akinke: Please, what's the final state of this yellow card/vaccine speculated requirements, I am travelling to uk next week, I havent done such ooo.

Help am i free, it is nt a requirement of my school.

anonymous26: submitted on the 27th and got an email today saying my application had been approved and my visa has been issued and should be in the VFS for pick up in 2 days so 6 working days! thank God!

Miada:

Congratulations did u apply in ikeja or abuja?

akinke: Please, what's the final state of this yellow card/vaccine speculated requirements, I am travelling to uk next week, I havent done such ooo.

Help am i free, it is nt a requirement of my school.

spikesC:

The money in your mom's account, has it been up to a consecutive 28days?

BossLadyCEO:

Yes it is, but am worried abt d time lapse considering latest arrival date is oct 1st. I dnt want any chances of refusal again. Disturbed ryt nw

spikesC:

You don't have anything to worry about. Call your school very early tomorrow morning and try as much as possible for them to send your CAS same day or latest, Friday. It is all possible.

Make ur application this weekend and remember to select Abuja. If possible, you can get appointment date early next week and that will give you 3 weeks for processing which btw, Abuja processes within 2 weeks

Dt03: I applied for a certain school in UK last year and my application was granted, I was asked to pay a certain amount before my CAS will be issued to me but I had some financial difficulty which made me not to meet up.... now I am ready to go.... Then I was told to pay 2500 pounds but I want to know if this deposit can be negotiated cos I have a lot of thing to do with money at the moment. I am thinking of asking for 1500 pounds

GeneralShepherd: My 28th day is today,also paid my tuition gotten my tb certificate. I just don't know why I'm scared of going to the UK now.

Did anyone have cold feet before the msc? The challenge ahead of me seems daunting! No plagiarism? We virtually copied and pasted our assignments in Nigeria.


No family? No old friend? No Nigerian food? Racism? Infact I barely slept last night. Think I had a panic attack!

Justwise, did you have any of these feelings before leaving for the uk?

SpikeC how are you coping?

I am scared

justwise:

Oh well...to start with..which City in the UK are you going?

paradisewoods:

Have you tried going there?

GeneralShepherd: My 28th day is today,also paid my tuition gotten my tb certificate. I just don't know why I'm scared of going to the UK now.

Did anyone have cold feet before the msc? The challenge ahead of me seems daunting! No plagiarism? We virtually copied and pasted our assignments in Nigeria.


No family? No old friend? No Nigerian food? Racism? Infact I barely slept last night. Think I had a panic attack!

Justwise, did you have any of these feelings before leaving for the uk?

SpikeC how are you coping?

I am scared

GeneralShepherd:
Milton Keynes

justwise:



MK is a nice city and I'm sure that you will definitely see Nigerian shop or restaurant in the city. You can as well travel just 20mins to Luton where you can buy or eat any Nigerian food you want.

Plagiarism is a serious issue in the UK, there is no excuse for committing such an academic offence, almost all the schools uses Turnitin now to check against plagiarism but that shouldn't worry you because referring and citing your work gives it a lot of credit.

You will meet a lot of Nigerians in your school and Nigerian churches, so it's more like home away from home.

The two biggest problem for any Nigerian coming to the UK to study are: Money and life after graduation, lack of plan about those two will send you into chronic depression which will make your study life in the UK a living hell. If you prepared very well before coming then you got nothing to worry about, you will enjoy every moment of your stay here.

Dt03: I applied for a certain school in UK last year and my application was granted, I was asked to pay a certain amount before my CAS will be issued to me but I had some financial difficulty which made me not to meet up.... now I am ready to go.... Then I was told to pay 2500 pounds but I want to know if this deposit can be negotiated cos I have a lot of thing to do with money at the moment. I am thinking of asking for 1500 pounds

Hi! My email is inactive. Saw u sent me a mail. Could u drop ur email n il get back to u

GeneralShepherd:

Money is covered very well.

Life after graduation, this is the plan I have. To basically start applying once I get to the Uk with my degree in view to all the countries in the world. Attend mock interviews and assessment centres organised by the school.

And most importantly be good at the subsea engineering that I am going to study. Does that suffice as a good plan?

I will really appreciate any piece of advice you have to offer with regards to life after graduation

pholareen1: It was my 15th working day yesterday. I guess the real waiting has just started. But all is well. I'm very hopeful I'll get it by the end of this week. Can I hear someone help me with an Amen?

Lol. Teleperformance got me doing this.

santhu123: I got my visa today. Thanks to all Nairalanders who helped me with my doubts and special thanks to justwise for just in time helps.

You guys are doing a great job here. This is the most helpful forum available online.

Cheers to everyone and good luck to all who are waiting for their visa.

Help me thank god

justwise:

Do you have plan B? I mean if the job front failed what is your next plan? Are you working now in Nigeria?

pholareen1: It was my 15th working day yesterday. I guess the real waiting has just started. But all is well. I'm very hopeful I'll get it by the end of this week. Can I hear someone help me with an Amen?

Lol. Teleperformance got me doing this.

gbemmiey:
Lol try checking for your status here, no harm in trying, checked mine was told i submitted recently so no update yet 8th working day.
https://ukvi-international.faq-help.com/

kemkem30:
Aaaaammmmmeeeeeennnnnn

GeneralShepherd:

I'm working in Nigeria, put in my 30 days as my office doesn’t grant study leaves.

Plan B come back and start a farm. Quite frankly

justwise:

I sincerely hope that your plan A works out, its possible but not guaranteed, with financial back up you will always bounce back whatever happens. Work on your plan A but don't invest all your time and money on it. When you get here and see how things are you can always change your plan.

justwise:

Really happy for you, congratulations!