₦airaland Forum

Tallesty1:
Exactly my problem with all these prophets. They will tell you your problems but will not give you a working solution.

ICN2017:
Op beware of scammers who are dropping their email address for private talk

ekpotek:
Sent them a email last night. This was their reply. What do think?

Dear Sir

Thank you for your email. We received your application in this office on 15 January, 2017.

Whilst we are mindful of our obligations to treat applications of this nature in an accelerated fashion, this means that we aim to have applications processed within four weeks of receipt.

You should receive a decision in the near future.

Kind regards

Visa Office
ABUJA

TONY56:
I beg to differ with the interviewee.
I heard him say that "if you bid for TB at 14% and the stop rate is 17%, you will eventually get 17% also.

That is not true. If you are successful, you will get the rate you bidded for. If what he said is true, then why does some banks like Stanbic and First buy at better rates than others?

To me, the man has confused issues about it entirely. CBN mat announce the average rate budded by all the investors but does not sell at average bid rate. You can't ask to buy TB at 10% for example and get it at 9 or 11%.

What he told his viewers on that programme to me is absolutely not correct. I humbly stand to be corrected.

ekpotek:
Your response is pretty fast. I will do that next week. Thanks. By the way, are you in Dublin? How is the city like?

ekpotek:
Hi dotcomnamename. This is a great thread. Please keep up the good work. Be the way I applied for an Irish short stay C visa to accompany my wife (British Citizen) who plan to exercise her EU treaty of free movement in Ireland. The application is was submitted on the 12 of January 2018. Our plans is to travel to the UK and then use National express to travel to Dublin. I have not intention of living outside Nigeria yet, just like the idea to ride on my wife British Citizenship to travel together around europe with minimal documentation requirement. We might eventually relocate to Ireland Brexit or no Brexit. I have extensive travel history to USA, UK, Schengen countries, Japan etc. My passport still has valid 2 years USA and 5 years UK visas respectively. I submitted just our marriage certificate and few of our wedding photo as proof of relationship which is all that is require for a visa for family member of Union Citizen. Having seen this thread I don’t know if I should have included more documents. My wife intend to call the Embassy as from next week to find out why the delay. Our travel date is in April 2018. Comments and advise welcome.