
Msc Biomedical Device Materials
Tution fee: €14750

Msc Bioprocessing(i don't like the overview of the course in tge school website)
Tution fee: €13842

2)Dublin City University
Msc Bioprocess Engineering
Tution fee: €15000

Please which of this school will give me at least 30% funding for the tution fee and what are the pros and cons of the 2 schools in term's of living expenses and job opportunities?

Both schools don't have early 2021 intake. They are september programs i.e you either join the program september 2020 or in september 2021.

You are confusing 28 days bank statement requirement which is strictly for the UK with Ireland. Ireland requires proof to sponsor and 6 month bank statement of both student and his/her sponsors.

Cheers

Ok noted, please i still need answers on the main questions I asked.

ICaSNg:



Both schools don't have early 2021 intake. They are september programs i.e you either join the program september 2020 or in september 2021.

You are confusing 28 days bank statement requirement which is strictly for the UK with Ireland. Ireland requires proof to sponsor and 6 month bank statement of both student and his/her sponsors.

Cheers

ICaSNg:



Both schools don't have early 2021 intake. They are september programs i.e you either join the program september 2020 or in september 2021.

You are confusing 28 days bank statement requirement which is strictly for the UK with Ireland. Ireland requires proof to sponsor and 6 month bank statement of both student and his/her sponsors.



Cheers

ICaSNg.. please I’ve been expecting your response...

Mate, none would give you 30% off tuition fee.

As for the job prospects, Dublin obviously has better job prospects but @ the end of the day, it's all grace. The fact that you study in Limerick doesn't mean you won't get a good job post study. You need to decide for yourself on the long run.

If you have personal questions on the schools, you can send a mail to the program coordinator of the course or international office and then use these answers to pick the best option for yourself.

All cities have pros and cons, for example accomodation in Dublin is more expensive to that of Limerick's, etc..

Ikjosh04:
Ok noted, please i still need answers on the main questions I asked.

Oh, alright.. Thanks a lot ma'am.

ICaSNg:


#4.5m will be safer due to exchange rate at the moment.
Ireland does not reckon with properties please

Noted, thank you!

DammyDurst:
Mate, none would give you 30% off tuition fee.

As for the job prospects, Dublin obviously has better job prospects but @ the end of the day, it's all grace. The fact that you study in Limerick doesn't mean you won't get a good job post study. You need to decide for yourself on the long run.

If you have personal questions on the schools, you can send a mail to the program coordinator of the course or international office and then use these answers to pick the best option for yourself.

All cities have pros and cons, for example accomodation in Dublin is more expensive to that of Limerick's, etc..

ICaSNg:



If you read through my previous comments, I've addressed or answered this. You need to request for a new offer / deferment for a September start date , updated medicover if this is excluded from your tuition etc and email to the embassy.

Good day ICaSNg, pls do you have any idea if Irish embassy visa section have resumed for work? because my Appeal had been submitted since January and have not had anything from them..Although have already deferred my admission till September intake and have forwarded the new admission letter and school fees receipts to their mail box since February before lockdown......

Bussysmith:

Good day ICaSNg, pls do you have any idea if Irish embassy visa section have resumed for work? because my Appeal had been submitted since January and have not had anything from them..Although have already deferred my admission till September intake and have forwarded the new admission letter and school fees receipts to their mail box since February before lockdown......

Kindly send them an email reminder. They are working on previous apps and not open yet for new apps

ICaSNg:



Kindly send them an email reminder. They are working on previous apps and not open yet for new apps

Good day ICaSNg, I submitted my application in March for April session, but the admission was deferred to September and i sent the updated offer alongside an updated medicover in April to the embassy via mail and they responded that they’ll add it to my file and start working on it as soon as things start to calm down. Do you think I should still send a reminder since they are working on previous application or I should just give it time?. I look forward to your response. Thanks

BabajhideySammy:


Good day ICaSNg, I submitted my application in March for April session, but the admission was deferred to September and i sent the updated offer alongside an updated medicover in April to the embassy via mail and they responded that they’ll add it to my file and start working on it as soon as things start to calm down. Do you think I should still send a reminder since they are working on previous application or I should just give it time?. I look forward to your response. Thanks

I sent my updated letter in April but the response I got from them was they would hopefully finish processing my application before the end of June, is this the same response you got?

Hello all, is it necessary to submit an english test result with your visa application even though you have gained admission from a university in ireland, with fees paid?

@faithzy @dammydurst

faithzy:

I sent my updated letter in April but the response I got from them was they would hopefully finish processing my application before the end of June, is this the same response you got?

Uhm, not necessarily “finish”, my message seemed more like they would start processing by the end of June.

BabajhideySammy:


Uhm, not necessarily “finish”, my message seemed more like they would start processing by the end of June.

"Hopefully we would be in a position to complete processing your application by the end of june" their response in quote

haylegbede1:
Hello all, is it necessary to submit an english test result with your visa application even though you have gained admission from a university in ireland, with fees paid?

Very necesarry

faithzy:

Very necesarry

Thank you

Yes, you need to.. It's mandatory!!!

haylegbede1:
Hello all, is it necessary to submit an english test result with your visa application even though you have gained admission from a university in ireland, with fees paid?

DammyDurst:
Yes, you need to.. It's mandatory!!!

Thank you

faithzy:

"Hopefully we would be in a position to complete processing your application by the end of june" their response in quote

That’s nice o, mine was hopefully we can start to process your application by the end of June. Fingers crossed

Do you think its advisable to use Duolingo or IELTS test indicator (the one you can take at home) for your visa application?

@faithzy @dammydurst

Truth is I am in a dilemma now I probably have a million questions but it's not something I want to bother anyone with. I MAY get a 50% off my tuition fees so I'm just trying to find out if I can hustle this thing out given that I also applied for GOI scholarship.

Dont know if I should just wait for GOI outcome or run this one. Running this one will be difficult for me but i think it's possible sha .. I need 7500eur for fee completion and 10000eur for visa application. All I have is about 4000eur

BabajhideySammy:

That’s nice o, mine was hopefully we can start to process your application by the end of June. Fingers crossed

I'm anxious though about the feedback, but I trust God. When did you submit your application, I submitted on the 9th of March

faithzy:

I'm anxious though about the feedback, but I trust God. When did you submit your application, I submitted on the 9th of March

10th of March. I am anxious too, do you mind sending me a private message let’s talk.

BabajhideySammy:


10th of March. I am anxious too, do you mind sending me a private message let’s talk.

I just did.

Important information for those admitted to UCD

Are there any student loans available to Nigerians?

DBS have moved it's resumption to October 12th

It's True
Yeah u are right. My brother was saying some bankers can run that stuff for somebody. That u would have a lot of money showing in your account but u would not be able to withdraw the money for some particular time in case the embassy call your bank to confirm it .don't really know how true it is shall. Can't say for now.[/quote]

Please who else got admitted into Trinity College, Dublin....

BabajhideySammy:


Good day ICaSNg, I submitted my application in March for April session, but the admission was deferred to September and i sent the updated offer alongside an updated medicover in April to the embassy via mail and they responded that they’ll add it to my file and start working on it as soon as things start to calm down. Do you think I should still send a reminder since they are working on previous application or I should just give it time?. I look forward to your response. Thanks

You can either send a reminder now or wait till you hear that the UK Embassy is open. Ireland needs them for reference check anyways.

All the best.

Also remember to send updated medical insurance as well if that applies to you.

ICaSNg:


You can either send a reminder now or wait till you hear that the UK Embassy is open. Ireland needs them for reference check anyways.

All the best.

Also remember to send updated medical insurance as well if that applies to you.

Thank you

Do you think its advisable to use Duolingo or IELTS test indicator (the one you can take at home) for your visa application?

I did duolingo.....o boy I swear to God u cant cheat even if ur head or eye move away from the webcam the page will close.....I think Nigerian govt should abduct that system.....my friend in Griffith college did his exam using that same method, u cant even open another page while doing the exam