milliki:


Please do you have contact of a shared flat in London, not far from Northampton square?

Oluwasegun664:
Hello, I got a refusal from New Zealand few yrs ago but cannt find the copy anymore. My wife will b applying as a student then I apply as a dependant. Hope we're go to go without the copy of the refusal letter?

What should b stated to fill if the copy is ask?

Tnxxxx

queenfolake:
Goodafternoon everyone, please I misplaced my Visa refusal letter from Poland, and I definitely will declare the refusal for UK study visa. Hope it’s not a must I submit the refusal letter. Anybody that has been through this should kindly let me know.

uchman:


Can I apply for a student Visa in August with a passport that will expire on Dec 2022

Pauloot:
UBA doing me strong thing, i applied for a Form A but it was rejected stating " Attached documents could not be viewed please reattach ".

This i did same day but wasnt attended to since a week now

Someone said its because i used phone that i should use a system.
Will i have to do a fresh application or wait till UBA review my submitted reattached docs?

shady45:


What is the status on the cbn portal? And have the money been deducted from your available balance? Mine has been taken from available bal to book balance.

ohisky2:


please you're the first from Abuja that I've seen that got his

please what type of visa?

did you send any paid mail?

what did you do differently please?

olabisiogunlana:
Which bank did you use for your POF

Globus Bank

No i did bioemtrics in abuja 31st and got my visa 12th April

ohisky2:


abuja people that did biometrics since 28th March haven't seen anything

whether work or study or visit

Babababy:
We all would eventually walk the part that we have chosen, there is absolutely no bed of roses anywhere in the world and you have to make the most of whatever circumstance you find yourself in.
I have 3 kids, I was paying an average of N1.1M per term for school in Nigeria,for all three kids,and this to some is a lot while to others its small fires, to each his/her own. When I inspected schools in the Uk, and compared public schools in the UK to the private school I was paying for, the difference in facilities and tutoring was quite glaring. In the business term, thats a saving of N1.1M for me. Would I be bothered if I get taxed extra because my kids now go to a better school? Hell NO. All three are in public schools in the UK now, something I cant try here in Nigeria.

My last, never loved school, all of a sudden he is always eager to go to school now, my daughter is excelling in maths, a subject her teacher always complained about in Nigeria. My son started football lessons, and he absolutely loves it, swimming is also done in-between.

Obviously, the UK is not a bed of glittering roses, you would have to trade money for quality living, work your ass off to make ends met, but the beneficiary of all the hustle would be your children.

A lot of money is involved in getting settled in the UK, for some its their entire life savings, and for some its just a tiny bit of savings, while some would end up borrowing for the same venture.
They usually say, the end should justify the means, but you need to work smart and work hard. You would be amazed by how much you would save with the right information. Hear say wont get you far, regardless of the situation, people would always have differences in their thought process.

The quality of life in Nigeria has been degraded by a lot, even in wealth, your average life expectancy in Nigeria is not guaranteed at 50. Some few weeks ago, millionaires and billionaires were groaning because of the non availability of diesel, it affected everyone. Billioniares literally have to drive in long convoy's and bullet proof cars to avoid stories that touch, their close family have to do same . The list is endless, the UK is an opportunity to try another way of life and compromise on a few things here in Nigeria.

The reality is that, not everyone would be succesful, but it is worth the try. Absolutely better than doing nothing. Here in Nigeria, you still have to hustle, and work smart, so why not the Uk.

What is being told, is so you prepare yourself for the unexpected, the internet should be your best buddy if you intend to relocate, every single resource is in there.
My dad left the UK in 1975, he was always getting sick because of the cold. He worked for the department of education , and I shit you not, he is still getting his pension. Obviously its paltry, but would you believe a system paying pension to someone that left the system 47 years ago? This is why some are craving it.

We can argue all we want but we cant compare both systems, yes, you get taxed a lot but your quality of life is greatly improved, and you would obviously see the reasons why you paying the tax.

This place was started to help people have a clear view of how to go about studying in the Uk and remaining in the Uk, we can make inputs on what people should prepare themselves for, lots of inputs. Let the focus of the thread remain about studying in the Uk.

Babababy:
We all would eventually walk the part that we have chosen, there is absolutely no bed of roses anywhere in the world and you have to make the most of whatever circumstance you find yourself in.
I have 3 kids, I was paying an average of N1.1M per term for school in Nigeria,for all three kids,and this to some is a lot while to others its small fires, to each his/her own. When I inspected schools in the Uk, and compared public schools in the UK to the private school I was paying for, the difference in facilities and tutoring was quite glaring. In the business term, thats a saving of N1.1M for me. Would I be bothered if I get taxed extra because my kids now go to a better school? Hell NO. All three are in public schools in the UK now, something I cant try here in Nigeria.

My last, never loved school, all of a sudden he is always eager to go to school now, my daughter is excelling in maths, a subject her teacher always complained about in Nigeria. My son started football lessons, and he absolutely loves it, swimming is also done in-between.

Obviously, the UK is not a bed of glittering roses, you would have to trade money for quality living, work your ass off to make ends met, but the beneficiary of all the hustle would be your children.

A lot of money is involved in getting settled in the UK, for some its their entire life savings, and for some its just a tiny bit of savings, while some would end up borrowing for the same venture.
They usually say, the end should justify the means, but you need to work smart and work hard. You would be amazed by how much you would save with the right information. Hear say wont get you far, regardless of the situation, people would always have differences in their thought process.

The quality of life in Nigeria has been degraded by a lot, even in wealth, your average life expectancy in Nigeria is not guaranteed at 50. Some few weeks ago, millionaires and billionaires were groaning because of the non availability of diesel, it affected everyone. Billioniares literally have to drive in long convoy's and bullet proof cars to avoid stories that touch, their close family have to do same . The list is endless, the UK is an opportunity to try another way of life and compromise on a few things here in Nigeria.

The reality is that, not everyone would be succesful, but it is worth the try. Absolutely better than doing nothing. Here in Nigeria, you still have to hustle, and work smart, so why not the Uk.

What is being told, is so you prepare yourself for the unexpected, the internet should be your best buddy if you intend to relocate, every single resource is in there.
My dad left the UK in 1975, he was always getting sick because of the cold. He worked for the department of education , and I shit you not, he is still getting his pension. Obviously its paltry, but would you believe a system paying pension to someone that left the system 47 years ago? This is why some are craving it.

We can argue all we want but we cant compare both systems, yes, you get taxed a lot but your quality of life is greatly improved, and you would obviously see the reasons why you paying the tax.

This place was started to help people have a clear view of how to go about studying in the Uk and remaining in the Uk, we can make inputs on what people should prepare themselves for, lots of inputs. Let the focus of the thread remain about studying in the Uk.

Tiwas:


can i still edit now and resend and would i go about it. honestly i wasn't aware it was wrongly spelled

Alexblaq:


Good afternoon
Please can I text you privately…?

Dahyormine:
Hello house

Please is it advisable to use GLOBUS BANK for POF, has anyone used it and came out successful?

Pls I need to know

RisenStar:


Same delay here o, GTBank is just slow...since April 3. No response except the mail frm TMS that it is on a queue. The money has also been moved to my book balance.

Nonyilla:

Thank you so much for this info, God bless you. Yeah I am for September intake.Please can I also get your email so I can connect with you when I get an offer?

chisun89:
Good evening everyone, please I called my school about transcript and they asked which school am sending it to.

Since am applying to more than one school in UK how do I go about it? Must it be sent to a school? Can they send it to my house address?

Or can it be collected without address, just like certificate

Please help o, am just starting

bamangar:
Hello all,

I want to ask, i am starting my application for MSC in UK. WHAT i want to study for Msc (IT related) is different from what i studied in BSc (social science). I currently work as an IT officer, will UK universities accept reference letters from non lecturers like my bosses?

Nonyilla:
I want to know the status of my application, I applied in January, got a mail in March to upload some other documents cos of study gap and since then, nothing till now.
Just want to know whatsup so I can move on, I know someone that applied in February that got a rejection mail 2weeks back. I don't just know again. Did you apply there?

Abiodunnn:
Good morning,
I'm currently a student in the UK and i want to pay another instalment of my fees using form A.
is it the "TELEX' option i would pick? Also, what other document should I attach aside from my International Passport?

Nonyilla:
I have tried sending a mail to this adress but I still keep getting the same bulk automated message. Thank you though, don't know what else to do

thatguyman100:
urgent !

my biometrics is 2morro morning. this is what i have uploaded on tls site

1. National Passport
2. Unconditional offer letter
3. Undergraduate certificate
4. Academic reference from one of my lectures
5. Transcript
6. WAEC
7. Affidavit (I have name spelling issues on my certificate
8.Bank statement
9. TB test

Please is there any other document i have not uploaded. Help me before i submit

Tiwas:

guru in the house pls help
university of Lincoln rejected my transcript because my name was wrongly spelled i.e instead of Femi they type Feml. now the university is on strike pls what should i do,this is what is delaying my unconditional offer