pansophist:


If you will study, then four million is not enough unfortunately. 4M naira is about 6k euros, it won't pay for your school fees even. You need at least 8-10k euros for that.

I mean, its a huge money, but naira have fallen so badly that when converted to euros, it becomes so small. If you can increase it, then try. It worth working hard for.

Or you go for bachelor degree programs. They are usually cheaper. Lapland university of applied sciences have the cheapest degree program. At about 4k a year, even better if they give you a scholarship.

I can't recommend any course for you. But go to studyinfo. fi, and search for courses that you like, also use the filter botton to search better. But I'll give you a possibility of relocating without spending much.

Lab university of applied sciences just started a four year engineering bachelor program called sustainable solutions engineering. So you study the first 60 credits (out of 240 credits) online, if you perform well, then from the second year, you can study in Finland for free.

The university will assist you to come to Finland, and tuition fee will be free. The country needs people in that field, so they exempt that program from tuition payment.

You won't find the link to the program on their website (I don't know why), but drop your email and I'll send it to you, so you can apply. I got it through their newsletter, since I applied there long time ago when I was like you, trying to japa.

Goodluck mate. May God bless your hustle.

Portlouis:

Run ooo.

Dont say u weren't warned.

german89:
#2.5m can take u to any of the 27 Schengen countries comfortably through Sports route.

Most people that used it to Japa legitimately won't come here to broadcast it, because they want u to think they spent fortune to migrate.

Informations and contacts/connections rules the world.

Portlouis:

One german89 claiming he can get Europe visa for people via sports route.

Guy, I don shege from nairaland scammers this period.
All because country no good and people are desperate to japa

Nicholasguzy:
I am moving to Belgium. And I wanna apply due to the fact that we are legally married.

pansophist:
Guys this is the link below

golab .fi / sse

pansophist:


It would be hard, but visiting her is easy.

But If you will like to visit her, I can advise you on how to get a visa under "directive 2004/ec/58", without paying anything, except for Uber when you go to submit and pick your visa after two weeks,

but that's only if you guys are truly married or for those that have other kinds of relationship with Europeans (eg parents and kids).

Nicholasguzy:
thanks for this and i truly appreciate.
but please is there a way the visit visa can be eventually turned to a permanent stay and the maximum duration of the visit visa?
and finally would it be advisable to wait and apply for the D visa per adventure the visit visa can not be turned to a permanent one.
Thanks boss

logik29:

Thank you chief for the link.
I've registered and started a course. Please, I've got a question to ask if you don't mind:

I went through the university official site and I saw that for non-eu students. School fees costs 8k for the first year, then one can apply for scholarship for the second year. If successful, school fees will be reduced to 4k.

So, my question is that is it really free? Or "free" In this context means paying 4k for school fees? And, it wasn't stated on their site that they're going to assist international students to come over. (I'm just trying to do some research to see if this opportunity is credible or "some too good to be true" offer)

Another question is, I saw on the site that application ended since Jan. 8, but I registered for the online lectures through the link you sent... is the link you sent different from the main course?

Thank you for your time and sorry for disturbing you good sir

pansophist:


It's really free. The path way you're studying is different from the one on your website. Don't mix them up. The one on their website cost money for non eu students, but the one you're studying is like a scholarship.

What they did was to determine your academic performance and commitments from afar, by putting the first year study online for free. So if you do well, then they can sponsor you to Finland from the second year.

There are lots of cases where student came and abandoned their studies after given scholarship from day one, I've seen it happened a lot. It's risky for the reputation of the school, the money they spent, and just waste of effort.

Everything is on their website there. Did you read it before applying? Of course I'm just paraphrasing some things, because they won't say it like this, but you must read in between the lines.

logik29:

Thanks you for your response sir

I didn't apply for the program
I just signed up for the course through the link you sent ... that link loads a kind of online learning portal, so I just signed up there and started taking the course.

I don't know if that's what's you meant by "applying"

logik29:

Thanks you for your response sir

I didn't apply for the program
I just signed up for the course through the link you sent ... that link loads a kind of online learning portal, so I just signed up there and started taking the course.

I don't know if that's what's you meant by "applying"

pansophist:


You can turn it to a permanent stay if she applies for you in Belgium as her partner. Or in another eu country such as the Netherlands, which is more easier

pansophist:


Yes. That's it. It's an instant accessible course
Download the app and study through your phone.

Newusername:


Good day boss,?

How did you signed up for the course? I still can't navigate where to register.

pansophist:


Yes. That's it. It's an instant accessible course
Download the app and study through your phone.

logik29:

Thank you chief for the link.
I've registered and started a course. Please, I've got a question to ask if you don't mind:

I went through the university official site and I saw that for non-eu students. School fees costs 8k for the first year, then one can apply for scholarship for the second year. If successful, school fees will be reduced to 4k.

So, my question is that is it really free? Or "free" In this context means paying 4k for school fees? And, it wasn't stated on their site that they're going to assist international students to come over. (I'm just trying to do some research to see if this opportunity is credible or "some too good to be true" offer)

Another question is, I saw on the site that application ended since Jan. 8, but I registered for the online lectures through the link you sent... is the link you sent different from the main course?

Thank you for your time and sorry for disturbing you good sir can you chat me on this number 09034563092

pansophist:
Guys this is the link below

golab .fi / sse

pansophist:


Yes. That's it. It's an instant accessible course
Download the app and study through your phone.

duduade16:
which app pls

Newusername:


Good day boss,?

How did you signed up for the course? I still can't navigate where to register.

logik29:

Good evening chief

If you're accessing the page with your phone click on the 3short horizontal lines as shown in the picture below:

kennethfranc:

The site was taken down initially but it's open now... You can register before they take it down again

Newusername:


Thank you. I have registered for the course.

pansophist:


If you will study, then four million is not enough unfortunately. 4M naira is about 6k euros, it won't pay for your school fees even. You need at least 8-10k euros for that.

I mean, its a huge money, but naira have fallen so badly that when converted to euros, it becomes so small. If you can increase it, then try. It worth working hard for.

Or you go for bachelor degree programs. They are usually cheaper. Lapland university of applied sciences have the cheapest degree program. At about 4k a year, even better if they give you a scholarship.

I can't recommend any course for you. But go to studyinfo. fi, and search for courses that you like, also use the filter botton to search better. But I'll give you a possibility of relocating without spending much.

Lab university of applied sciences just started a four year engineering bachelor program called sustainable solutions engineering. So you study the first 60 credits (out of 240 credits) online, if you perform well, then from the second year, you can study in Finland for free.

The university will assist you to come to Finland, and tuition fee will be free. The country needs people in that field, so they exempt that program from tuition payment.

You won't find the link to the program on their website (I don't know why), but drop your email and I'll send it to you, so you can apply. I got it through their newsletter, since I applied there long time ago when I was like you, trying to japa.

Goodluck mate. May God bless your hustle.

kennethfranc:

The site was taken down initially but it's open now... You can register before they take it down again

maak400:
Is this the course?

pansophist:


Yes