LagosismyHome:


After the government encouraged people to buy Diesel they have now change mouth that it the most polluted cars and leading to air congestion so now Diesel car owners will most likely be taxed way more in the future . The London of mayor has manufactured ways to penalize owners with the London's Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) charge. i currently drive a Diesel but wont buy one again

Adayoung:
How can I send stuff from Nigeria to Uk

RalphJean:

1. World Courier
2. DHL
3. NIPOST
4. Etc

TJ18:
Good morning, thanks to all wonderful contributors on this thread. The information here is priceless.

I'm applying for a tier 2 visa for myself and my wife(dependant) and my employer is certifying maintenance for both of us.
Please how true is it that only marriage certificate from Ikoyi registry is recognized by the embassy because mine was done and issued at Ibadan registry.

Also, part of the documents required from my wife is proof of relationship in which I've compiled previous pictures, court wedding pics, intro pics and screenshot of chats. Please are their any other persuasive documents I may need to include.

I look forward to your response.

wonlasewonimi:


They didn't ask for NIN. I'm not sure if the passport will be 10 year validity. I will receive in two weeks and let you know

kcwitch:
Please i want to be sure of this. Someone said he got a uk work permit while here in Nigeria after paying a deposit to an agent? How real is that?

umarwy:


What job?
What visa?
What was the deposit for?

Better chance you apply by your self

wonlasewonimi:


I got the passport back after two weeks and an extra day. Still the same 5 year validity.

kcwitch:
Please i want to be sure of this. Someone said he got a uk work permit while here in Nigeria after paying a deposit to an agent? How real is that?

kcwitch:
Please i want to be sure of this. Someone said he got a uk work permit while here in Nigeria after paying a deposit to an agent? How real is that?

kcwitch:


Apply for which of them please? I want to be sure if there's anything like UK work permit while one is here in Nigeria?

Lexusgs430:


Justwise loves the mention of travel agents..... It makes the hairs at the back of his neck, stand uncontrollably.......

Bourne007:
If you ask the agent for CoS and there's none then it's a fraud.

Divine88:


True talk my brother. Just commonsense. It is not only about saving but common sense.
A lot of folks here go for all these massive cars on PCP ooo not outright ownership despite working in mediocre jobs just to feel among. Why not cut your coat according to size.
Save reasonably and get yourself a car that will serve you and your family well.
Na wetin dey kill us for 9ja be this, showing off cars forgetting cars have massive depreciation and driving small cars with big efficient engines are the best ways to enjoy yourself in this country

Aphrodite007:


I was initially against PCP and HP cars until someone made a valid point to me. He said “why should I buy a liability when I can just pay for it like I’m renting a house?!”

That’s when it hit me. No car is an asset. The moment you drive it out of the dealership, it has lost its value, so why then should I spend money buying a car that will only keep depreciating, When I can easily pay effortlessly every month for a new car and new perks..?
Why own something that will keep depreciating and you can’t change it until you’ve used it for maybe 5 years.

It’s no longer about status, I remember someone here saying something about how good it is to buy new cars because you get the best functionalities and you know the car won’t breakdown anytime soon.

For now I’ll still buy a small car to get my insurance right for a year or two, then start doing PCP.

Aphrodite007:


[s]I was initially against PCP and HP cars until someone made a valid point to me. He said “why should I buy a liability when I can just pay for it like I’m renting a house?!”

That’s when it hit me. No car is an asset. The moment you drive it out of the dealership, it has lost its value, so why then should I spend money buying a car that will only keep depreciating, When I can easily pay effortlessly every month for a new car and new perks..?
Why own something that will keep depreciating and you can’t change it until you’ve used it for maybe 5 years.

It’s no longer about status, I remember someone here saying something about how good it is to buy new cars because you get the best functionalities and you know the car won’t breakdown anytime soon.[/s]

For now I’ll still buy a small car to get my insurance right for a year or two, then start doing PCP.

buzibee:
Dear Nairalanders, trust everyone is doing well. I have read through the entire pages. I have a few questions and I will appreciate all the responses I can get.

I got a job with an accounting firm in London and they are currently processing our COS and subsequently our visas. We are looking to move sometime in October. I and my husband and our three year old son.

So here are my questions:

1. What are the best, cheapest and safest areas to live and raise a family also not too far from London Bridge?

2. I am concerned about childcare. Since our son will not be able to start school yet. What options are open to us?

3. What job options are available for my husband?He studied Computer Science but has been doing business for over 5 years now.

I will appreciate all the insight we can get from learned and experienced members of Nairaland. God bless you all.

Aphrodite007:


Hi dear, my apologies for not responding to your direct mail but I prefer to remain anonymous. Also, it’s always better to post your questions here so that you will get diverse responses or perspectives. No vex.

buzibee:
Dear Nairalanders, trust everyone is doing well. I have read through the entire pages. I have a few questions and I will appreciate all the responses I can get.

I got a job with an accounting firm in London and they are currently processing our COS and subsequently our visas. We are looking to move sometime in October. I and my husband and our three year old son.

So here are my questions:

Hello

I also got a job with an accounting frim in london. Looking to move in Dec. Can we connect?

1. What are the best, cheapest and safest areas to live and raise a family also not too far from London Bridge?

2. I am concerned about childcare. Since our son will not be able to start school yet. What options are open to us?

3. What job options are available for my husband?He studied Computer Science but has been doing business for over 5 years now.

I will appreciate all the insight we can get from learned and experienced members of Nairaland. God bless you all.