giselle237:
https://appointments.immigration.gov.ng/

Thanks. Got it already. Guess the site was malfunctioning yesterday.

Sassy256:

And that's the core of driving

You can coordinate in two ways ........

- Right coordination
- Wrong coordination

kode12:


If you have Tier 2 sponsorship, you can only do 20hrs for another employer in the same occupation code or in another shortage occupation. You're not allowed to just take up a second random job, unfortunately. If you're going to do more than 20hrs you're going to need sponsorship from the second employer

Does indeedflex count as working for another employer?

Advision:


Its medical research in the surrey area bro

Hey bro. Can we connect please?
I’ve Sent you a Nairaland mail.

Lexusgs430:

You can coordinate in two ways ........

- Right coordination
- Wrong coordination

Lol...are you just trying to make urself feel better that you didn't drive in Nigeria?

santos247:
Baba, anything for the boys?
BY the way, How do I physical cash to my revolut account?
Revolut doesnt accept direct cash lodgment. What other options can I use? I have some cash but want to do online transactions as I live far from city centre.
Thanks.

Have you completed the 3 transactions? If you have, it is yet to reflect on my end. I'll quote you once it drops.

On your second question, if you have an account with any of the traditional banks, fund it with the cash at your local branch or any post office near you and transfer to your Revolut from the account.

Sassy256:

Lol...are you just trying to make urself feel better that you didn't drive in Nigeria?

No, just been a mouse .........

Lexusgs430:



No, just been a mouse .........

Ok. U succeeded.

gistbite:

Does indeedflex count as working for another employer?

I've never heard of Indeed flex sorry. But if it's some kind of gig work i.e self-employed, I'm inclined to say the same rules apply. You're just seelf-employed, so you are the second employer. I might be wrong though, someone else might point you to a better guidance as I haven't seen anything specifically covering that area.

Lexusgs430:



You can coordinate in two ways ........

- Right coordination
- Wrong coordination

Personally, I don't think the Nigerian driving experience is a disadvantage. The learner just needs to be conscious of those acquired bad habits. Watching a lot of videos on youtube would easily highlight those issues. If you keep your bad traits in mind, while learning and consciously try to correct them, you'd be able to pass quite easily.
Coordination, anticipation, remaining centred, stopping distances on the road etc, those sort of things only come with time spent on the road. The longer you've spent driving, the better you'd normally be at those skills, which would translate to an easier pass here in the UK.....
Unless you were an Ikeja - Sango Ota molue driver in the past , those drivers are irredeemable.

erico2k2:

If I was you, I will buy Dollars instead of pound just to be safe.

As someone who foolishly brought dollars into the UK instead of pounds, I would advise anyone to refrain from doing this as the exchange rate from dollars to pounds here in the UK isn’t friendly. You are better off buying pounds in Nigeria. She just has to use a legitimate person to help change the funds and not road side sellers and she’ll be fine.

Anyone in Surrey ??

My wife got a tier 2 sponsorship job ,they requested for two months probation period before they issue COS ,please anyone with information on where to get accommodation within Surrey or any cheaper town to target for easy access to Surrey ??

santos247:
Baba, anything for the boys?
BY the way, How do I physical cash to my revolut account?
Revolut doesnt accept direct cash lodgment. What other options can I use? I have some cash but want to do online transactions as I live far from city centre.
Thanks.

Think I saw one Indian guy who came to do this at the post office in Jan (I asked)

kode12:


Personally, I don't think the Nigerian driving experience is a disadvantage. The learner just needs to be conscious of those acquired bad habits. Watching a lot of videos on youtube would easily highlight those issues. If you keep your bad traits in mind, while learning and consciously try to correct them, you'd be able to pass quite easily.
Coordination, anticipation, remaining centred, stopping distances on the road etc, those sort of things only come with time spent on the road. The longer you've spent driving, the better you'd normally be at those skills, which would translate to an easier pass here in the UK.....
Unless you were an Ikeja - Sango Ota molue driver in the past , those drivers are irredeemable.

I drive only automatic here in Lagos. Do I have to go learn manual for me to be able to drive well in the UK. Was told most of the cars available for sale and also for driving test are manual.

bunsuq:

I drive only automatic here in Lagos. Do I have to go learn manual for me to be able to drive well in the UK. Was told most of the cars available for sale and also for driving test are manual.

False .......

Using an automatic gearbox, would make it easier to pass your test.......

Your instructor, would use an automatic vehicle to conduct your lessons.....

Automatic cars are available for sale .......

Lexusgs430:



False .......

Using an automatic gearbox, would make it easier to pass your test.......

Your instructor, would use an automatic vehicle to conduct your lessons.....

Automatic cars are available for sale .......

Good to know. Thanks

babajeje123:
To the teachers in the house, wify is a TCRN Mathematics teacher in Nigeria. She wants to continue here and I will so appreciate it if we can get some guide on how to go about it. We live in the North-east of England.

She could register with agencies to be a substitute teacher. This is not an easy job as she would go into any school to fill in for an absent teacher. She will cover class for different subjects and year groups.

On the other hand, she could train to teach. There are several training institutes the offer this. Check teachfirst or go on UCAS for a detailed list and register. Training will help acheive knowledge of how the school system works, learn the teaching standards and class control(this is the most important bit).


Better still, check UCAS for SCITT for school direct training.

bunsuq:

I drive only automatic here in Lagos. Do I have to go learn manual for me to be able to drive well in the UK. Was told most of the cars available for sale and also for driving test are manual.

If you pass on a manual you can drive both. If you pass on an auto you can only drive auto. Many people claim auto cars are scarce, more expensive bla bla. I don't think it's much of a big deal but circumstances vary.

erico2k2:

Cos they are not genuine Migrants, they come here to take the Piz [/b]and make life harder for everyone else. Who so ever thought of this Rwanda holding place is a genus I swear down, [b]it just solved one of the biggest problem of the UK. This wont stop the boats from coming thought but it will stop people getting freebees. Millions of ££££££ saved

We are all here as ''economic migrants'', it's only sheer luck that make us different from refugees.

Be that as it may, I'm happy today that the ECHR has intervened at the expense of the UK courts who supported this abhorrent policy. No one is going to be deported to Rwanda.

I'm an Atheist, but I specifically welcome the intervention of the Church of England in this matter. If the Queen who is the Head of the Church of England and Prince Charles finds that this policy is ''appalling'' and abhorrent, who are you?

kaylov12:


She could register with agencies to be a substitute teacher. This is not an easy job as she would go into any school to fill in for an absent teacher. She will cover class for different subjects and year groups.

On the other hand, she could train to teach. There are several training institutes the offer this. Check teachfirst or go on UCAS for a detailed list and register. Training will help acheive knowledge of how the school system works, learn the teaching standards and class control(this is the most important bit).


Better still, check UCAS for SCITT for school direct training.

Thank you!

Good morning my people. I worked for an employer who doesn't want to pay my wages. They should have paid since 27th of May. My calls and messages were not responded to. What can I do please?

domin8:


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ok. thank you

claremont:


We are all here as ''economic migrants'', it's only sheer luck that make us different from refugees.

Be that as it may, I'm happy today that the ECHR has intervened at the expense of the UK courts who supported this abhorrent policy. No one is going to be deported to Rwanda.

I'm an Atheist, but I specifically welcome the intervention of the Church of England in this matter. If the Queen who is the Head of the Church of England and Prince Charles finds that this policy is ''appalling'' and abhorrent, who are you?

Who am I? We're all human beings who shit, piss, fart, emit the usual bodily fluids and occasionally [or frequently, as the case may be] shag and whose bodies/ashes will all rot in the ground. Nobody, but nobody's opinion is sacrosanct, everyone's entitled to one.

Firstly, Prince Charles stated his opinion not in any religious capacity, but in relation to his trip to Rwanda representing the Queen as the Head of the Commonwealth. It was some COE bishops who condemned the policy from that angle. But with regard to your statement that you're an atheist, I have to state that I do believe in God, but do not practice religion, as it is all manmade and generally targeted at mind control and not worship, so whatever COE bishops or the Pope or any given pastorpreneur back home in Naija say naturally carries little weight with me, from a religious standpoint.

That said, I don't think Boris actually properly planned this Rwanda thing (of which I would have been in support if carried out), he must have known that the ECJ would step in on the basis of the ECHR to stop it, as the UK and the EU are not friends at the moment, to say the least. It's worth pointing out that the EU itself has previously sent migrants to Rwanda, so there's arrant hypocrisy and sheer politics at work here.

We are all economic migrants, true, but we came lawfully, with the consent of the UK government. Followed the rules, paid the huge monies, etc. We didnt pay tens of thousands of pounds to people smugglers, we paid it to UK universities and/or the Home Office as the rules required.

I have every sympathy for genuine refugees, for one my mother is Igbo, and some of my family here in the UK arrived here during the civil war as refugees, and for another, with the way Naija is going under Buhari's TLC, many people back home, including my friends and family members, might one day find themselves as refugees when it ultimately collapses, but these people coming are not genuine refugees, they have the money to pay for one way smuggler tickets to the UK, passing through parts of Europe in the process, and thus circumventing the "first safe country" principle. They are economic migrants, and should come through a different process, the ones we followed. In response to the argument that some of their countries are not safe places to be in the first place so they cant apply for UK visas from there, they should claim asylum in the first safe country they get to, or last last, France, then apply from there.

The harsh truth is that these people coming unrestrictedly are polarising the immigration debate unnecessarily, and that ultimately affects us who came lawfully as well if things go nasty. Again, in response to the assertion that the UK is not the US and people are more "civilised" here, with the way things are going in this country, extremism, which tends to flare up when economic issues arise and people become or feel poorer, may not be too far off.

In response to the other argument that the UK came to Africa and Asia, robbed, exploited, raped and stole, so is now reaping the fruit of what it sowed in terms of the "We are here because you were there" assertion, again 99% of the time there is no morality in politics, it is all about achieving ends, so come lawfully or try making that argument to some extremist like those in the US who set out deliberately to kill minorities and see how far you get.

stephoye:
Good morning my people. I worked for an employer who doesn't want to pay my wages. They should have paid since 27th of May. My calls and messages were not responded to. What can I do please?

Find out from your colleagues if they have been paid, then write your employer a formal letter demanding your own pay. In the absence of any response, gather all your evidence and contact a body called ACAS. Beyond that I'm not too sure of the process, as that's the farthest I've seen it taken, but I think if they cant help resolve the matter, you can now get a lawyer and head to an employment tribunal.

Yemite1845:
Anyone in Surrey ??

My wife got a tier 2 sponsorship job ,they requested for two months probation period before they issue COS ,please anyone with information on where to get accommodation within Surrey or any cheaper town to target for easy access to Surrey ??

Surrey big now. Where in Surrey? You might want to look into proximity to work, to reduce transport cost, unless you are driving.
P.S: Surrey is generally pricey rentwise, unless you are coming from London, then it's the same range

Hello family, for those that are have filled a dependant visa application for their spouse and children ,what is the correct answer to this question assuming I have a brother living in uk and I am filling this for myself to join my wife in uk .
Question : Is my brother part of my family in that context, yes or no? ( as brother is not listed among the inclusion marked red in image below)
what about if I am filling the same application for my daughter ,my brother who automatically happen to be her uncle ,is he part of her family in same context ,Yes or no .
Thanks

Your brother is your family. fill that in. Same for child

giselle237:
Your brother is your family. fill that in. Same for child

Kindly check the list marked red ,
"This includes:
immediate family - such as spouse, civil partner, parents or childrengrandparents or grandchildrenyour spouse or civil partner's familyyour child's spouse, civil partner or partneryour partner, if you have lived with them for 2 out of the last 3 years"
There is nothing like brother here as applicable for me or uncle as applicable for my daughter ,or what do you think?

Alexia20:

Kindly check the list marked red ,there is nothing like brother as applicable for me or uncle as applicable for my daughter ,or what do you think?

I think if you select the first option "immediate family", you might get the option to further select "sibling", because siblings are part of the immediate family.

MichaelUde:


I think if you select the first option "immediate family", you might get the option to further select "sibling", because siblings are part of the immediate family.

That is even the problem, no option to choose siblings or something else after you must have chosen "Yes " to the question ,only option is to state the required relationship as " brother" .

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santos247:
Baba, anything for the boys?
BY the way, How do I physical cash to my revolut account?
Revolut doesnt accept direct cash lodgment. What other options can I use? I have some cash but want to do online transactions as I live far from city centre.
Thanks.

Visit your local post office and/or paypoint corner shops