Hi Guys!!

Can anyone share their experience of applying for visiting visa (schengen) in another country aside Germany.

I have been checking appoinment for Germany for over 3wks now and no date yet.

Please share your knowledge with me on any other country with smooth process one can apply through. I want my wife to come visiting while waiting for the Family re-union appoinment.

Hi guys,

Has anyone done admission interview for the following school?

1. University of Bayreuth : Global Histoty
2. Gorge-August University: History of Global Market

Kindly PM or Share your experience here

ProphetJeroboam:
Thank you so much for taking your time to respond. I will check daad.de as you have instructed. As for the language proficiency, do I have to learn German independently or enroll in a language course in Germany? Thanks a lot

It's most time a requirement for admission, so you need to learn before coming. I doubt if you can self learn up to C1, therefore you might need to enroll in a language course

ProphetJeroboam:
Good day. Please, can I get some information from you concerning getting a bachelors degree in Germany, specifically in Medicine. Block account is not a problem, I just need information from somebody who is already there. Thanks.

99% of courses in medical line for bachelor are taught entirely in German Language, meaning you must have close to C1 German Proficiency.

Also, you need at least 100lvl transcript to get admission into bachelor, only WAEC or NECO is not enough. Just check daad.de to familiarize yourself with the requirement.

Greenerie:
[And among Berlin,Cologne,Munich, Frankfurt,which is the best,where I can get jobs easily?

quote author=FervorEsp post=109393915] you are welcome. No i am not in berlin

They are all big cities and Job is availble in all. Berlin is more free and open for English speaker, same as Munich. I haven't been to Frankfurt and Cologne but they re big as well

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Nigerians in Munich Germany came out in their numbers to speak up against police brutality in Nigeria.

We dey abroad no mean say E no concern us. We are all in this shit together.

#EndSARS #EndSWAT #EndPoliceBrutality

Danielhouston:


Lol you have nothing else to say. Let it go and enjoy your weekend.

Lol! I don laugh tire I swear. Thanks for the clarity bro. Even if either of us didn't pass the message in the correct form. I expect @DGodson99 to constructively put the record straight and clarify our ignorance but he didn't do any of that, he was just dishing out insult with zero clarity as to what exactly his message are.

I know people like him, he can not constructively put any reasonable thing together. Its a pity.

DGodson99:


And I will also refer you back to the immigration law about change of residence type because you clearly don't understand anything. I suggest you also consult German lawyers to help you explain more about it. And if you can't still recognise and accept you're wrong then I just sorry for you.

lol! is it that difficult for you to quote the law? I just openly stated that I want to learn maybe my interpretation to what I read was wrong. You totally don't need these stories you are putting together, just quote and explain then I learn and we all move on. Its that simple.

DGodson99:


Laugh more at yourself cus the truth seem more like an insult to you...once again you're pathetic

For the last time. I have few questions for you.

Kindly state what exactly you feel its wrong and should be condemned

1. Is it wrong for German Government to include change of resident title as part of their immigration policy NB: there is strict requirement to achieve that and its not for unskilled job as you claimed earlier

OR

2. Its wrong for people (Nigerians and other Nationalities) to explore that provision of the law owing to their personal endeavor.

Please don't state your opinion as it doesn't represent any fact whatsoever, kindly back up your answer with statement of fact (maybe quote a verified source). I am open to learn and would be glad if you can educate me more.

Regards

DGodson99:


You're very pathetic. I can see its people like you giving that SOLARPOWER guy misleading information. Tell me which reasonable person with valuable skill would abandon his/her masters when the person can work and school along side and get full time employment afterwards.. The people abandoning their studies end up in unskilled jobs thereby undermining africans as a whole, which is why we must completely condemn the act. There is absolutely no sense in your comment and I'm very sure you don't understand the German immigration law atall.

lol! its quite funny how people can not argue reasonably without insult but its okay if thats all you can put together. I won't comment further on this issue.

justwise:


This is completely different thing and you know it, you stated that the system permitted it and that it should not be seen as bad, that its a path to change residence status.

Are you denying what you wrote or you realized that you made a mistake?

You asked me for a proof and I shared a screen shot of an official document with you. If you insist my assertions were wrong I think I'll have to agree with you as it's not in my nature to go back and forth on issues that are of less importance to me.

Everybody should follow whatever they believe is in their best interest as long as they act within the confiment of the law. The bottom line is "do not break the law"

justwise:


Show me any official link to support this false claim you made up there

This is totally misleading and should not be taken seriously. The system did not encourage foreign students to abound their studies and start working full time. lets not even attempt to encourage what is obviously bad here.

I'm sure I didn't state anywhere that the system encourage students to abandon their studies. My point is that change of resident title is allowed simple

Solid 8months and still counting �

Let me quickly say this. I personally would not advice anyone to quit study and started hunting for job.

However, it is obvious that Germany need more working class immigrants especially in those unregulated field to contribute to the economy through payment of tax and social securities. Germany doesn't not run a pension scheme like Nigeria where pension fund is kept aside in a safe, they run a system where the current working populace pay those who have retired and the flow continues like that. As a student you contribute almost nothing to the economy, it's even worse when you keep changing schools and didnt finish the master on time.

In as much as you want to condemn the act, note that the system permit it and in fact has a very smooth path to change your residence status. A friend confirmed that from one of the staff at the Munich foreign office.

So, doing stuff that is totally permitted by the immigration law shouldn't be seen as bad.

suleyoung:

AD: APPOINTMENT DATE
AL: ADMISSION LETTER
SL: SPONSORSHIP LETTER
AM: ?

AM: Approval Mail

suleyoung:

please can I PM you?

Not a problem

suleyoung:

well done bro.
technical university Munich is also one of the free tuition university in Germany abi?

would be applying for msc Management with specialization in Accounting and finance

MSc management or Management and Technology? They are two different course.

Basalt:
Check out these points. Some people might not agree with all the points but that's my own controversial view about Deutschland.

I totally agree with your point, in as much as I understand that study generally in Germany is very tedious, studying in one the technical university here is far more tedious especially if hustle full your mind, you need 100% concentration to succeed in any of those universities. I'm studying at TU München and I know how it is.

Mabellv20:


hello bro, am a starter here, just through with my masters here in Nigeria U.I to be precised. So i wish to further more in Europe, my preferred choice is schooling in Germany. i had a 4.7 (grade-point) Msc, and a SECOND CLASS lower divison (undergraduate) BTECH. i would actually love to continue in my field, which is NATURAL. (environmental toxicology) or rather any courses related to our environment, but still i have not been to GERMANY and i don't know even if my course would fetch me a job after school. ps. i don't mind if i re_do my Msc just to move out of this country. am tired.

To the best of my knowledge, there are opportunities for every field in Germany, maybe not in equal proportion.

The only barrier to some of those opportunities is "German Language" not as much required in some field though especially IT related.

Most Nigerians believe that after school will sort itself out, I think the first goal should be to cross over first and every other things follows from there.

Kenneth10110:



How much in total is needed to go for Masters in Germany.

It depends on the means you want to use, I'll suggest you follow this thread https://www.nairaland.com/5621308/part-8 to get yourself familiarize with the process.

In absolute term, 4.3m should suffice.

Alpheziz:


Thank you for this response

You are welcome bro.

Acuna91:


Hello, please are you in Germany already? If yes, I don't know if you mind me asking you few questions. Thank you.

I'm in Germany, you are welcome to ask questions.

Alpheziz:
I need help with regards to career in Germany......I have never worked as a data analysts go my life before but I have taken a lot of online courses in python for data analytics and I have mastered how tho use the packages like pandas , numpy and the likes, I am also comfortable wit Tableau, excel and SQL, especially mysql.....What is my hope in getting student job and maybe professional job in Germany as a data analyst with these skills and zero experience in this area.. And my German skill is still poor just struggling with A1 level... I am going to either Bremen or Cologne thoes are the schools that gave me admission

Your chances of getting working student opportunities with your skills is high. Working students really don't require practical experience but some background knowledge on the field you want to function.

As regards the language proficiency, I really can say much about Bremen and Cologne on how diverse the city are but city like Berlin and Munich have lots of opportunities for English speakers with IT skills.

So I had two lecture from monday till today, they were really good experience for me, all the lecture materials are readily available online, one can always download before coming to class. German education system is tough but its very interesting. In my case, you are given the opportunity to select which courses you will like to go for, ofcourse there are minimum requirement but one can choose those course as they like.

Later in the evening today, we had a get-together party organized by the International student adviser (self Paid) so Local man took 3 jar of beer which cost 12euro, but trust me, the beer tasted really good. So I was going home around 11:30, naso U-Bahn stopped me half way, i guess they have close for the day. so I took a bold step to go for bus, I took bus to "Olympiazentrum" different from my usual route, I lost small sha (googlemap really mess me up) but Iater find my way.

I am enjoying every bit of Munich Germany. Very interesting place to be.

When they tell you accommodation in Munich is expensive, thats the plain truth. here is the Hostel I booked for 5night that cost me a whopping 121euro

Later in the evening when hunger wan finish local man, I gat to rush out to Mc Donald. This cost 7.29euro.

First food in Germany, cost 4.5euro. contain fried potatoes and some other things which I really don't know.

So local man landed in Munich yesterday. The journey wasn't an easy one, got settled down to a hostel around 5pm since 9am I landed at the airport.

Munich is a very beautiful city, the system works perfectly here, still finding it difficult to understand all the transportation system and to get around here.
things expensive die, a hostel of 8people in a room cost me 24euro a night around 9,500naira. local man is still trying to settle down, I will update you guys with beautiful pics as soon as I get myself.

I will try to update you guys when I land in Munich.