omotofine:
@Poster, when i had my baby about 5 years ago, i brought in someone from nigeria. i got a domestic visa for her, don't know if it still exists though. All you have to prove is that she has been employed by your family for the past 2 years or 6 months, i really cant remember. I said she was working with my mum in nigeria, you have to have a contract of employment showing her salary.
The visa was granted for two years after which she applied for leave to remain.
I brought in an older woman, in her early sixties and she was very good, took care of my first and second babies very well and even though, i have heard stories of people that were not so lucky, i just thank God for her.
On the other hand, theres a nigerian domestic help agency in catford, i think its called tofun, i can give u their number if you want, they send someone to stay with you from sunday night to friday evening and u pay them £150 weekly, some that used them have been lucky and others not so lucky, but i just think it all depends on the individual and how you treat them.

luap:
U need househelp from Nigeria? Sure go import a fine young sxy woman for the husband. See what happens.

Tutu82:
This thread is a few years old but am interested as am after some help.
Hi,

I live in London and recently welcomed a set of Triplets.I intend to stay at home for two years to tend to the babies but would need some help i.e a live in Nanny to join me and cook,clean and care for the babies with me.

I would provide accomodation,feeding,Sundays off and £600 (£1-750 that’s 450,000 monthly if you would rather be paid in Naira).

I have also considered bringing a nanny/househelp from Nigeria to look after my baby and learn the ropes but Domestic visas is a pain and young girls come here to disappear.I don’t want to have any issues so not facilitating visas.

Please contact me if you live in London or looking for this sort of Job role.If anyone knows any agency details am open to the information too.Not bothered about religion but would prefer an African as would like babies to learn culture and manners.Must be Female and above 21years of age.

Thank you.

Harira:
I am interested

Gogomannie:
Hi,

I am a London based Nigerian and recently had a baby. With day care being so expensive in London i've found that most of my salary would go on paying nursery fees for my child. In other words, i might as well stay at home and look after the baby myself. My husband works but it would be nice to have some income coming in from my end. As a result, i have considered bringing a nanny/househelp from Nigeria to look after my baby whilst I go back to work, (as a cheaper and more convenient option- Obviously, i plan to give the help a good life here and occasional trips to Nija to see her family!).

Has anyone on here done this? I've occasionally seen Nigerians settling with house helps here calling them cousins, or one relative or another. What are the tricks of the game? any advice would be really helpful. Obviously, i know of the risks i.e running away, social services e.t.c but are there success stories? how would they move from visit visa to permanent residency? I'd be most grateful for your views.

Thanks

Tutu82:
This thread is a few years old but am interested as am after some help.
Hi,

I live in London and recently welcomed a set of Triplets.I intend to stay at home for two years to tend to the babies but would need some help i.e a live in Nanny to join me and cook,clean and care for the babies with me.

I would provide accomodation,feeding,Sundays off and £600 (£1-750 that’s 450,000 monthly if you would rather be paid in Naira).

I have also considered bringing a nanny/househelp from Nigeria to look after my baby and learn the ropes but Domestic visas is a pain and young girls come here to disappear.I don’t want to have any issues so not facilitating visas.

Please contact me if you live in London or looking for this sort of Job role.If anyone knows any agency details am open to the information too.Not bothered about religion but would prefer an African as would like babies to learn culture and manners.Must be Female and above 21years of age.

Thank you.

pharuk:
Guessing it worked for you?
We are in need of a nanny and we are somewhere in Essex.
Issue is that this visa is just for 6 months, we need someone for a minimum of 1 year.

doing this every 6 months is really putting me off

Tutu82:
I know am asking 7years too late but if you still have the domestic help agency in catford number and/or address am interested.My sister has two kids 7/3 and are desperate.Iv got to work so can’t help as much weekdays.

Tutu82:
This thread is a few years old but am interested as am after some help.
Hi,

I live in London and recently welcomed a set of Triplets.I intend to stay at home for two years to tend to the babies but would need some help i.e a live in Nanny to join me and cook,clean and care for the babies with me.

I would provide accomodation,feeding,Sundays off and £600 (£1-750 that’s 450,000 monthly if you would rather be paid in Naira).

I have also considered bringing a nanny/househelp from Nigeria to look after my baby and learn the ropes but Domestic visas is a pain and young girls come here to disappear.I don’t want to have any issues so not facilitating visas.

Please contact me if you live in London or looking for this sort of Job role.If anyone knows any agency details am open to the information too.Not bothered about religion but would prefer an African as would like babies to learn culture and manners.Must be Female and above 21years of age.

Thank you.

melodynk01:

Good day ma.
Although I stay in Nigeria, I am very much interested in this role.
Can I send you a mail?

stancod:

Good day ma
Pls if you are still in need of the house help I know of someone that I can recommend.
Every necessary information about the person will be provided.
Thanks

Tutu82:

Thank you for the reply but ild rather someone
In London already so no need to contact me.
((I have also considered bringing a nanny/househelp from Nigeria to look after my baby and learn the ropes but Domestic visas is a pain and young girls come here to disappear.I don’t want to have any issues so not facilitating visas.))

Tutu82:

Is she in London already?.If yes am happy to discuss with her not a third party.Thank you.

stancod:

No she is not in London but if you want to speak to her I can give you her contact.
But I guarantee you she is of good attitude

Bim4u:
@OP

I've just contacted her and she's like a big sis to me
I've told her u're my friend and i do hope u're a very goo person

She stays in Thamesmead and she was only concerned regarding the distance if you alright with that.


I'ill send her number to your mail box with name.

When u both reach a decision then you can get a address.

Email has been sent with information.

Alot of options for you but you'ill need to make a decision.

Please am interested in an African Nanny and live in bexleyheath.I have tried to contact you,please get in touch.

Tutu82:
This thread is a few years old but am interested as am after some help.
Hi,

I live in London and recently welcomed a set of Triplets.I intend to stay at home for two years to tend to the babies but would need some help i.e a live in Nanny to join me and cook,clean and care for the babies with me.

I would provide accomodation,feeding,Sundays off and £600 (£1-750 that’s 450,000 monthly if you would rather be paid in Naira).

I have also considered bringing a nanny/househelp from Nigeria to look after my baby and learn the ropes but Domestic visas is a pain and young girls come here to disappear.I don’t want to have any issues so not facilitating visas.

Please contact me if you live in London or looking for this sort of Job role.If anyone knows any agency details am open to the information too.Not bothered about religion but would prefer an African as would like babies to learn culture and manners.Must be Female and above 21years of age.

Thank you.