Please, assist me with names of school that accept HND in Portugal

This is possible. I saw this comment somewhere: "HND degree holder can try to have WES evaluation report, this will make the degree to be evaluated in comparison with US Bachelor degree. Presenting the US bachelor degree report will give more opportunities.
Also, to chip in MSc is a 180 credits course while PgD is 120 credits course and in some difference might be thesis or seminar"

watch this video: https://youtu.be/ykaRn1Ct4ZA?si=yslDAQIlrgSQD2XA

Buh can someone apply without first getting an admission 

You’re welcome Temesgen. Where are you texting from? 

Are you thinking of schooling in Portugal? Follow this gist for the types of Portuguese Study visas available and how to apply, today, we talk about the types.

Non-EEA nationals planning to study in Portugal can apply for either of the two available types of Student Visas:

Type C Visa – a short-stay Student Visa intended for international students of researchers who plan to come to Portugal to complete a course or do a research project lasting less than 90 days

Type D Visa – long-stay Student Visa intended for those who plan to spend more than 90 days in Portugal. This type of visa allows non-EEA citizens to, for example, complete a degree at a Portuguese university, undergo training for a job, or carry out academic research

The short-stay Student Visa grants holders the right to remain in Portugal for a maximum of 90 days within any 180 days. This type of visa can only be extended in exceptional circumstances.

The duration of the long-stay Student Visa can vary depending on the duration of the applicant’s study programme in Portugal. Typically, its initial validity is one year but holders can extend it for up to 5 years provided that they continue to study in Portugal.

Non-EEA nationals who intend to stay in Portugal longer than 90 days must also obtain their residence permit from the SEF after they arrive in the country on a valid Student Visa. They should do this within four months of arriving.

Non-EEA nationals studying in Portugal can apply for a short-stay Type C Visa (under 90 days) or a long-stay Type D Visa (over 90 days), which can be extended up to 5 years. Long-stay visa holders must obtain a residence permit from SEF within four months of arrival.

Study in Portugal.

David Ebuara

Are you thinking of schooling in Portugal? Follow this gist for the types of Portuguese Study visas available and how to apply, today, we talk about the types.﻿Non-EEA nationals planning to study in Portugal can apply for either of the two available 

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