Solatium:


You settlement visa has been accessed and there are 99% chances of you landing it any moment,what counted in your favor is the fact that they have encountered your previous applications filled in UK,just relax your nerves,pack your things and be ready to do thanksgiving....but you must bring kola to the floor ooo ���. All the best

ekpotek:
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TB test is mandatory for all settlement visa application from Nigeria, and does not indicate a potential approval of the visa.

justwise:


I don't understand your question.

Sholeola23:



I was told to TB test. Which I have done today. Please what does That suggest please

justwise:


As a working adult you will have problem with that.

Brightingsus:


I would assume @Daojay wanted to find out what average household salary/income would be considered sufficient and adequate enough if he/she were to apply for a UK visa alongside two other members of his/her family.

giftwalter:


Thanks boss for your response, my the end of this month I will receive my salary so when I apply there will be upto 100k as balance even after I pay the visa fee. Will this be enough? Or should I wait till when I collect the money for the cooperative?

justwise:


That wouldn't be enough

justwise:


That wouldn't be enough

justwise:


Not needed.

justwise:


That wouldn't be enough

sosy25:
Hello everyone. I have booked an appointment for July 12, 2017 to submit a UK visa application for an elderly woman. The appointment is for Ikeja. I have made the payment for the visa fee. I am trying to pay £184 for priority processing but I cant see where to make the payment online.

Please anyone who has paid the £184 for priority processing recently please let me know how and where you made the payment.

Thank you.

ekpotek:
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TB test is mandatory for all settlement visa application from Nigeria, and does not indicate a potential approval of the visa.

xto4:
Good morning house 23 working days now no reply what can I do?

justwise:


That wouldn't be enough

Jedidiah77:
Please I made a mistake. My graduation in the UK is on 19th July. I submitted my visa application on 30th June but did not pay for priority service. I included all documentation showing that i am going for my graduation. My intended travel date was 13th July.
Please do you think I will get the visa before that date and is there a way I can hasten it?
Do they look at the purpose of a trip before it gets to my turn on the queue or they don't look at it until it gets to my turn? Since it's for a graduation with specified date, will they hasten it?
Please don't criticize me. Thank you in advance.

justwise:

Count this one too because you are about to waste your money on that application.

nicebaba:
Hello guru's

I submitted/biometrics on 19th june and only just checked https://contact-ukvi.homeoffice.gov.uk/app/visa_application today and discovered it has been DECIDED on 4th July (2 days ago). But TLS hasn't mailed me and when i check on their website it tracks as "Received by UKVI". Do I proceed and check at the Ikeja center tomorrow or it is too earl to go there.

xto4:

Hello house am worried I submitted application on the 6th June till now no reply is 22 working days now , what should I do?

daddysgal2015:

Use the UKVI link to check your application. I submitted on 7th of june and did biometric on 15th of june.

xto4:
i tried entering my GWF number all is saying is the GWF number is not yet recognise....

sandraa:
Hello house please what is the payment process for 6months visa? i know its 118dollars
i mean how much it cost in naira?
how much is extra charges?
Can one pay via ones bank account e.g gtb current acct? or gtb dollar acct?
will one pay extra charges same process or at the submitting center?

please i need this urgently.

thanks in advance

sandraa:


Please people that have paid recently for visa fee should please respond na!
shebi people responded to your enquiry before you submitted.

somebody should please answer its urgent

NaGodwin:
Go to british high commission, cry at the entrance, u will be given a british passport