₦airaland Forum

liliberth:
Please how much is the TB test.

Skymoore1004:
Wawu!

chybabie:
Yeah....

angeladavies002:
Drop your number let's link up

angeladavies002:
Who's going to Edinburgh Napier this September? Let's link up

fuckingAyaya:
You want to officially become a millionaire back abi

mimilyrics:
It's during the applications process, after you submit your online application form and before you pay your visa fee.
After submitting your completed form, you pay IHS, pay your visa fee, and proceed to choose an appointment date.

solarinde:
FG ease interstate lockdown and permit domestic flights

arhyur:
Some of you are obviously a clique

Dwebb55:
To add to this, when the meeting between the stakeholders and the government was held, some management staff from German airports authorities were called in to see how countries that have opened were able to do so. The purpose was to streamline the opening of external airlines into the country shortly after local flights resume. Feelers are suggesting that a reopen might occur locally in the first week of July.

Let's wait and see and pray. The Ireland embassy will start processing for its September intake from tomorrow. Their plan is to have prospective students submit at VFS after which the submission will be sent to the Abuja embassy and then scanned to the VO in Ireland who will begin processing. We know our funds is much needed in the abroad so hopefully, action will be taken to reopen fully soon!

mattfeuter:
I don’t think you should be worried about international flights,

I live close to the airport and I see flights coming in and departing every single day. I see Turkish airlines, Emirates, Air France, Qatar, Air India, Ethiopian airlines, Virgin, British airways and even KLM.

So I guess once the airport is opened to the public , people should be able to use it right away.

Aprokodaughter:
Local flights and interstate ban can still be lifted this week. This is just sunday and they did not announce a new date if it will be extended or not.


Some local airlines have been tweeting on twitter that they are ready and some routes they will be taken.

Lets be positive as long they haven't announced a new date.

LagosismyHome:
I am surprised the government changed their mind on opening domestic flights today . Normally issues are not taken seriously but this covid fight with airport closure has been taken seriously...... at this rate , it getting hard for Sept resumption to plan . But I guess it to start getting ready and see how it goes . There still some time

Skymoore1004:
Airports and international flights will definitely resume by Mid August at most.

These politicians also have their kids who are leaving for studies this September. Some are also due for their annual medical checkups. Some are also in desperate need to go on holiday with their side chicks & relive the whole stress from corona.

Besides it’s not the government at fault (at least for interstate travel). It is the airlines. The domestic airlines are yet to provide all necessary documents required to fly up again & some are yet to pass the maintenance checks. Allowing people to fly without adequate safety measures is risky & you know how careless Nigerians can be.

There’s still time though against September

Lukaku95:
someone is saying it's 45k now . So I want to confirm if it's true..

Lukaku95:
Please how much does it cost to get an international passport ??

STENON:
You are very kind sef. You should have just allow the fellow to chop his 10 years ban visa

At all at all, na him bad pass no visa

mimilyrics:
No matter what living arrangements you have in the UK, you have to show the required maintenance funds + tuition to get a T4 visa.

LagosismyHome:
This is absolutely fine for an after arrangement... but you need to cross the before to get to after. The before rule states you have to show school fees and maintenance amount for 28 days

mimilyrics:
It's £300 per year for students but since 4-6 months is added, it's £450 payable for 1 year programs.