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Thanks for this thread. My sister also wants to apply for a spousal visa for her husband from nigeria but she gets child tax credit and working tax credit to pay for her child's nursery. She works full time and earns £1350 per month. I've advised her to cancel her claim but her answer is how does she pay for nursey (£820 every four weeks). I now advised her to cancel the claim when she is going to Naija for her wedding (lets say a week b4 travelling) as her child wont be in d nursery during their hol and she wont have to pay for childcare and pray her husbands visa is issued b4 she returns or better still the child stays with my mum pending the issuance of her husbands visa. Every other thing is ok i.e house, savings, emails, telephone records etc.
Nairalanders advise please.

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@ Segseybaba and Aysometin pls read

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/while-in-uk/rightsandresponsibilities/publicfunds/

Public funds
Rights and responsibilities

This page explains what public funds are and whether you are able to receive help from them while you are living in the UK.

If you have been given permission to live in the UK, this permission may include the condition that you have 'no recourse to public funds'. If so, you will not be able to claim most benefits, tax credits or housing assistance that are paid by the state.

However, there are exceptions for some benefits. If you are in any doubt, you should contact the department or agency that issues the benefit. This will often be the Department for Work and Pensions or HM Revenue & Customs.

Public funds include a range of benefits that are given to people on a low income, as well as housing support. These are:

income-based jobseeker's allowance;
income support;
child tax credit;
working tax credit;
a social fund payment;
child benefit;
housing benefit;
council tax benefit;
state pension credit;
attendance allowance;
severe disablement allowance;
carer's allowance;
disability living allowance;
an allocation of local authority housing;
local authority homelessness assistance;
health in pregnancy grant; and
income-related employment and support allowance.

Thanks for this thread. My sister also wants to apply for a spousal visa for her husband from nigeria but she gets child tax credit and working tax credit to pay for her child's nursery. She works full time and earns £1350 per month. I've advised her to cancel her claim but her answer is how does she pay for nursey (£820 every four weeks). I now advised her to cancel the claim when she is going to Naija for her wedding (lets say a week b4 travelling) as her child wont be in d nursery during their hol and she wont have to pay for childcare and pray her husbands visa is issued b4 she returns or better still the child stays with my mum pending the issuance of her husbands visa. Every other thing is ok i.e house, savings, emails, telephone records etc.
Nairalanders advise please.

welldone

Pls keep us posted

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Hi,

Could anyone enlighten me about Tier 2 Dependant Visa application. Does the sponsor need £800 in his/her account for 3 months to be ablle to act as a sponsor.

Thanks

Just Wise as I see u r online could you tell me if u know anything about Tier 2 Dependant application. Does the sponsor need £800 for 3 months. Thanks

All d best with ur search keep us posted

Mr Anus:

Madam, I am London based & the only reasons why we break your heart is coz u wear too much weave


UK STAND UP!!!

truly u are what u call urself Mr Anus

@ikeymanoo u r right if they have been married for two yrs and they can show that they've got enough funds to support themselves in d uk pending d time they get jobs or that there is some1 willing 2 sponsor them in d uk then the u would be given indefinate leave to remain from naija

from akolawole's mayday bill normal delivery is 905 u cant pay for all d services if u dont get them abi u go pay for CS if u had a normal birth ur best bet is 2 give them a call urself £905 is good if its true

@ lastpage u have been given d ans go online and browse give mayday a call and ask
Mayday Healthcare NHS Trust
Mayday University Hospital
530 London Road
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Telephone: 020 8401 3000
www.maydayhospital.nhs.uk

Bigmodo u really need this https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-218090.0.html#msg3332222

find out @St Nicholas hospital

the uba website for dubai travels is www.dubaitravelsng.com For any enquiries send a mail to dubaivisa@ubagroup.com or dudaicollections@ubagroup.com

You dont need to go to their embassy infact their embassy does not deal with visitors visa if emirates flies from your country of abode all you need to do is book a ticket with them and you pay them for your visa as well and they would get the visa for you alternatively you can use UBA Bank from anywhere you are in the world all you need to do is apply online the fee is $150 or there about and from emirates its £28

My sis got her ticket last week Tue but u need to see d e-ticket she was sent it just like all these stupid spam messages you will think it was written in chinesse only them can decode it you would to strain ur eyes and upgrade ur IQ to be able to read it. Chai no way for Bellview with me

fly with emirates and they would get ur visa 4 u when u book ur ticket

Well my sister booked a ticket with bellview last week on the phone not taking into consideration their poor customer service on the phone and she was asked to pay into their account because they dont take payments by credit or debit cards and was told to fax her reciept to them and she would be sent her ticket via her email she paid on friday and gave them a call and she was told their fax machine was bad that she should try resending it on Monday. First thing monday morning she sent them the fax and up till mid day she did not see any ticket she gave them a call in the afteernoon around 2pm and she was told it would be sent to her email box not sent to her postal address oooo but up till this morning nothing has showed up. How many seconds does it take to issue an e-ticket? How come an international airline like bellview does not have a good website where you can do everything online? How come you cant pay over the phone. The worst is their customer service its exceptionally poor i pray and hope their flight would not be as poor as their customer service the only good thing about them is the price she paid for the ticket. Would not fly with them personally.

If the mother is a citizen or legal resident with 'indefinite leave to remain' at the time of the child's birth, the child automatically qualifies for british citizenship but if the mother is just a student the child would be 7yrs old b4 she can apply for naturalization for the child and have in mind the 7 yr rule is not automatic its discretionary

since she's got d visa i'll advise she have her baby there bcoz the child would be an american citizen as per the parents i dont know how they would go about it b4 the child turns 18 when the child can file for them or better still y dont they apply for student visas after schooling they can apply for a work permit

London South Bank University does accept tuition fee deposit b4 ur unconditional admission letter is sent to you. www.lsbu.ac.uk but u would have 2 pay ur fees 2 register as a student

In Flight announcement

"Good morning, Ladies and Gentlemen. This is your captain (Boneyface Kasali Yaro) welcoming you on board of Nigeria Airways.

We apologize for the four-day delay in taking off, it was due to bad weather and some overtime I had to put in at the bakery. This is flight 126 to Lagos. Landing in Lagos is not guaranteed, but we will end up somewhere in the South. If luck is in our favour, we may even be landing in your village! Nigeria Airways has an excellent safety-record. In fact our safety
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Evidence of employment/studies and current financial circumstances - e.g. bank statements/pay slips/income tax clearance certificate/evidence of business and property

If being sponsored, evidence of sponsor's current financial circumstances - e.g. bank statements, pay slips, evidence of other savings or financial commitments, details of available accommodation

If spouse/children are accompanying, marriage/birth certificates, family photographs, children's school records

Please for God sake dont let her overstay her visa by 1 second since u are british why dont u apply for a spouse visa for her so she can stay here permanently for 2yrs and after that apply for her indefinate leave to remain in UK and after another 1yr she can naturalize and apply for her British passport.

All u need to apply for her spousal visa is;

Evidence of relationship with sponsor - e.g. marriage/birth certificate, evidence of communication, photographs

Evidence of sponsor's immigration status in UK and copies of passport

Previous divorce papers for applicant/sponsor (if appropriate)

Evidence of employment and current financial circumstances of applicant and sponsor (as per visitors)

Evidence of accommodation