Miide2:


if you can’t “advise” someone without being condescending shut the hell up and let someone that has something reasonable to say come forward.

say na “from my mention” screp

Sorry o oya continue to fight and curse.

See person that's talking of been rude LMAO!!!!!

E say na screp

So much outburst over the platform abeg don't spam the thread. with yeye behavior.

whitley:
I guess its till next year

I hope not. That's far.
Probably next week

jflex:
Flight update / brexit implication

MAIL FROM AIRFRANCE


Brexit - Reintroduction of the airport transit visa
requirement for citizens of certain nationalities who hold a British long-stay
visa or a British residence permit and who are travelling to Great Britain.


As of January 1, 2021, citizens of the following countries
who are holders of a long-stay visa or a residence permit issued by the British authorities, will have to be in possession of an airport transit visa (ATV) if
they transit through France : Afghanistan, Angola, Bangladesh, Cameroon,
Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Chad, Republic of
Congo, Ivory Coast, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea,
Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Mali, Mauritania, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Russia
(only Russians coming from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Ukraine, Belarus,
Moldova, Turkey or Egypt), Senegal, Syria, Palestinians with refugee travel
documents, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan and South Sudan, Sri Lanka.



If you fall into this category, we recommend that you contact
the French consular authorities in your country of residence for any visa
application.

Guys,
Please how true is this story cos i didn't get this mail and i just check airfrance website and noting like that too

Aderin0la:
Errrrr I was gonna take a small bottle of dettol along with me cuz of my allergies (regardless of whether it can be bought there or not); I’ll have to use water while I’m in quarantine and there’s no way I’ll go to a store to get one during this time.

The pure water/water dispenser part is a bit unnecessary but thanks for your advice..

That's OK.
Also remember that you can still order things online to be delivered to you in your quarantine location.
Just get a free trial of Amazon Prime and you get next day delivery on many items.
Amazon takes Nigerian cards too, so you don't need to wait till you open an account and get a UK bank card to get things you need while in quarantine.

Please for someone with a medical condition needing to see a nurse as soon as he arrives Uk, what are the procedures of accessing Uk health care especially during isolation period?

Samgalaxy:
Please for someone with a medical condition needing to see a nurse as soon as he arrives Uk, what are the procedures of accessing Uk health care especially during isolation period?

Emergency is your only option.
They'll have to send you an ambulance.

Samgalaxy:
Please for someone with a medical condition needing to see a nurse as soon as he arrives Uk, what are the procedures of accessing Uk health care especially during isolation period?

Go to any A&E...... accident and emergency. It's a department within the hospital and you will be attended to . So find the closest to your destination

First of all, I really want to thank you all for the selfless work being done here, Is only God that can reward u with great blessing.
Secondly, I would like to ask that can married couple apply separately for tier 4 visa wife and husband would be going for bsc degree and MSC respectively?. Like my earlier post that I posted I wrote that I would love to pursue a degree in Nursing, but I dont know which one to choose either bsc or msc but I was advised that I wont be able to practise back home If i go with msc pre registration. So we have made a conclusion that both should apply differently because I dont want marriage to affect my dream vice versa.
So my question is can we apply differently as an independent applicant? Thank you .

Thank you guys for all the selflessness in providing information on this platform...please I am worried about an issue and I will like to know your views.

My Spouse had a UK ban for 10 years which expired in 2018....my spouse is now considering to go to the UK for masters..please house, is there a possibility of getting a student visa..age is also early 40's

Please help provide insight.

The pure water/water dispenser [/quote]
It was all for fun Cheers!!

Hello,
@justwise, @mimilyrics I am here for advice. I am already in the UK for my PGCE course and i must confess it's really tedious. I never expected the the degree of shock I'm still in and i miss my family so much.
I was about commencing the dependant visa when a thought struck me, i thought it would be better i invite my family to come visit instead since i have barely 8 months on my visa and the cost implications aren't comparable . Although, they can still do the dependant route but i prefer they don't spend so much on visa and IHS.
I also thought to have my husband's niece come over to help with the kids. I would have preferred going home but i can't due to the nature of my course, it runs alongside the sec school calendar and breaks are averagely 2weeks before the Summer holiday.
Can i please get opinions, i don't want to complicate their application. I terribly miss home and it's having a toll on my mental health.
Thank you.

Mumsytwinny:


Merry Christmas.....Better person

Same here

Thank you...

TheGuyFromHR:


That's OK.
Also remember that you can still order things online to be delivered to you in your quarantine location.
Just get a free trial of Amazon Prime and you get next day delivery on many items.
Amazon takes Nigerian cards too, so you don't need to wait till you open an account and get a UK bank card to get things you need while in quarantine.

Honestly if you're well funded, pls go ahead. You guys could just find a way of attending the same school or different schools in same city, for bonding and cost saving purposes

Temitopepremium:
First of all, I really want to thank you all for the selfless work being done here, Is only God that can reward u with great blessing.
Secondly, I would like to ask that can married couple apply separately for tier 4 visa wife and husband would be going for bsc degree and MSC respectively?. Like my earlier post that I posted I wrote that I would love to pursue a degree in Nursing, but I dont know which one to choose either bsc or msc but I was advised that I wont be able to practise back home If i go with msc pre registration. So we have made a conclusion that both should apply differently because I dont want marriage to affect my dream vice versa.
So my question is can we apply differently as an independent applicant? Thank you .

kaylov12:
Hello,
@justwise, @mimilyrics I am here for advice. I am already in the UK for my PGCE course and i must confess it's really tedious. I never expected the the degree of shock I'm still in and i miss my family so much.
I was about commencing the dependant visa when a thought struck me, i thought it would be better i invite my family to come visit instead since i have barely 8 months on my visa and the cost implications aren't comparable . Although, they can still do the dependant route but i prefer they don't spend so much on visa and IHS.
I also thought to have my husband's niece come over to help with the kids. I would have preferred going home but i can't due to the nature of my course, it runs alongside the sec school calendar and breaks are averagely 2weeks before the Summer holiday.
Can i please get opinions, i don't want to complicate their application. I terribly miss home and it's having a toll on my mental health.
Thank you.

Husband niece taking care of children is something you thread carefully. UK doesnt do child labour so this shouldnt be an option depending on how old this niece is..... so start preparing your mind that your family can visit but your kids two parents would be responsible for taking care of them

As for visiting visa, I think that allowed as well if you dont want to spend the full tier 4 dependent amount and you are happy for them to return back after the visit

luckygeee:


Interested I just sent you a pm

Be very careful else you will be looking at 10yrs ban, this is illegal.

T33cis:


Hello,
I already responded, check your mail.

This thread is not for people with your mindset.

kaylov12:
Hello,
@justwise, @mimilyrics I am here for advice. I am already in the UK for my PGCE course and i must confess it's really tedious. I never expected the the degree of shock I'm still in and i miss my family so much.
I was about commencing the dependant visa when a thought struck me, i thought it would be better i invite my family to come visit instead since i have barely 8 months on my visa and the cost implications aren't comparable . Although, they can still do the dependant route but i prefer they don't spend so much on visa and IHS.
I also thought to have my husband's niece come over to help with the kids. I would have preferred going home but i can't due to the nature of my course, it runs alongside the sec school calendar and breaks are averagely 2weeks before the Summer holiday.
Can i please get opinions, i don't want to complicate their application. I terribly miss home and it's having a toll on my mental health.
Thank you.

I really understand how you feel, sure you can invite them though i'm not sure about the idea of including your hubby's niece

Temitopepremium:
First of all, I really want to thank you all for the selfless work being done here, Is only God that can reward u with great blessing.
Secondly, I would like to ask that can married couple apply separately for tier 4 visa wife and husband would be going for bsc degree and MSC respectively?. Like my earlier post that I posted I wrote that I would love to pursue a degree in Nursing, but I dont know which one to choose either bsc or msc but I was advised that I wont be able to practise back home If i go with msc pre registration. So we have made a conclusion that both should apply differently because I dont want marriage to affect my dream vice versa.
So my question is can we apply differently as an independent applicant? Thank you .

Yes you can and you can also apply together with no prob at all as long you can meet the financial requirement.

[quote author=LagosismyHome post=97460627]

Husband niece taking care of children is something you thread carefully. UK doesnt do child labour s/quote]
The niece is over 20 years , so child labour is out. I just felt since she comes around and completed her OND waiting to begin HND.

Hello people compliments of the season. So I heard from a travel Agent that only BA and Virgin Atlantic fly UK cos of th restriction every other airline is grounded for now? Pls guys how true is this . Does anyone have a contrary experience

TheGuyFromHR:


That's OK.
Also remember that you can still order things online to be delivered to you in your quarantine location.
Just get a free trial of Amazon Prime and you get next day delivery on many items.
Amazon takes Nigerian cards too, so you don't need to wait till you open an account and get a UK bank card to get things you need while in quarantine.

**Useful information.

Compliment of the season.
Please i need your help .
I m single mother with a 5years old daughter. I m currently in the uk with tier 4 visa. I want to apply for my daughter now. Pls I need information on what and what to be added to the application to make it successful. I read that you need to state that you are fully responsible for her.
Do I need to get a immigration lawyer involved?
Do I need to do a DNA to proof she is my daughter bcs we have different names.
Can i get a sample of cover letter?
Pls help

TheGuyFromHR:


That's OK.
Also remember that you can still order things online to be delivered to you in your quarantine location.
Just get a free trial of Amazon Prime and you get next day delivery on many items.
Amazon takes Nigerian cards too, so you don't need to wait till you open an account and get a UK bank card to get things you need while in quarantine.

Really? So we can pay in naira on Amazon?

Minah2020:


Really? So we can pay in naira on Amazon?

Yes, you can.
Just remember that some Nigerian banks have different limits on their online transactions (for instance Standard Chartered has a limit of the naira equivalent of $500 a month)

Good morning,

I am currently trying to pay for IHS and Visa application fee. I have some queries

1. I had filled in the information of my dependents on both the IHS link and in my visa application but on the summary page, it is stating "you do not have dependents" and it's processing amount due to only myself


2. I own and have funded a KYC 3 Paga account. Do I really need a card linked to the account before payment can be enabled. A friend is insisting this is the only way.


Thanks as you help a brother out

Greenville990:
Good morning,

I am currently trying to pay for IHS and Visa application fee. I have some queries

1. I had filled in the information of my dependents on both the IHS link and in my visa application but on the summary page, it is stating "you do not have dependents" and it's processing amount due to only myself


2. I own and have funded a KYC 3 Paga account. Do I really need a card linked to the account before payment can be enabled. A friend is insisting this is the only way.


Thanks as you help a brother out

Answering just number 2, you don’t need to link a card to your Paga, just fund your Paga wallet and pay for your IHS and visa fee

[quote author=testmo post=97451333]Please, i need help on this question: I have filled in the application form that i have travelled out of Nigeria in the last ten years for more than six months. Pls, do i need police certificate to this effect. Thanks

Pls, kindly answer the above question , is urgent so that we could do the needful. Many thanks

TheGuyFromHR:


Yes, you can.
Just remember that some Nigerian banks have different limits on their online transactions (for instance Standard Chartered has a limit of the naira equivalent of $500 a month)

Ohh wow that's good...
Thank for sharing the information.