ROAD TO POSTGRADUATE STUDY IN GERMANY FOR NIGERIAN STUDENTS

The first article on this topic that we published was largely successful. Since it was published, I have received a lot of feedback and responses from people who found the information it provided quite useful. The numerous responses are proof that indeed, many Nigerians want to go to Germany for further studies. Our desire is to explain to you how exactly you can do it at the least cost possible.

Because of this high demand for information on how to do so, we have put together a detailed and concise pdf booklet on the topic. The title is Road to Germany for Postgraduate Studies (steps, tips and more), by Sosoho-Abasi Udongwo and edited by The Paul Anunaso Blog's editor, Chukwubuikem Paul Anunaso. This material is so rich in substance that I can't wait for you to get it for yourself. And yes, it is totally FREE too.
You can get your free copy here.

Also, see a step-by-step guide to applying for Postgraduate Studies in Germany below.

1. Decide on what to study in Germany

2. Application phase
i. Find a Program/University of your choice via www.daad.de/en
ii. Get relevant documents for application. Varies, but can include the following: transcript, statement of result or certificate, letter of motivation, curriculum vitae, proof of English language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL or letter from your school stating that your undergraduate courses were taught in English), etc.
iii. Certification of documents at the German consulate of home country, a Notary Public, or a High court jurisdiction around you.
iv. Sending of application to the school address (for direct application) or apply through Uni-assist (if the school is under them) or both direct application and through uni-assist (if the school requires both). Use any courier service of your choice.

3. Wait for admission letter/receipt of admission letter(s) depending on the number of schools applied to.

4. Book appointment for visa interview and open blocked account with admission letter.

5. Blocked account funding.
i. Funding through Deutsche Bank or online via Fintiba to deposit 10,236EUR
ii. Get sponsor who is a German resident eligible to issue a declaration of  commitment (VERPFLICHTUNGSERKLARUNG).

6. Visa interview proper

7. Waiting period for acceptance mail from the embassy.

8. Send requested documents back to embassy.
i. Travel insurance.
ii. International passport.

9. Book your flight

10. Travel

11. Complete Enrolment and settle down.

Even though the steps given above are concise, you should get the pdf booklet for FREE here to get more details on how to go about each step.

Cheers to your success!