WHY YOU SHOULD MOVE TO IRELAND NOW. Studying and Living in Ireland, Immigrant Experience PT1
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2023
- In this video, we'll discuss the many benefits of studying and living in Ireland. We'll go over the many reasons why now is the perfect time to move to Ireland and start your studies or work. If you're looking for a new and exciting place to study, then Ireland is the perfect choice!
If you're thinking about moving to Ireland to study, then you need to watch this video! In this episode, we're going to discuss why you should move to Ireland now. Not only is the education quality high, but the cost of living is lower than in most other countries. In this video, we're going to discuss all of the reasons you should move to Ireland now.
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Congratulations to you ladies and I hope that you will prosper well in Ireland.
aww, thanks very much, we wish you the same as well.
Ireland is full and about to change drastically over the next few months. The Irish will then be rightfully availing of these benefits which their families contributed to so this information may be outdated pretty soon.🙏🙏🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Hmmm, What doesn't kill you make you more stronger.
Thanks Guys
You know this 👌🏾
NCI alumni here, such an amazing school ❤
Awww nice 👍
Yaayyy🎉🎉🎉
this video really inspired me . with this I can become anything. block negative vibes.
Spot on 👍
I am glad I found your video🥰… I have an admission and it comes with a scholarship of €8000 from the school, aside a tuition deposit I made of €500. Is this enough to start my visa application or I must pay the €6000 tuition deposit again before starting the process. I have been trying to get an answer for this, but to no avail. Could you give any advise🤗
The Irish native can't get accomodation or uni places because it's very expensive & the country is full you are not telling the truth about Ireland
You can cry me a river please 😅
I Don't Know Which Country You're Coming From But If You're From A Country Like Ghana (My Fatherland) You Won't Be Worried About Accommodation In Ireland.
Do You Know What My Dependents Will Be Able To Do If I Can Afford Or Even Squeeze To Send Them €100 A Month...???
Even If I Decide To Come Back To Ghana After Accruing €1000, I Will Be Able To Do Something Useful With My Life.
Abeg Shift. 😂😂😂
i wanted it too, wish i could get scholarship to continue my master degree at TCD in syaa allah aamiin
Wishing you the very best in your scholarship search 👍
Hello there,
What does Chisom think of Dundalk Institute of Technology? I've gotten my admission and applying for the visa right now. Is it a great university that she highly regards and recommends similar to her own journey?
What's also her tips for the visa application?
Thank you, Such a helpful video!.
Hi, I’m sure Chisom’s opinion will not matter now that you’ve gone far in the process. You can message her on social media.
Hi there, very informative video. Please how can I get in touch with Chisom?
I would appreciate her guidance
She provided her LinkedIn in one of the videos .
Hi Chisom….when I come to the Ireland, can I contact you?
I’m sure you can. You should follow her on LinkedIn.
I really wants to come Ireland for masters but the housing things is scaring me
But can you secure a house before coming over are there agency that deal on that if there is that would be awesome
There are housing crises in most major cities, don’t let that deter you. Always use University accommodation if you are a student.
educative and informative. I just got an admission with University of Galway, and I had accepted my offer with 500 euros. I'm instructed to pay 6000 euros tuition deposit as visa immigration requirement. My question is, can I pay 5,500 euros as deposit to sum it with the 500 euros for accepting offer to make it 6000 euros or I must pay 6000 euros aside the 500 euros ? Thanks
I think you can pay 5,500, but I would recommend you contact the school to clarify, it’s safer you hear from them.
Please may I know which course u applied cause it seems all the courses are above 6k euros
Hello, I'm so confuse right now . Please, can a proof of fund of just 12 million acceptable? Cos, after paying 6000 euros, I am still left with 21,000 euros. Please kindly advise me.
Your POF must cover all your expenses. Tuition and living allowance.
My dear sisters, thank you very much for informative content. The housing crisis is eating me up. I'm to travel to Ireland for work on the 26 February and i haven't found any accommodation. I've been searching for accommodation for the past two weeks but all efforts went in vain, I've even tried Airbnb's but they also keep on rejecting my request. I don't know what to do and I'm almost flying to Ireland, i have enough money to help me find accommodation but getting one is a nightmare. Please help me. Thanks😢
So sorry to hear this. Chisom has mentioned there is a group she can add you to that you may find help. Email me your WhatsApp details to share with her. kusemeiseh@gmail.com
@@KusemeIseh thank you so much, may God continue blessing you.
@@gerardallamano9179 Uwc. I have forwarded her your details
Thanks a lot for your help.
I also hear you can search for accommodation here Rent.ie
and Daft.ie
The person said you shouldn’t make any payments before viewing the house oh
you both look alike
Wow 😅
How do I apply
Check the link in the description.
This is not a pArtof the uk
hi ladies thanks for this video but am so confused now some people are warning us not to move to Ireland and here you are sharing your happiness in Ireland. I am so scared to move with my daughter to a country with shortage of housing but if I want to move alone I can take a risk not with my 18 year old girl
I understand your fears. You can plan to move first and if you like it, your daughter can join you, but please take you time to be sure the decision is good for you.
My mom wants to move also buh not with me cause she has same fear
There is a housing shortage in Ireland it would be difficult to get accommodation it costs around €2,000 a month to rent in Dublin. The cost of living is high here.
You do know this is not the uk right?
It's Even More Important That It's Not The UK. The UK's VISA Restrictions Are Getting Tough && Tougher.
I wonder How border control officers can differentiate between two of you
Hahaha 🤣
Are you twins?
We are not even sisters 🤣
@@KusemeIsehI thought that you two were sisters?😮
Please what scholarship is that?
Government of Ireland Scholarship. Watch this
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Thanks Kuskus
Uwc
Can we come to Ireland with dependents?
This should help
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No you can't.
@@hector7187 I think every demographic deserves their own country, with their own culture, and I am shocked that we are constantly called "racist," yet the whole world wants to come to our countries, and seem oblivious that the crime rates have skyrocketed due to the mass influx of incompatible cultures. Ireland for the Irish.
The people of Ireland have had enough of immigrants. Very overcrowded with immigrants, which has made life hard for the original people. Let the real Irish have their country.