Bourne007:
Sí

gmacnoms:
so, as at 2019, you knew by 2023, pounds will be at 1700 and counting?

Solumtoya:


I have someone in this same situation. She applied for Graduate visa on Monday, and got COS the next day. So she's applying for Tier-2 now. All she has to do after applying for Tier-2 is to cancel her Graduate visa application, right?

Lexusgs430:



You offered a Spanish lecture + answered the question........😁😜

Solumtoya:


I have someone in this same situation. She applied for Graduate visa on Monday, and got COS the next day. So she's applying for Tier-2 now. All she has to do after applying for Tier-2 is to cancel her Graduate visa application, right?

Bourne007:
It depends

If previous leave is still valid, you can withdraw (cancel) or vary application.

If previous leave ended, you need to vary your application.

Lexusgs430:



Hence people should be more prepared, NEVER hang your UK survival on miracles, prayers, vigil, fasting, friends, family, enemies, village people, GFM, wing or hope ........ 😂😜

dustydee:

I agree with Lexusgs430. It is inconceivable that the sponsors did not know that the exchange rate will be unstable. The sponsor can transfer her to one of the private universities in Nigeria to finish her education since exchange range disparity is the issue.
Again, planning is the key.

Goodenoch:


Man! It’s so wild that he keeps standing on that point, like he’s determined not to give it any thought as long as he gets to jest, condescend and even imply that the lady is lying.

It’s really amazing to me but I guess that’s what happens when your struggles become memory and you begin to think your current status is due to some skill (in this case, planning) you have that others less fortunate do not .

Solumtoya:


Previous leave is still valid till tomorrow, I think

Lexusgs430:


I humbly respect your opinion and maturity in response.......

Truly, I landed Heathrow airport with only one £5 bill in my breast pocket........ But, I never relied on anyone to save and bail me out of tight spots.....

I grafted, I suffered & slaved away all through ........ I knew the difficulties I was going to face and was fully prepared....... Tough times never last, but tough people do ......

I am sorry if you saw my responses as mocking one's condition, but I try not to take life too seriously....... A bit of humour, helps navigate challenging situations.......

Thank you......

jedisco:


I'd drop links to a number of resources worth delving into if longterm investing suits. I've found these quite helpful.
ISAs are better for most (esp higher earners) as all earning are fully tax free. What kind of ISA suits becomes the main issue.

For ISAs- https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/isa-guide-savings-without-tax/

Savings account guide- https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/savings-accounts-best-interest/

Cash ISA vs savings acc - https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/best-cash-isa/#compare

For longterm investing, I use my ISA to buy low cost global index funds (i.e a fund that passively buys small stocks across the globe). Reason is simple and well explained in the short video series attached. You'd typically need a S&S ISA or other vehicles.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=_chiIIxMGl0

To compare providers offering these funds- https://monevator.com/compare-uk-cheapest-online-brokers/#comment-1595166

To compare global index funds - https://monevator.com/best-global-tracker-funds/

Personally, I use 2 brokers - InvestEngine for S&S ISA (cheapest) and Vanguard for Pensions. Across both, I invest solely in low cost global funds. For regular savings (after exhausting ISA allocation) I use Chip savings account.

Thewritingnerd:
You seem to still not be getting the point despite people trying to make you see it in a measured manner, with some even skirting around the obvious folly unto say you be “respected” person on this platform. It is well.

Thewritingnerd:
You’re the same person who typed that Tinubu post abi?

dustydee:

I did not know but I knew it was UNSTABLE.

justwise:


You do and you will be lucky to get appointment this year let alone visa

hustla:


Are countries like Malta, and Hungary appointments easier to get?

hustla:


Are countries like Malta, and Hungary appointments easier to get?

justwise:


That is possible compared to other popular holiday destinations. You can also try Estonia, Finland, etc

hustla:


Thanks!

Man just wan get stamps

Jamesclooney:


Most of these countries use VFS for biome/application and you can’t even create an account to book appointment in some cases. Best bet is Greece and Netherlands. Appointments are available periodically and some offered over the phone. If it’s an emergency, there are some “agents” that have priority slot and you can get an appointment with very short notice (next working day) but it costs money (£200+). If you have the luxury of time, I’d suggest keep searching online or call them up for Premium appointments.

Raalsalghul:


Try Lithuania.

Greece also, though you have to have booked and paid completely for holidays in three different countries lest they just give you [b]single or double[/b] entry.

CowbellY:


Adidas voucher on 1 phone ? Wow

Lexusgs430:


You seem to be missing the point....... The children in question, are presently British citizens, born in the UK.....

So your classification of them been Nigerian citizens, is a little bit premature, because they don't have Nigerian passports, they presently only have British passports.,.....

Do you now understand the dynamics........

CowbellY:


I understand but having a British passport doesn't make them less Nigerian. Nigeria practices birthright patriachal citizenship.

A child born to a male Nigerian citizen anywhere in the world by right has automatically conferred Nigerian citizenship. However they have to "accept" by way of registration before the age of 18.

Ukliving:
So the dependant ban for care workers is kicking off March 11
What if after March 11, a husband and wife both get sponsorship, will the rule still apply if they proceed with their visa application individuallly?

justwise:


You do and you will be lucky to get appointment this year let alone visa