ugomnaanny:
Pls I am aware ur siblings can't be ur sponsor but can my sister pay my fees for me? Cos she is in canada and intend paying my fees directly from canada to the school while I use my personal acct to show proof of fund (self sponsored).. pls I need answer

yes, anyone can pay your fees for you.

ugomnaanny:
Pls I am aware ur siblings can't be ur sponsor but can my sister pay my fees for me? Cos she is in canada and intend paying my fees directly from canada to the school while I use my personal acct to show proof of fund (self sponsored).. pls I need answer

yes, a third party can pay your tuition on your behalf, just make sure your student number and name , reflects in the transaction description

the more important is your student number.

Jumat14:
Guru in the house please. I need urgent answer to this question please. The maintenance Fees is the money that will be in account for 28 days or is their any other money. Thanks

refer to page 1 of this thread, everything you need is there

olalemii:

refer to page 1 of this thread, everything you need is there

olalemii:

refer to page 1 of this thread, everything you need is there

Hello guys if applying for a student visa, how much is best to show as proof of sufficient funds at the embassy?

ugomnaanny:
same course I want to apply for at university of Salford Manchester by next week, I studied land surveying as my 1st degree

What's the cost at Salford sir

It will end in praise. Have you ever had any visa refusals in the past? This is something that may cause some delay.

Swiftlee:
I did biometric on 20th October (Priority)

Application has been received by DMC
I got this email today..

Unfortunately, the processing of your application has not been straightforward and we are unlikely to resolve your application within these customer service targets. Please be assured that we will continue to progress your application to enable a decision to be made as soon as possible.

I have been feeling uneasy since morning.

moetariq:
It will end in praise. Have you ever had any visa refusals in the past? This is something that may cause some delay.

Visa Refusals doesn't cause any delay

Hi guys, I'm trying to use TransferWise from Nigeria. The transaction is in pounds, not naira as I have a pound domiciliary account in Naija. I'm confused on which details to use, they are slightly different details or i should use both, please help TheGuyFromHR and others who know about this app

mumsjoy:
Good Morning Guys, please has anyone applied for Visa with a Bank statement printed for more than 2weeks and has successfully been given visa.

PLEASE READ, YOUR RESPONSE WILL BE HIGHLY APPRECIATED

You have 30days validity on bank statement. So you're fine, go ahead to use and apply.

moetariq:
It will end in praise. Have you ever had any visa refusals in the past? This is something that may cause some delay.

Amen!! I have never had any refusal before. It is well.

My sister, I once read this on UKVI or UKCISA website. Assuming you are correct, that visa refusals don't cause delay, can you please tell us what factors could cause a non-straightforward processing?

I'd like to learn. I also want to apply priority but I have had some refusals in the past and I am skeptical. Others can pls contribute.

Have you seen someone with refusal or previous visa refusals get his/her priority visa in 5 working days??

Aprokodaughter:



Visa Refusals doesn't cause any delay

Of course she can. But the payment has to reflect on your CAS, before starting visa application

ugomnaanny:
Pls I am 1aware ur siblings can't be ur sponsor but can my sister pay my fees for me? Cos she is in canada and intend paying my fees directly from canada to the school while I use my personal acct to show proof of fund (self sponsored).. pls I need answer

Nadheer15:
Hi guys, I'm trying to use TransferWise from Nigeria. The transaction is in pounds, not naira as I have a pound domiciliary account in Naija. I'm confused on which details to use, they are slightly different details or i should use both, please help TheGuyFromHR and others who know about this app

Not sure where you have a problem, but if it is concerning addresses, the first address is TransferWise's own address (i.e. payee address), while the second is its bank's address (Barclays Bank).

In wire transfer forms, there are spaces for inputting both these details, and that's why they're given.

moetariq:
My sister, I once read this on UKVI or UKCISA website. Assuming you are correct, that visa refusals don't cause delay, can you please tell us what factors could cause a non-straightforward processing?

I'd like to learn. I also want to apply priority but I have had some refusals in the past and I am skeptical. Others can pls contribute.

Have you seen someone with refusal or previous visa refusals get his/her priority visa in 5 working days??

Nobody here works on UKVI but I had two refusals (I mentioned one for some reasons I thought I would mention the second one during my visa interview fortunately they did not ask) and my visa still came out at the right time (no second interview, no non-straight forward mail)

Someone here mentioned that he had refusals from several countries. He/she mentioned all and they still got their visa at the right time.

Yes, lots of factors come in but you can say refusals is one of them. Even those that will apply for the first time might still experience delay.

[quote author=Luchi89 post=95364539]
You have 30days validity on bank statement. So you're fine, go ahead to use and apply.[/quote

Thanks a bunch

moetariq:
My sister, I once read this on UKVI or UKCISA website. Assuming you are correct, that visa refusals don't cause delay, can you please tell us what factors could cause a non-straightforward processing?

I'd like to learn. I also want to apply priority but I have had some refusals in the past and I am skeptical. Others can pls contribute.

Have you seen someone with refusal or previous visa refusals get his/her priority visa in 5 working days??

Advisable not to pay for priority if you've had prior refusals.

TheGuyFromHR:


Not sure where you have a problem, but if it is concerning addresses, the first address is TransferWise's own address (i.e. payee address), while the second is its bank's address (Barclays Bank).

In wire transfer forms, there are spaces for inputting both these details, and that's why they're given.

The confusion is because there are two bank details stated therein. Here's the bank I use:

If you compare with the two details, there are some stuffs missing in Barclays which is found in TransferWise and vice-versa

TemmyDavies:
Hello guys if applying for a student visa, how much is best to show as proof of sufficient funds at the embassy?

Hello.
Your question is not straightforward so kindly check page 1 of this thread.

anergy:

Biometrics: 29/09
Decision mail: 16/10
No collection mail.
Well, I don't know what to do

This is serious. I am just wondering what might be the reason for the delay because decision mail came in before this unrest.

Good evening people, please who is applied/ is attending robert Gordon university, I applied some weeks back and I got a mail to schedule an interview with them, I'll like to know what to expect during the interview like questions possibly asked etc, thanks in anticipation

Nadheer15:
The confusion is because there are two bank details stated therein. Here's the bank I use:

If you compare with the two details, there are some stuffs missing in Barclays which is found in TransferWise and vice-versa

Oh, I see what you mean now and what is causing the confusion.
It's strange, I dont remember seeing that before, I always received one set of bank details when I made all my transfers and it was their Barclays Bank details and address.

Input the Swift Code and IBAN number you were given there into an online Swift code checker and it will let you know the bank to which they belong, and if it is Barclays Bank (as has always been the case for my transfers), it will indicate and then you can use those.

chybabie:
Thank God for journey mercies. I want to ask if you booked through wakanow, there was a time I learnt they were give discounts to students.

No i didn't though, was told about age restriction, i booked with another travel agency.

Hello guys my sponsor has 12 million in his account please would this be sufficient for a bsc in uk and does my sponsor need to show his source of funds even if they are no irregular lodgments within the period of 30 months.

biggiyke:

yes, anyone can pay your fees for you.

ok thanks

olalemii:

yes, a third party can pay your tuition on your behalf, just make sure your student number and name , reflects in the transaction description

the more important is your student number.

thnks

sunkanmi562:


What's the cost at Salford sir

13,320 pounds I heard they give discount and you pay 4kpounds (1st payment) to get the student visa.. I choose construction in project management and not project management, project management fees is higher

Theblink123:
Hello guys my sponsor has 12 million in his account please would this be sufficient for a bsc in uk and does my sponsor need to show his source of funds even if they are no irregular lodgments within the period of 30 months.

you have to look up a university of your choice and know your tuition fee before anyone here can help you.
do that and come back with your question, people are here to help..

Yes they're giving discounts. I bought my ticket on Sat and I got the discount.

chybabie:
Thank God for journey mercies. I want to ask if you booked through wakanow, there was a time I learnt they were give discounts to students.

olalemii:


you have to look up a university of your choice and know your tuition fee before anyone here can help you.
do that and come back with your question, people are here to help..

I will surely do that thanks for your response

Jumat14:
Guru in the house please. I need urgent answer to this question please. The maintenance Fees is the money that will be in account for 28 days or is their any other money. Thanks

Your maintenance fee and balance of your school fees are meant to be in your acct