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Travel / Re: Ten Nigerians Held In Uk For Marriage, Immigration Fraud by dewol: 4:00pm On Jan 28, 2011
this saga of naija visa get worsen every day , majority think if they neva travel uk thy can not be a successful people
i think they face the music and all necessary  judgment should be done ,
Ikwikwikwi:

Thank God na Igbo people dem catch again, na Igbo people dey fall law pass us grin grin grin
Nairaland / General / Traving To South Africa by dewol: 3:14pm On Jan 24, 2011
Want to visit South Africa? Here's information on the basic requirements for entering South Africa, as well as links to full information on visas – what they are, who needs them, and when, where and how to apply for them.

NOTE: Requirements for entry into South Africa differ from country to country, and are subject to change. Always make inquiries before traveling to South Africa.

* What's a visa?
* What are requirements for entering South Africa?
* Do I need a visa to visit South Africa?
* Where can I make inquiries about visas?
* How do I go about getting a visa?
* What's the difference between a visa and a temporary residence permit?
* What if I want to stay in South Africa for longer?
* What if I plan to work or study in South Africa?
* Get your visa before leaving for South Africa

What's a visa?

South Africa has the right to decide who may and may not enter its territory. A visa ensures that you are properly screened before entering the country, and gives immigration officials the information they need to ensure you are admitted to South Africa for the correct purpose and length of time.

A visa doesn't guarantee you entry to the country – it only allows you to proceed to a South African port of entry, where an immigration officer will check that you satisfy the basic requirements for entry into the country.

What are the requirements for entering South Africa?

* A valid acceptable passport or travel document good for a sufficient period to cover your intended stay.
* A valid visa, if required.
* Sufficient funds.
* A return or onward ticket.
* At least two blank pages in your passport.
* Yellow fever certificates are required if the journey starts or entails passing through the yellow fever belt of Africa or South America.

Do I need a visa to visit South Africa?

Depending on your nationality, and the purpose and duration of your visit, you may not need a visa to visit South Africa.

* Exemptions from South African visas

Where can I make inquiries about visas?

* See the Department of Home Affairs' immigration services page.
* Check the list of South African offices abroad for info on where to apply in your own country.
* Home Affairs contact center: +27 11 461 9252 (overseas callers), 0800 60 11 90 (within SA), csc@dha.gov.za

How do I go about getting a visa?

The Department of Home Affairs' website will give you the lowdown on visa costs, processing time, where to apply, what to submit, requirements for people in transit, as well as information relating to your duration and purpose of stay, medical visas and photographs.

* Types of visas
* Applying for a visa
* Visa application form

What's the difference between a visa and a temporary residence permit?

A visa allows you to proceed to a South African port of entry. A temporary residence permit will be issued to you at the port of entry. It replaces your visa, and regulates the duration and purpose of your stay in South Africa.

* Types of temporary residence permit
* Applying for temporary residence
* Temporary residence application form

What if I want to stay in South Africa for longer?

It is best to request the full duration of your intended visit when you first arrive, as extensions are subject to additional fees. If you wish to extend your stay further, you must keep your temporary residence permit valid by applying for an extension at your nearest Home Affairs customer service centre in SA. You should do this well BEFORE your permit expires.

* Home Affairs customer service centers

What if I plan to work or study in South Africa?

If you intend to be professionally active in South Africa or to undertake any voluntary or paid employment or studies, you must apply for a work, work-seeker's or study permit. These permits are also issued outside South Africa, and function as valid visas in allowing their holders to proceed to a South African port of entry. (In other words, if you're applying for one of these permits, you do not have to apply for a visa separately.) See:

* Work permits for South Africa
* Study permits for South Africa

Get your visa before leaving for South Africa

If you are subject to visa requirements, you should apply for your visa at least four weeks BEFORE your departure for South Africa, and await the outcome of your application before departing. Visas are NOT issued at South African ports of entry, and airline officials are obliged to insist on visas before allowing passengers to board. If you arrive without a visa, immigration officials are obliged by law to refuse you entry to South Africa and to place you on a return flight to your country.

SAinfo reporter. Source: Department of Home Affairs

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Education / Admission To Aviation School by dewol: 4:08pm On Jan 21, 2011
How To Apply


Admission for some campuses in Africa

Those applying for admission from any of our campuses in Africa should obtain and fill official application forms, attaching their recent passport size photographs and photocopies of relevant credentials or certificates.

How to apply
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Admission for campuses in Kenya, SA and UK

Obtain a copy of the application form from the school or the local agent, complete the application form for your relevant course, all application must be submitted with relevant copies of certified transcripts and documents.

The Academic Department will normally respond to the application within a week of receipt. You may be offered a place immediately, if the course you have chosen is open entry. Alternatively you may be asked to attend an interview.

Once you have been accepted on a programme, you will be given a conditional offer of study. You must pay a minimum deposit of 50% of the total course fees or, alternatively pay the full amount the difference must be paid two weeks prior to the commencement of the course. An instalment plan may be approved by the school if the need arises. An additional ten percent (10%) is payable if you opt to pay by be permitted to continue with their course.


Make an arrangement for your accommodation. ISA is a non-residential school. The authorities will not grant student a VISA without written confirmation of proof of address whilst they are studying in the UK, Kenya and South Africa. Once you have received your acceptance your acceptance letters, please ensure that you request or present an application for student VISA with the British High Commission nearest to you.

When you are making arrangement to travel to UK, please ensure your acceptance letters are with you. An Immigration Officer at the UK airport may require written document. Finally please report to the school at least 48hrs before the course commencement date. We will look f
Politics / Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by dewol: 4:54pm On Jan 19, 2011
despite the huge amount set aside for the election reg exercise i am still baffled that INEC could
not produce a good machine for the reg
i wonder while the digital direct capturing machine imported into Nigeria can not work properly

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