Mjseun: Please house, I want to book my ticket to New york now. but the airline (british airline) transiting through London, Do I need a transit visa to stop in London? please i need response as soon as possible.

cheers.

Mjseun: Please house, I want to book my ticket to New york now. but the airline (british airline) transiting through London, Do I need a transit visa to stop in London? please i need response as soon as possible.

cheers.

osahons9:

No....it was addressed before!!

aanowai: Hello Decreamaster, Hello house!!

I have been accepted and granted admission for my graduate study this Fall. I'm also made to understand that my admission letter and I-20 should be here in a couple of days.

My questions are:-

(1) Do I wait for the admission letter and I-20 to get here first, before proceeding to pay the SEVIS fee and Visa fee?

(2) If no, how do I proceed with paying the SEVIS fee through the help of a friend in the U.S? I have a friend who can help me pay with a Money Order, but what do I need to do from here and what does my friend need to do?

Thanks all..

Walspring:

The Girl or the Guy

Mjseun:

Are you 100% sure friend? because im about to book now

ridimic1:

guyman u jus forget ur guy..no be so oo

olumide098: Guyz wish me happy birthday nah...

Mjseun:

Are you 100% sure friend? because im about to book now

Mjseun: Please house, I want to book my ticket to New york now. but the airline (british airline) transiting through London, Do I need a transit visa to stop in London? please i need response as soon as possible.

cheers.

Doctoroma: Hello guys, it's been a while! All glory to God I had a safe & awesome trip to the states via Doha & Paris courtesy Qatar Airways! Wishing all other friends (Ashigolo, Oyero1 etc) safe trip too!

aanowai: Hello Imperiouxx, Hello house!!

I have been accepted and granted admission for my graduate study this Fall. I'm also made to understand that my admission letter and I-20 should be here in a couple of days.

My questions are:-

(1) Do I wait for the admission letter and I-20 to get here first, before proceeding to pay the SEVIS fee and Visa fee?

(2) If no, how do I proceed with paying the SEVIS fee through the help of a friend in the U.S? I have a friend who can help me pay with a Money Order, but what do I need to do from here and what does my friend need to do?

Thanks all..

Idazbawz: of cos, it is... after the second deferment, he'll need to pay another application fee..
That's all

Walspring:

If he get brain am sure he wont need to pay for second deferment...

Mjseun: I just got my ticket to NY for NGN 257269 (Royal Air marock). is the deal ok? will book to Gainesville when i get to the JFK... what do you guys think? Hope transit visa no go dey necessary ooo, stopping at Casablanca. Sorry for asking again. I previously ask for stops in London now is Casablanca. Cheers

Thanks

siegfried99: Greetings  to the house. This is my first time on here. I know my questions might have been answered before. But pls help a brother in need bcuz it's an urgent situation.

I want to apply for undergraduate studies into any university or college in Atlanta (suggestions are welcome) for the next available session and I would like additional information.

Please is it necessary/ mandatory  I have TOEFL/SAT scores,  Since English is my first Language here in Nigeria ‎? I'm hoping this can be waived.

Secondly, apart from the application processing fee, what other fees am I to pay before I can be given admission or during the course of my application?

And finally, when exactly do I pay tuition fees? If hopefully I'm given admission. 
Do I pay be‎fore I leave Nigeria or I can pay the tuition fees on arrival to the US? .
My brother nobody will spoon feed you here trust me. Go online use Google search for schools. Ask google.com any question. Read this thread from the start. It's all about dedication and hardwork. It's advisable to write at least one standardised test. You're not required to pay before you leave.

‎Thanks in anticipation.

kennyzita: congrats. . . vickiestephen

siegfried99: Greetings  to the house. This is my first time on here. I know my questions might have been answered before. But pls help a brother in need bcuz it's an urgent situation.

I want to apply for undergraduate studies into any university or college in Atlanta (suggestions are welcome) for the next available session and I would like additional information.

Please is it necessary/ mandatory  I have TOEFL/SAT scores,  Since English is my first Language here in Nigeria ‎? I'm hoping this can be waived.

Secondly, apart from the application processing fee, what other fees am I to pay before I can be given admission or during the course of my application?

And finally, when exactly do I pay tuition fees? If hopefully I'm given admission. 
Do I pay be‎fore I leave Nigeria or I can pay the tuition fees on arrival to the US? .



‎Thanks in anticipation.

cycober: Why must the U.S make there visa impossible to get like this? Must I actually be employed before i can afford to go for tourism in the U.S?
Here is a scenario. Lets say i have 1.5 to 2 million naira in my account, Booked and payed a 7 day tour of several tourist sites in the U.S, booked a round trip airline ticket, Wrote a statement showing my binding ties to Nigeria like reasonably well to do family, existing family bussiness which i must come back in helping in the management, good future ambition in nigeria. And that i had some travel history such that i did my degree abroad, have been to cameroon before. But that am Unemployed .

So my question is, Is my unemployed status really a reason to deny me a tourist/visit visa? Even though they state on their embassy websites that binding ties can be social or family in nigeria. Is my roundtrip airline ticket, tour package booking and payment, reasonable bank statement not enough evidence to convince them i indeed intend on returning to nigeria? Or are they saying that unemployed people should not want to go on vacation even if they have the means?

mind you i did not apply for a U.S visa yet, but just that the stories am reading here makes it seem like an impossibility to travel to the U.S. Its not every body that have a hundred thousand naira a month job you know, its not everybody that has a landed property or a wife or a company to act as a "binding tie", some just have the life long dream of seeing new york city, visiting the grand canyon, seeing mount rushmore, e.t.c but NO, they just have to quash your dreams by ever bringing in more requirements like you got be employed first, overlooking the fact that those intending tourists have more than enough financial means to cover all travel expensies. Or should i stop wasting my time and instead look for another tourist attractive country with less harsh visa requirements to go and have atleast a week or two of sane, enjoyable vacation rather than worrying myself in the process of trying to meet the demands of U.S tourist visa requirements.

Vicjustice, or Justwise please enlighten me further. Is the unemployed status a real disadvantage in visit visa application? or is it just people on nairaland making it seem like a big deal, because in the canadian visit visa eligibility test, I ticked unemployed, had a travel history, and duration of visit: not more than two weeks and they gave a result that am Eligible to apply. Another thing is, on the U.S embassy site, they gave examples of binding ties to include either employement, or family and social ties, or business ties, e.t.c so any one of them can be a binding tie not necessarily all, but if i come on nairaland, they so much stress the "having a job" thing. Its so frustrating and confusing

siegfried99: Greetings  to the house. This is my first time on here. I know my questions might have been answered before. But pls help a brother in need bcuz it's an urgent situation.

I want to apply for undergraduate studies into any university or college in Atlanta (suggestions are welcome) for the next available session and I would like additional information.

Please is it necessary/ mandatory  I have TOEFL/SAT scores,  Since English is my first Language here in Nigeria ‎? I'm hoping this can be waived.

Secondly, apart from the application processing fee, what other fees am I to pay before I can be given admission or during the course of my application?

And finally, when exactly do I pay tuition fees? If hopefully I'm given admission. 
Do I pay be‎fore I leave Nigeria or I can pay the tuition fees on arrival to the US? .



‎Thanks in anticipation.

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