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Gharnew112:
72haaars or 48haaars? Don’t mislead people bruh!

Yeah, sorry house is 48 hours no longer 72.

spiralwedge:
Please guys,
i want to apply for Dubai visa online by myself.

1) What company is recommended for travel insurance certificate? is axamansard good to go?
2) I have my Covid19 card with QR code, how do I obtain vaccination certificate?
3) Do I need a Yellow card?

The visa comes with travel insurance.
You will do covide 19 test for travelers 72 hours before your flight.
You don't need Yellow card.

[quote author=amila20042001 post=111066729]Just 1 week

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Good evening house
Please were do I get my result transcript
Is it from my department or from my school senate.
My cousine that helping me to obtain admission from one of the schools in Canada, sent me the email address of the school, instructing me to tell my school to forward the hard copy of the my transcript to the sch, but I don't know how to go about it and the cost implications.
Gurus in the house your assistance is needed.

NaDem34:
Please I want to attest my marriage certificate at UAE embassy in Nigeria and am been told by the person helping me out that it is 60,500 naira, please is anyone familiar with the price

With 22-23k including the signing at the foreign affairs you can be able to attest it at the Embassy here in Abuja.

SoloD94:
Yes o, in fact they applied late. about 9 days after they told me they applied. They knew it would not work but took my money to do it and wasted time to make it seem like they tried. When it comes to visa issue its best to learn how to do all things yourself. You will always know how to do it and not need them again. They always charge large amounts for cheap visas. You will save a lot without agents.

Bro no matter how bad a race is there is still some exceptional people here
I will say may be you got into a wrong hand but don't categorize.
I will advice you take your time to make research properly before proceeding

Good afternoon house
I also need a university with low tuition fee for a master in Business Administration or any other related course.
I graduated with second class upper in Public Administration
The assistance and guidance of the gurus in the house will be highly appreciated.

ABSTRUSE:
Hey Guys. How do you handle a situation where you were supposed to travel via QatarAirways sometime last month but you couldn’t cos of the restrictions. Now that the restriction has been lifted the agent is saying we can only get a refund of 1.2 million as opposed to over 1.7m naira we paid for five travelers?

I want a full refund or to be booked for another date. Has anyone experienced this? Pls reply asap.

Let the agent send you the direct calculated value of the refund from the airline itself, although there maybe some deductions or government tax and others.

Gerald454:
Please guys do anybody know any PCR center I can get the test within hours??

I do were are you residing
I'm in Abuja and the centre I want to recommend to you is in Abuja.

Timblogga:
Please do I have to do capturing if I’m applying for renewal and have NIN, or I still have to capture?

Yes of course..you will have to do capturing after getting appointment date

bamangar:
Hello everyone, some of the stories I am reading here are so unappealing. My passport is expiring April but I want to start the renewal process this month , February just to avoid delays and stories that touches.

I am going for "DIY" in Abuja since I don't have much cash to spare for NIS agent. For those who did theres in Abuja, will doing it in Gwagwalada office be faster?? Can I get my passport latest by April if I start now and if I did it myself??

Yes of course

DEMMSSHERIFAT:
you can also authenticate here in Dubai at Abu Dhabi
and if you have Dubai student visa , you are not authorized e to work with Dubai student visa
working permit is different from student visa

You must authenticate your documents in education and foreign affairs here, attested it at there Embassy in Abuja, before scanning to your School first.

Mizbee2:
I responded immediately and have been waiting to hear from you. Please check your mail

Ok, I have responded

Cotonou12:
It has been lifted

Yes

UAE Lifts Ban On Passengers Travelling From Nigeria

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has reversed the ban earlier placed on foreign airlines from accepting passengers from Nigeria and Congo which took effect on Monday, December 13, Daily Sun has learned.

Citing the increasing number of Covid-19 positive cases, foreign airlines flying into Dubai had ceased accepting passengers from Nigeria and Congo.

Although no foreign airline gave an official statement on the reason for the development or if initial directive came from the UAE government as a retaliatory measure against Nigeria for withdrawing the frequencies given to Emirates airline, an email seen by Daily Sun which emanated from Ethiopian Airline on Monday, December 13, with the subject: Dubai Travel Restriction Update and reference No. PSA12/068/2021, read: “Due to an increasing number of COVID positive passengers at destination, it is decided to suspend accepting passengers to UAE from Nigeria and Congo DRC only. This is effective December 13, 2021. Please ensure 100 per cent compliance.”

A reliable source within Ethiopian Airline confirmed to Daily Sun that passengers from Nigeria that had booked tickets to travel to Dubai on December 13 and had boarded the plane were offloaded. “The excuse from Dubai was that they had gotten 37 positive covid cases, so they had to take measures to restrict movement. But not long after the directive to bar passengers was issued, they reversed themselves and are now accepting passengers from Nigeria,” the source said.

There are reasons to believe that the diplomatic row between the government of Nigeria and the UAE over allocation of frequencies for Emirates airline and Nigeria’s Air Peace was responsible for the initial decision to bar passengers from Nigeria. For over eight months, the government of Nigeria and UAE have been engulfed in a tit-for-tat over Covid-19 regulations and most recently, the allocation of frequencies and slots to Emirates and Air Peace.

After Nigeria lifted COVID-19 restrictions were lifted, the UAE imposed very strict travel guidelines which were in contrast with the FG’s guidelines. The Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika then imposed restrictions on Emirates from flying into Nigeria. After eight months, the restrictions were lifted and Air Peace resumed flying to Sharjah, while Emirates resumed flying in and out of Nigeria.

But last week, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) withdrew the approval granted to Emirates by the Ministry of Aviation following the refusal of the General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) of the UAE to grant equal rights to Air Peace fly to Dubai via Sharjah. The withdrawal of approval took effect on December 12, 2021.

The UAE’s Minister of Economy, Abdulla Bin Touq Al Marri, who is also the head of the country’s GCAA, wrote a letter to Sirika, protesting the withdrawal of Emirate’s frequencies while insisting that Air Peace has been treated fairly.

But Sirika, in leaked audio, described the letter as ‘insulting’ and said that at the inception of this administration, the FG granted Emirates Airlines the approval for 21 flights weekly, 14 to Lagos and seven to Abuja but the UAE refused to grant Nigeria’s Air Peace three weekly frequencies to Sharjah, which the airline requested for, rather, it approved only one frequency weekly. He said the GCAA had attributed its refusal to grant three frequencies to Air Peace to inadequate slots in Sharjah airport. He said even though both countries are losing revenue as a result of the row, the Nigerian Government would continue to protect Nigerian businesses.

A few days ago, however, Emirates discontinued its operations in Nigeria indefinitely and currently, other foreign airlines have stopped accepting Nigerian passengers travelling to the UAE.

Reacting to the row, the President of the Aircraft Owner and Pilots Association of Nigeria, Alex Nwuba, said the Bilateral Aviation Safety Agreement (BASA) between Nigeria and the UAE has to be renegotiated to protect domestic airlines. Speaking on Arise TV on Monday, he said most often, BASA, which is an agreement that provides for civil aviation certifications to be shared between two countries, gives more advantage to other countries instead of giving equal advantage to the signatories.

“If you look at what economies operate, which is a balance of trade, we are at a disadvantage because Emirates can come 21 times, while Air Peace can only go there once. Twenty-one times a week times 365 days, means that Emirates carries about 450,000 passengers and at a typical fare, we are talking about half a billion-dollar trade to the UAE. But the UAE says Nigeria will only be granted one frequency. First of all, we have a flawed bilateral agreement which has led to the opportunity for a disadvantaged economy and so, we have to go back to the bargaining table and sort out the frequency and slots. Nigeria doesn’t operate a slot system like the UAE and the UK and this is where the imbalance occurs,” Nwubua said.

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/uae-lifts-ban-on-passengers-travelling-from-nigeria-congo-into-dubai/

Mizbee2:
Greetings everyone,
Please I have some questions.
1) Is it only in Abuja that I can authenticate my documents?
2)Can someone help me authenticate my documents
3) if I go to Dubai as a student do I still need a work permit before I can work?
Please I will appreciate if someone can give me accurate information on these questions

Check your pm

UAE Stops International Airlines From Boarding Nigerian Passengers To Dubai

LAGOS – The diplomatic crisis between Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is getting worse as the latter has stopped foreign airlines from airlifting Nigerians to its destination (Dubai).

Information gathered by our correspondent this Monday morning indicated that Ethiopian Airlines, Turkish Air and other international airlines going to Dubai from their bases refused to board Nigerians whose final destination is the UAE.
The airlines it was gathered insisted that they have been directed not to airlift Nigerian passport holders to Dubai.

So far, hundreds of passengers are affected by this directive as Ethiopian Airline a few minutes ago offloaded their Nigerian passengers to Dubai.

”UAE says no entry for Nigerian passengers from any airline. Ethiopian just offloaded all passengers heading to Dubai. We are voiding Dubai bound tickets,” a source at Abuja Airport told our correspondent.

ABSTRUSE:
90k for one traveler.

It depends on your age, same with 3 month Visa.

[quote author=Amolad111 post=108043558]N65k for 1 month.

Did it come with insurance cover

SirWellington:
Guys, is it true that you no longer need a rapid antigen test to enter Dubai?

Also no need for ICA approval for those who have residence visa?

The only thing you need now is your pcr test result obtainedwithin 72 hours before your flight.

Yes and FG have also Lifted the Ban On Emirates Airline After 10 Months.

Prechgold1180:
Dubai rejected my visa

My money waste
But one mind Dey tell me say my visa agent die my money tell me stories

When was that bro