rinzylee:


I really don't understand. It's a straightforward application process. There's nothing out of the normal I think.

Just get to Denmark VFS website and pray you get a slot.

He is not talking about appointment. 🤣😂
He is asking if you can be his Agent with resou,
And how to gather necessary documents.

Hebraeem:
I have also thought of this. Please do you know how one can go about this to secure a buy to let or own a home and pay for it installmentally in Nigeria?

Just go to Twitter and see the tears of people on Twitter about this your ask

BuildingProject:


He is not talking about appointment. 🤣😂
He is asking if you can be his Agent with resou,
And how to gather necessary documents.

Lol.... abeg o, I no be agent.

I for charge £500

hustla:


Just go to Twitter and see the tears of people on Twitter about this your ask

Crying about what exactly biko?

Were they duped??

rinzylee:


Crying about what exactly biko?

Were they duped??

You sound like someone, already invested/or about to engage......😜😂

If you can share a thread/twitter link of any occurrence of such I don’t mind reading their stories to learn and unlearn from their experiences please.

hustla:


Just go to Twitter and see the tears of people on Twitter about this your ask

ubom123:
Good Morning Guys,

How do i get a cheap car insurance below 1k
I just got the car on a bargain of 2,500 but the Insurance i am seeing online is about 3k
Please help.

Shop for best quotes here:

https://www.comparethemarket.com


As soon you get your uk license, ask you current insurer for a revised contract or check d market again. You get better deals

Also, post a high insurance excess (hope you never have to use it though)

rinzylee:


Crying about what exactly biko?

Were they duped??

Yup

Trended some time last year I believe

rinzylee:


I really don't understand. It's a straightforward application process. There's nothing out of the normal I think.

Just get to Denmark VFS website and pray you get a slot.

Thank you. I have been on the website for hours, no slot yet

Hi elders, please I need serious help.

Is there anyway a tier 2 visa holder can bring their sick mum to live with them or get nhs treatment?

I don't know if this is acceptable but someone might need it

FOR SALE

VW POLO 1.2 PETROL

MILEAGE 74000

PRICE: £2,700 O.N.O

TEL NO: 07788945151

LOCATION: MIDDLESBROUGH, UK

COLOR: White

The owner say you can come and test drive

Lexusgs430:



You sound like someone, already invested/or about to engage......😜😂

Haha.... I have a couple of plots in lagos from a reputable company though.

I never pay finish.

Year?
Automatic transmission?
Middleborough jino o

gergemam:
I don't know if this is acceptable but someone might need it

FOR SALE

VW POLO 1.2 PETROL

MILEAGE 74000

PRICE: £2,700 O.N.O

TEL NO: 07788945151

LOCATION: MIDDLESBROUGH, UK

COLOR: White

The owner say you can come and test drive

rinzylee:


Haha.... I have a couple of plots in lagos from a reputable company though.

I never pay finish.

I could tell ...... Time to push the panic button......😂

HollyMadison:
Hi elders, please I need serious help.

Is there anyway a tier 2 visa holder can bring their sick mum to live with them or get nhs treatment?

Their mum can apply for a visiting visa (hopefully the sickness is not too serious, so flying is not an issue).......

Be prepared for NHS sending you a massive bill (an NHS hospital bed, is £600 per night, minus treatments & consultations)......

Mum can come to UK through visiting visa. You will have to pay for NHS expenses if she use their services

HollyMadison:
Hi elders, please I need serious help.

Is there anyway a tier 2 visa holder can bring their sick mum to live with them or get nhs treatment?

misterkelly:
Year?
Automatic transmission?
Middleborough jino o

Hello Chief, I don't know.

Please reach out to the number, nah waka pass I dey do when I saw it printed on the car. The owner saw me and ask If I want to test drive I can come and test it.

Year should be 2012-2014 or so

Advision:


Shop for best quotes here:

https://www.comparethemarket.com


As soon you get your uk license, ask you current insurer for a revised contract or check d market again. You get better deals

Also, post a high insurance excess (hope you never have to use it though)

what do you mean by the last part please ?

Hi my friends, I'm planning for my mother-in-law to come visit I and my wife in the UK to assist us with the kids. I have read a lot on this platform, and I appreciate the sacrifice.

My question is:

1). If the first application ( 30 days visit) becomes successful and she comes over to the Uk and then travels bk to Nigeria after 30 days of visit, how long do you suggest she should stay in her next visit before the visa expires ?
Note: we really need her for child care reasons.

2). On expiration of the 6months visa, If we apply for 2 years visa, how long do you suggest she stays in the UK for the first visit and subsequent visits ?

I understand the visits shouldn't be long and frequent so as not to look like a settlement.

I will appreciate anyone who has done it before or seen it happen to help me out.

Cheers

cbn4main:
Hi my friends, I'm planning for my mother-in-law to come visit I and my wife in the UK to assist us with the kids. I have read a lot on this platform, and I appreciate the sacrifice.

My question is:

1). If the first application ( 30 days visit) becomes successful and she comes over to the Uk and then travels bk to Nigeria after 30 days of visit, how long do you suggest she should stay in her next visit before the visa expires ?
Note: we really need her for child care reasons.

2). On expiration of the 6months visa, If we apply for 2 years visa, how long do you suggest she stays in the UK for the first visit and subsequent visits ?

I understand the visits shouldn't be long and frequent so as not to look like a settlement.

I will appreciate anyone who has done it before or seen it happen to help me out.

Cheers

If she' s coming to help out with child care, then make her first visit about 5months, then she can stay away for around 6months before coming back.

dustydee:

If she' s coming to help out with child care, then make her first visit about 5months, then she can stay away for around 6months before coming back.

Thanks for your input. Staying away for 6 months would affect my kids bcs they are not up to 4 years (primary school age)

What if she stays for 30days in her first visit, travels bk to Nigeria and spends 30 days in Nigeria, and then returns to the UK and spends the remaining 4 months, would visa renewal be a problem?

@lexusgs430

Peerielass:


Not sure there’s a way around this. Why is the tenancy not in your name?

My cousins and her husband Annual is more than 200k plus... they got the apartment of course no Landlord would decline such individual... this was after several attempts to secure an apartment with lots of turn down either insufficient guarantors to blablabla
Kept going for viewing no success


Then, we were curious to atleast have a home first irrespective of who's name or not

cbn4main:


Thanks for your input. Staying away for 6 months would affect my kids bcs they are not up to 4 years (primary school age)

What if she stays for 30days in her first visit, travels bk to Nigeria and spends 30 days in Nigeria, and then returns to the UK and spends the remaining 4 months, would visa renewal be a problem?

Why 30 days for the first visit
I guess you are mixing it up
She can stay a max of 6 months maybe 5 months 2 weeks to be on a safe side irrespective of how long you stated she would stay during your visa application.

First visit 5 months w weeks then goes back and re apply after a month or so
Hopefully returns.... since she's helping with the kids

OmichaelO:
what do you mean by the last part please ?

The higher the excess, the lower the insurance policy.........😜

If you agree to a £1000 excess payment, when you make a claim, you MUST pay your insurance £1000, to progress a claim.......😭😭😭😭

Noworries11:


Why 30 days for the first visit
I guess you are mixing it up
She can stay a max of 6 months maybe 5 months 2 weeks to be on a safe side irrespective of how long you stated she would stay during your visa application.

First visit 5 months w weeks then goes back and re apply after a month or so
Hopefully returns.... since she's helping with the kids

If she stays more than the no of days stated in her application for the first visit, I read it would cause a visa denial during renewal.

Don't you think 5 months on the first visit would raise eye brows ? What would be the purpose of visit for a 5month visit? Child care? Would that make sense to the ECO?

I don't think so
Long as she didn't overstay, didn't cause nuisance, access to public funds during her stay, no bad records...she will be fine
It's the validity period granted to her and she has the sole right to utilise it as she wishes...

They understand especially an aged elderly woman would love to stay with her loved ones/grannies forever not even 6 months

If she's lonely and a Pensioner

oluwaleokey:
I don't think so
Long as she didn't overstay, didn't cause nuisance, access to public funds during her stay, no bad records...she will be fine
It's the validity period granted to her and she has the sole right to utilise it as she wishes...

They understand especially an aged elderly woman would love to stay with her loved ones/grannies forever not even 6 months

If she's lonely and a Pensioner

She is a pensioner.

Thanks for your input.

Cheers

cbn4main:


Thanks for your input. Staying away for 6 months would affect my kids bcs they are not up to 4 years (primary school age)

What if she stays for 30days in her first visit, travels bk to Nigeria and spends 30 days in Nigeria, and then returns to the UK and spends the remaining 4 months, would visa renewal be a problem?

It should not be an issue but why spend all that money on flight when she can stay for 5 months straight?
When you say it will affect your kids, what do you mean? If they are so attached to their granma, have you considered sending them to live with her?

This looks like a good plan to me if you can afford the airfares. BTW what visa plan are you on? Are you settled? Perhaps you should look at applying for her to stay long term as someone who requires special care which you and your wife would provide ...you can research more on this.

Noworries11:


Why 30 days for the first visit
I guess you are mixing it up
She can stay a max of 6 months maybe 5 months 2 weeks to be on a safe side irrespective of how long you stated she would stay during your visa application.

First visit 5 months w weeks then goes back and re apply after a month or so
Hopefully returns.... since she's helping with the kids

Lexusgs430:



I could tell ...... Time to push the panic button......😂

Most likely I'd sell off

dustydee:

It should not be an issue but why spend all that money on flight when she can stay for 5 months straight?
When you say it will affect your kids, what do you mean? If they are so attached to their granma, have you considered sending them to live with her?

I want to co-ask on this. Please how much proof of funds would be deemed sufficient for a child care visit visa of this nature.

SPDAZZY:


I want to co-ask on this. Please how much proof of funds would be deemed sufficient for a child care visit visa of this nature.

This depends on your situation and the requirements. Make sure you have enough to cover the airfare and a bit more (at least that's what I have done several times in the past). But my situation may be different from yours so do what you deem siutable to your situation.