rayralph:


This is tricky, permit me to brainstorm with you

Canada passport can spend up to 6 months visa free in the UK.

But can’t switch to skilled visa on visit visa.

Unless there’s an “exception” rule you’ll most likely need to apply outside the uk. With these home office delays, you’ll probably spend another 1 month plus waiting for visa.

gistbite:

You will need to apply for your child from Canada.

justwise:


If you have not lived in the UK for 5yrs you can still get SIA YES! That was exactly what we were all saying. Erico2k2 said the exact opposite of that. BUT you have to get criminal record from Nigeria. Again that was exactly our point. erico2k2 said it was not the case. When i applied for SIA as a student i was only 2yrs old here, so i have to get criminal record from Nigeria. YES Again. You are right. Erico2k2 said that you can't get the SIA unless you have been in the UK for longer than that. That was why i said that he is right in some things he said. As far as the SIA was concerned, he was wrong

justwise:
Boris Johnson resigns. Finally this clown show is over!

BorisJohnson:


Resigning as Leader of the Conservatives.
A little bit different from resigning as PM.
(A bit tricky, but not exactly the same thing)

BorisJohnson:


Resigning as Leader of the Conservatives.
A little bit different from resigning as PM.
(A bit tricky, but not exactly the same thing)

erico2k2:

Band 1 now that's Bellow the Belt bross

BorisJohnson:




With ALL humility, oga Justwise EVERYTHING Erico said about SIA here is untrue in 2022 Britain. The only semblance of truth is the bit where is says to do the work, you must have right to work however, he invalidated that little truth by saying the right to work takes more than 5 years. Surely that isn't accurate, is it?

missjekyll:
Sorry Erico. Please be nicer and kinder to us.

Newbie123:
Guys please help....

Please I need pointers on splitting utility bills.

We got a 5 bedroom student accommodation and the bills Uniacco is quoting is high....£23 per person per week.

We have decided to do it ourselves at least for the first 2 months and see if it's cheaper. If not, we'll go ahead and use Uniacco.

My questions are...

1) How do we go about splitting the bills..electric bills really cos some would have extra appliances like TV, Fridge in their rooms while others won't.

2) If after 2 months of doing it ourselves, it turns out that we're paying higher or same and want to go back to Uniacco, can we do that easily?

3) What energy providers are best to work with for cheaper rate?

4) Per adventure, we decide not to do it ourselves, are there other companies like Uniacco that offer cheaper rates?

Thanks alot for all your inputs

Please gurus in the house and students who have faced this should please helpppp

semmyk:
Cybersecurity has become ...

wallg123:
My people i greet una please I need advice from IT specialist. As an engineer thinking of changing career. I’m interested in cyber security. What are the steps and courses I need to do ?.. ideally online learning as I’ve still got my full time job to deal with. All suggestions are welcome … thank you

erico2k2:

I see you are thinking the Nigerian style here where its down to points, it wont work trust me,You got to do it per head, the Joy of living in shared accomodation eh

justwise:


Boris Johnson time as prime mister and party leader is over, he is only there just for time until the autumn to allow a Tory leadership contest to take place in the summer.

I have never seen someone as disgraceful as this clown. The only difference between him and Trump is just insurrection.

They both lie a lot, i mean a lot!, married too many times and cheat on their wives, same hair style and cling to power.

OgbeniOptional:
Hello seniors, now that Boris is on way out, what’s the hope for the 2 years PSW? Hope nothing spoil o

Amarathripple0:

Omo na my fear be this. We wey never settle down fully, we take style want make Boris remain so sand no go pour for our garri. I sincerely hope his exit doesn’t affect us new expatriates immigrants. Anyway, make we Dey look.

Ameryx:
Hi all, I think I need a bit of encouragement. I moved to the UK on a student visa in December. Before relocating, I was doing quite well back home. Earned around 2-3m monthly profit after expenses from my business. In fact, I wanted to reward myself with a Range Rover Evoque (about 13m) then but Nigeria was in a bad state and I used up my savings to fund my relocation. I landed with high hopes, about £4000 in cash. The reason for my earlier statements is not to brag, but to show you that I was doing well, and I just felt coming here would be saner. I loved it here whenever I travel for vacation, so I was without doubt that life here would be easier.

To my main aim of writing, I think I am depressed. I could not find a job in my first 3 months here. The only job available that most students were doing was care, and I wasnt vaccinated, so I could not start. I eventually started in March and the job gives me a mental breakdown each time. I am on my feet for 11 hours, and get sent around by staff who feel they are better than agency workers, I get hit by residents, I have been racially abused several times ,I did it for 2 months and I had to quit.

I have looked for warehouse jobs, not been lucky. Even customer care work, they reject because of my visa status. I am fast losing it, there is so much my brain can take as a woman. Does anyone know how else I can get a job, I stay in Bradford, so anything around Leeds is fine. I can even work in Manchester if the pay is okay. Please help.

lightnlife:
Governance is a continuum.

Policies and government programmes aren't primarily driven by politics.

Since it's the Tories that'll still be at helm of affairs even after BoJo's exit, the policy will still be retained.

If by the next election, the labour emerges, they won't automatically deport the people in the country through this visa. They'll only stop new issuances of such visa. This is the worst case scenario.

Cc OgbeniOptional

missjekyll:
Guys, I have just had a query about something. Can a Nigerian resident in Nigeria have health insurance in the US?

Please help with answers as I have no idea.

missjekyll:
Guys, I have just had a query about something. Can a Nigerian resident in Nigeria have health insurance in the US?

Please help with answers as I have no idea.

Newbie123:


Sorry which of the numbers did you answer??

Ameryx:
Hi all, I think I need a bit of encouragement. I moved to the UK on a student visa in December. Before relocating, I was doing quite well back home. Earned around 2-3m monthly profit after expenses from my business. In fact, I wanted to reward myself with a Range Rover Evoque (about 13m) then but Nigeria was in a bad state and I used up my savings to fund my relocation. I landed with high hopes, about £4000 in cash. The reason for my earlier statements is not to brag, but to show you that I was doing well, and I just felt coming here would be saner. I loved it here whenever I travel for vacation, so I was without doubt that life here would be easier.

To my main aim of writing, I think I am depressed. I could not find a job in my first 3 months here. The only job available that most students were doing was care, and I wasnt vaccinated, so I could not start. I eventually started in March and the job gives me a mental breakdown each time. I am on my feet for 11 hours, and get sent around by staff who feel they are better than agency workers, I get hit by residents, I have been racially abused several times ,I did it for 2 months and I had to quit.

I have looked for warehouse jobs, not been lucky. Even customer care work, they reject because of my visa status. I am fast losing it, there is so much my brain can take as a woman. Does anyone know how else I can get a job, I stay in Bradford, so anything around Leeds is fine. I can even work in Manchester if the pay is okay. Please help.