Good day house, I have been trying to book an appointment with the embassy but the number isn't going through for 2 weeks now. What do i do please I need help?

Please guys I'm applying for undergraduate studies do I need to authenticate my secondary school transcript? Or my Waec is enough? And will the ministry of education issue me an Eligibility letter?

Please is it safe to pay tuition fee via transferwise? Or any other app? And will it be acceptable by the school so you can get the school tuition fee payment receipt?
Please someone should help out..

AgentBates:


That's not true.

I saw it here and i almost got worried till i checked the polish embassy site for better clarification..

twoangel:


Kindly know that the same document that is legalized by MOE and MOF will need to be further legalized by polish embassy before the document could be accepted by most schools in Poland.

In regards the "Sponsorship Declaration", the best is to open an account, fund the account with at least 2-3 million (if your programme has tuition fee, add the exact amount), and lastly get a Credit Card Limit from the bank. Don't ask me what is "Credit Card Limit" because I too do not know but I am sure bank do.

If you are using a sponsor, make sure the sponsor carries your surname and Policy Embassy don't need statement of account, rather get the sponsor employment letter, ID card, payment slip for a few months, and some other document. (kindly check polish embassy website)

The above means of sponsorship and scholarship usually give a brighter possibility of getting Poland study visa.

Please oo, so someone can't sponsor you unless he/she bears your surname? I just don't get that.

Jaycew:

No it isn't

But will it be accepted? I mean the notorised certificate?

Jaycew:


That so?
You'll be fine jare.
They'll be resume before then.

Hope this legalzation is same as a notary public? Or court?

xule20:

Try and reset password

Please because of the lockdown affecting Ph city can i use transferwise to pay for my application fee? Or can someone please recommend a good transfer app where i can pay directly from my naira account.. Thanks

NwaUdi1:


Hello, congratulations on your admission.

Please kindly note that as a prospective master student, i will ONLY answer the questions I'm very sure of;

1. You are required to also authenticate all the academic documents authenticated by the MOE at the MOFA (including other government issued documents like birth certificates, court affidavits if any) before legalization at the Polish embassy embassy.

2. Kindly note that AXA Mansard Student Travel Insurance covers student for a period of 92 days of which they advise customer to purchase insurance policy in the country of study to cover their stay.

3. I haven't gotten upto the flights reservations and sponsorship letters. Therefore I can't advise you on that.

I hope those who have being through this stages recently will advise you accordingly soon.

Please i am currently seeking admission for a BSc in the university of lodz, i have all the required documents and I've also notorized them with a notray public. Must everything be done by post? And does anyone know anything about the silesian university in gliwice?

baltic4real:
things you must note when applying to schools in Lithuania
your certificate: try to have the original copy of your certificate from your school, it might be needed when applying for admission and SKVC.
Applying for Undergraduate or master's degree: for undergraduate you can use waec or neco result, (but no combination) its better to have good grade and if you have done degree before even if you didn't finish the transcript is very useful for admission purpose. for masters 3rd class is a red flag but you can try some few schools that will consider you but pls contact the school first before applying.

Choose your course: EU and schengen medical courses like (nursing, laboratory technician, medicine) , I.T, engineering, social work, computer science, marine and Business management is very good to get work, paper after your studies.

school region and type: the 3 top cities are:

1. Vilnius has more student work like car wash, dish wash,hotel and bar work, cleaning, engineering work(labour) etc if you can speak Lithuania, Russia or German language you can get very good job but the city is expensive and the schools here are expensive.
2. kaunas: has jobs but the city is very expensive, high tuition fee for schools and accommodation, with lots of system guys(lol)
3. klaipeda: nice place with job opportunities from the seaport,low tuition fee and cost of living is low.

Admission: when you meet admission requirement, you must pay first year tuition fee before admission letter is sent to you .no scholarship or grant until you finish the first year or semester before you can apply for Erasmus programme, then EU will pay you while you are on exchange program and also pay your tuition fee for that period of time.

Choose embassy for Visa: you are expected to choose any Lithuania embassy that is closer to you or you can get their visit visa,such as Egypt, South Africa, Turkey, China or Ireland depends on you. here your journey begins(if not careful 2 years you will be here, i pray its not your portion).

steady communication with school or agent: your documents will be sent to any of those embassy that you are coming to them, that document last for just one month it will expire. here you have to calculate very well, time the visiting visa date and flight ticket plus your appointment date. highly stressful if you are doing it by yourself.

prepare for your interview: hmmmm different embassy different requirements, forms and formular, by this time money go don the drop for hand, abeg prepare financially, because you go dey another man land as goat meat, make sure your return ticket far small like 1 month.

Visa approval or denial: when they give you the passport search from the first page till the last page, your visa can be in the last page. you can decide to go back to Nigeria or fly directly to Lithuania, communicate with your school first so that your visa will not be cancel. for denial you might need to go back to Nigeria or settle in the country by getting their permit( bitter experience) in-other to apply for Lithuania again that's why you need to prepare very well so that you don't waste money.

runaway decision/ i get people for EU: please before you make stupid decision make sure you have another visa to your destination, because immediately the school didn't see you the visa will be cancel and you will be stranded in Schengen. remember it will be difficult then to get paper in any country in Schengen. so please first get your temporary resident permit which takes 3 to 6 months.

wish you success on this path you have choosen

Please can someone help Me with how i can process this SKVC stuff?

Dottune:
Hey boss,

Happy Sunday!
I wish to apply at Klaipeda University for my masters, however, I have C parallel in my NECO result. Due to the information I've been seeing concerning KU not accepting C parallel, I would like to confirm if it is just for Undergraduate studies or it also applies to Masters programme too? Thanks

Please how do i process this SKVC stuff.. i have all other documents just remaining this SKVC.. i need your help

abnur14:
I tnk its tym 4 us to get this topic rocking. I wld start wt the requirements from the embassy's site
ALL VISA ISSUES
REQUIRE REGISTRATION FOR APPOINTMENTS THROUGH
www.e-konsulat.gov.pl
ONLY HOLDERS OF DIPLOMATIC/OFFICIAL PASSPORTS
ARE
EXEMPT FROM THIS REQUIREMENT
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
To register for a visa appointment, please go to www.e-
konsulat.gov.pl --> Visas. Then, depending on the
period of intended stay, choose “Schengen visa –
register form” or “National visa – register form”.
Schengen is for short-stay, up to 3 months; national is
for 3-12 months (work, studies, etc.).
Please be careful to choose to correct option. Choosing
“… - fill in form” will direct you to a different application
and you will be unable to apply correctly.
The system will show you available appointment dates.
Please note that appointment dates are granted
independently of the embassy, based on the missions
capacity and applicants’ demand. It is therefore not
possible to receive an earlier appointment date.
After you complete the online application form (make
sure to click “submit” and/or “print”), a PDF will pop
out. Please save it, print it and bring to
the appointment. The exact appointment time will be
visible on the last page of the PDF form.
Please note that all applications need to be submitted
personally by the applicants. We do not accept
applications submitted by post, courier or anybody else
than the applicants themselves. This requirement is
stipulated in EU law.
You will need to provide supporting documents along
with your application form.
SUPPOTRTING DOCUMENTS
All applicants
1. International passport;
2. Visa fee of 12,000 Naira in cash (unless
entitled to discount);
3. 2 passport-type photographs (en face, color,
white background, no glasses, no hats);
4. Travel medical insurance valid for the entire
period of intended stay plus at least 2 days; valid
for all Schengen countries; minimum coverage
30,000 EUR;
5. Flight reservation (return);
6. Residence permit in one of the countries
covered by the Embassy (if applicable);
7. Copy of passport data page and previous
visas;
8. Copies of all original documents which the
applicant wishes to keep.
Minors travelling alone or with one parent – additional
documents
1. Letter of consent from parent(s)/legal guardian(s)
done in the presence of a Notary Public and
superlegalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs;
2. Birth certificate of the minor;
3. National ID card/passport parent(s)/legal guardian
(s).
Studies, courses, research etc. – additional documents
1. Copy of acceptance letter;
2. All documents required by the institution;
3. Confirmation of payment of fees (if
applicable);
4. Documents for legalization (if applicable) –
more info: Legalization of documents;
5. Hotel reservation or proof of another
accommodation; for applicants planning to stay
with family or friends or being sponsored by
Polish/EU citizens in any other way, an invitation
registered with appropriate Polish authorities
(Urzad Wojewodzki) is required;
6. Documents regarding applicant’s sufficient
means of subsistence during intended stay, such
as: introduction letter from employer with
employer’s consent for travel; salary slips; proof
of business ownership; personal/business bank
account statements; proof of income generated by
property; letter from sponsor and documents
regarding sponsor’s financial situation;
7. Documents regarding applicants family
situation (marriage/birth certificates).
NB: if u re below 18 years you must provide the documents for minors
we are all here to learn no contribution is too small ...all are allowed to participate

Please how do i get my documents Apostilled or legalized right here in Nigeria and how much does it cost.. an agent told 30 euros per copy

Please i need help how to i get my documents Apostilled or legalized? I sent someone to the embassy in abuja he said 30euros per copy and it's very expensive.. i need help please, I'm about to apply but this is holding my application.