pristine002:

Ok thank you ..That means the ban won't have any effect on the spouse visa?

pristine002:


ILR sir

ayusufnotes:
Good day gentlemen and ladies.
This day, 29/02/2024, I have finalized decisions to move out of this country.
How I want to do it is between me and God but I'm hopeful that I'll be resuming for a MSc programme at a university in the UK by January, 2025.

To start with, I have made a few researches about schools and cost of living plus, cost of migrating too.
Please I have a few questions:
1. For somebody who is on somewhat tight budget, which of the cities in the UK is a good bet- relating to cost of living and access to jobs.
2. Please, is University of Reohampton suitable for someone looking at a budget of 10M?

For now, I'll appreciate responses to these questions. Thank you all

Hannania:
You people forget this is a public forum and posts like this will eventually be detrimental to everyone.

Cc: JustWise DisGuy , kindly enforce measures to stop posts like this. Thank you

Jesutofunmifak:
Please what’s the difference between spouse and dependent visa
My boyfriend works in the Uk, works for the same tech company for 13months now, they’re sponsoring his visa. He’s coming home for us to get married
What visa would I apply for
And what documents would we submit
Thank you so much

pristine002:
Good day everyone
I was given a 10 year ban 3 years ago, that same year I got married legally to my husband who lives and works in UK. Now we have a child and he's planning to apply for a spouse visa for me. pls I would like to knw my chances of getting the visa and does a ban affect spouse visa?
Thank you

RubyOgex:
Pls i will appreciate if i get answers..
If I'm pregnant before applying for UK spousal visa in Nigeria, and i give birth to my child in Nigeria before my visa is issued? what will happen to the child?

The partner is British citizen..

Bourne007:
But paid for a service rendered 🤔. That's why the bolded is called currency conversion / rate of exchange / currency exchange / foreign exchange 🙂.

abuhusna1:

Some people thinks doing busines with ndividuals is same thing as institutions. Truths hurts but he will learn when normal money return to his account like he it left

heykims:

Never, they bought pounds from him. He has to return their money in pounds.

Bourne007:
It doesn't work that way. Unfortunately he transacted with an individual at his own risk.

Refunds are made at the rate of exchange in force on the date the refund is processed. This is what all businesses do.

Giftyy:
To his Nigerian account.

advanceDNA:


You paid the equivalent of 3500 in naira...i[b]f he doesn't want to pay pounds he should pay the current equivalent of 3500£ in naira .. he's a crook..[/b]

Or get someone's UK account...and tell him to pay what back what the school refunded to him....

Giftyy:
Hello, good day all. Someone based in Uk paid school fees (3500pounds) for my family member last year. He paid with the exact exchange rate as at then, (Black market). He charged us for the services and we paid expensively for it. Unfortunately, he couldn't make it to UK due to the school inability to issue him CAS because it was late already. Now we are talking about collecting the school fees back, we were advised to open a domiciliary account and ask the guy to send it in pounds. He refused and said he will only send the amount we paid to him in naira, we didn't pay him in pounds. Please what do you guys think?

ehizario2012:


@Justwise.

I can see you hid my post/response to this thing.

I am not complaining about you hiding my post, it's at your discretion as moderator. But why leave this vile post and delete mine?

I'll really appreciate your point of view, however brief.

The elements have been tasked to engage the poster though.

Regards.

ehizario2012:


@Justwise.

I can see you hid my post/response to this thing.

I am not complaining about you hiding my post, it's at your discretion as moderator. But why leave this vile post and delete mine?

I'll really appreciate your point of view, however brief.

The elements have been tasked to engage the poster though.

Regards.

ehizario2012:


I acknowledge you boss, regards.

E be like e wan wash cloth for morning, spread am but never return to pack am inside. Anybody wey wan block another man food deserve to be attacked like an inedible snake.

I go respond to that thing when I settle, I dey read for my certification first now...

ehizario2012:


I am still thinking of the most painful, demeaning and difficult word I would use to describe you... You would hear from me when I get it. How can I even classify you as human now?? The ability to type doesn't mean you're human, robots can type these days.

If you belong to that group of people, that's your business!!! And keep it up, there was once Sodom!!!

A child that says he'll be eating tolotolo head when he grows up would never get to the age where he'll eat tolotolo head!

I am still coming back for you. Okay??

rollykotex:


Congratulations!

Houses in Wales are affordable looking at the figure for 3bedroom house.

Well done to you and your hubby.
Thank you. I it relatively cheaper to England because we wouldn’t get that super deal in England for that price.

Raalsalghul:


Seems so.

rollykotex:
Hi everyone, it’s really been a while I posted. Though i read the posts and all. I am excited to share the news that we just bought a HOUSE. Asiinnnnnnn Home owner in the United Kingdom. It’s a dream come through and I’m super excited we’re living our best lives.
We moved to the UK in October 2021, I was the student with my husband and two kids as my dependents. We were determined and prepared for the worst that comes with relocation but as God would have it, it wasn’t as bad as we thought. I didn’t work in our first year as I had to take care of the kids and school. My husband alone foot all the bills and paid my school fees. I got a job immediately after school in October 2022, it was without sponsorship so my husband got the HCA sponsorship. We planned to save at least £2,000 a month in the beginning of January 2023 towards getting our own house and we were able to save that and more. By December 2023, we already had enough money for deposit. The whole housing process started on the 4th of January 2024 and here we are today, we got the key last week.
I’m glad we are in a country where you can have both short and long term plan and it will materialise, where we don’t need to have godfathers or know anyone to succeed and where hard work is heavily rewarded.
I am so proud of myself and my husband for the effort we have put in to see this materialise and super grateful to God that gives all beautiful things.
In case you may want to ask, we live in Wales, Swansea to be precise, we bought a three bedroom semidetached, 2 toilet and a bath, beautiful garden,the total cost is 26,750 which include 10% deposit, level3 survey, legal, search. Financed by Barclays.
We didn’t use a mortgage advisor, my husband and I got the lender ourselves. We read and did so many research and it saved us about £800 for mortgage advisor.
Our house is EpC B, council tax band B no ground rent and it’s freehold. We wanted a low cost maintenance and we got it. Our survey result was excellent and the house is super gorgeous . We did a 20 year mortgage plan our repayment is a little above £1,000 which include our house insurance cost and income protection cost as well.
Thank you for reading my long post.

Ogeneigbo1:

Thank you.

To be fair to justwise, I think you are saying the same with him if my interpretation is correct.

He is coming indirect if you can read in between lines , but you are coming more direct.

I have read the first page of this thread like justwise advised,and I see where he is heading to.

I am still analysing the situation at hand.

But let me ask you. Judging by what is currently happening in UK, if I pay 80 to 90 % school fees, do you think I will break even, I used the word break even because,at last na money I dey find come UK.

Ogeneigbo1:
Thank you for this question.

I can manage to pay at least 60 % of the tuition fees if I get a direct masters degree. Then pay the remaining 40% as I settle down.

Ogeneigbo1:
I have not paid anything, the offer just came in , I came here to seek advice first before going further .

My fears are; 3 months pathway course for 8k plus, pay another fees assuming you fail, then if you pass , you still pay another fees so as to run the masters proper.

I have seen some pathway program for 9 months to 1year. At least I can settle down before I start thinking of paying another fees. Considering housing, feeding and work issues , it will be hard to combine these and at the same time trying to pass my pathway exams ,all in 3 months .

Ogeneigbo1:
CAS will be issued if I accept the offer , submit necessary documents and pay the 50% tuition deposit.

Ogeneigbo1:
It was done by an agent.

Ogeneigbo1:
Thank you.

1. According to Oxford international, it's part of the masters program but applicant must pass the final exam to be able to continue with master proper.

2. The fee is separate from the main masters degree fee.infact the offer letter stated that they can't disclose the masters degree fees now.

3. The Course is Logistics, Data Analytics and Supply Chain Management.

Ogeneigbo1:
Good day everyone.

I just got admission for a pre masters program ( path way program )

program is just for 3 months before the main masters

Please I wish to know the advantages and disadvantages of such program.

I feel is good I seek advice from experienced people here before I make any move

cc justwise
Lexusgs430
descarado
ReesheesuKnack
missjekyll
Other experienced UK residents

Thank you.

missjekyll:


Too harsh but they owe her nothing. This is for people who argue that she can claim Bangladeshi citizenship. She can't.

Ogeneigbo1:

Good day everyone.

I just got admission for a pre masters program ( path way program )

program is just for 3 months before the main masters

Please I wish to know the advantages and disadvantages of such program.

I feel is good I seek advice from experienced people here before I make any move

cc justwise
Lexusgs430
descarado
ReesheesuKnack
missjekyll
Other experienced UK residents

Thank you.

missjekyll:
1. She was born here, never been to Bangladesh in her life. She was radicalised in the UK at 15 years old ie a child. Why does the UK get to export this frankenstein that they nurtured? I say bring her home ,investigate her part in IS and throw her in jail.

2. Bangladesh has said she will face the death penalty if she enters the country. She is now stateless. The UK knew that removing her citizenship would make her stateless and did it anyway.

3. I am a bit worried as it appears there are 2 tiers of citizenship. An irrevocable and a revocable one.
How many generations down the line will my offspring have to be to acquire this irrevocable citizenship.

These are the 3 major arguments i have heard against the government's position.I havent read her lawyers argument so there may be more.It's a Landmark case and will likely get to the Supreme Court.

I haven't addressed "supporting terrorism" as I believe its too easy to disprove that theory.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/feb/23/what-happens-to-shamima-begum-now-and-what-are-her-legal-options?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

wonlasewonimi:


I'm always wary of doing bank transfers. If the guy is dodgy, drug dealer or financing terrorism, you'd now be subjected to a rigorous forensic audit having paid him before. Even though, you'd be exonerated, you would have to prove your non relationship with the person over and over. A mischievous one could even say you're one of their drug customers.

wonlasewonimi:


That's the easiest way to fall into scam. I have seen some people who have no history of selling anything on there listing the latest iPhone. They might be genuine but I would run.

Goodenoch:


Very glad too.

The entire case is a travesty and an insult to the victims who lost life and limb due to the murderous actions of she and her ilk.