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pimpc007:
Does not matter. Your school is ok with it and accepts it. Its an English test. 90% of people here no even submit ielts, only waec. me I no submit anyone at all coz my School said on my CAS they have assessed my English

bemagnify:
you are on the right track

scobyy2007:
Separately, please. While filling the form u will declare each bank separately.

JamiuKabir:
No not an issue provided both banks are regulated by the government. I used POF as follows:

1. FBN (USD)
2. Foreign account (EU) in EUR
3. SCB (NGN)

use oanda for the conversion to GBP.

https://www1.oanda.com/currency/converter/

All the best.

chidarlus100:
I stand to be corrected!

If you are currently and legally resident in Dubai.... I honestly don't see a reason why you can't apply for a student visa with a Dubai bank statement in your name.
As for the TB....you won't be needing the test if you are going to apply from Dubai.

Please just upload documents that proves that you are legally resident in Dubai and you will be fine.

TheGuyFromHR:
This is incorrect.
You can add and withdraw from your bank account as you like as far as the balance does not fall below the amount you need to have in line with your own circumstances. So salary credits will help you.

Oggg:
pls in ur visa application, do yourself a huge favour by mentioning all visa refusals you have acquired.. pls dnt even try anything funny when it’s tht time

JustMellow:
In most cases, the VO and career progression are like 5 but this doesn't mean numerous past applicants haven't been successful, as what is deemed necessary is the ability to be convincing on why that particular program especially if its not a progression of your previously passed which I think you've not quite be able to satisfy the VO convincingly in that aspect.

To your questions:

1. A PGD would be the very best idea right now, given that you've failed to convince the VO of why a Diploma twice and the tediousness in securing a Masters(as declared by you).

2. No!

3. Changing course doesn't warranty a red flag, globalization has dominated the perception of today's world which has made career change a world wide acceptable feat. If you have the resources, don't quit if its your dream.

Also note this, losers are the next winners. Do endeavour to request for your gcms notes before reapplying, and clear your thoughts from the haste of reapplication and desperation - its a chronic disease numerous applicants suffers.



Good luck!

TheAfrikan:
IT IS NOT A POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA BUT A COLLEGE DIPLOMA.

My opinion is that as far you can write a convincing Letter explaining the change and satisfy the Visa Officer, you're gold.

I'd advice you hang around for insight from other gentlemen on the platform.

TheAfrikan:
Goodevening Holmes,

I have a strong second class upper in a professional degree and although I qualify for most masters programmes in my industry, I opted for a college diploma in a different field but same industry. I have collected my passport with my visa stamped with a study-work permit.

My advice is to work on your Letter of Explanation thoroughly pointing out your reasons for the change and whatnot.

Hope this helps and encourages you.

Cheer up.....

JustMellow:
1. Yes, the panel physician would indicate it in their notes. Please don't conceal the pregnancy.

2.No, it would not. Its not your fault, at least that's part of the most expected in marriage if not life, just do the needful of been able to cater for yourself and the foetus like when the baby comes, financially without bothering the govt. You will be needing a nanny/daycare too.

3. Certainly not. Just make sure you've made provisions for the unborn baby and general healthcare requirements for two. This would able you be prepared just "in case" you is been asked about your pre-steps for your unborn baby.

ify85:
Sorry I omitted one of your questions. They will know during your medical. In case your stomach doesn't show you're pregnant please ensure you tell them during your medical because they will know. Remember they will screen your blood and urine and you will be exposed to x-ray. If you don't tell them you're pregnant they will not use protective shield on you and that will affect the foetus. And if they discover you lied they might report your case to the embassy. As for fund you don't need additional fund now because u haven't given birth.

ify85:
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It depends on the stage of pregnancy. Please let them know the exact stage eg first trimester, 2nd or 3rd and you will be advised appropriately. It doesn't affect the decision of your TRV. I was 8 months gone when I did my medical and my study permit was approved.

JustMellow:
This is very unusual, I hope to do more findings.

JustMellow:
Yes I did, totally different digits.

have you crossed examined both?

chibertha:
Don't fear I believe it wont affect your application
because I have done that before without knowing what the number was
as I had been given one when i was issued a visitors visa
so when I did the last study visa that was refused I didn't write it, in fact, I got to know what it was 1 week to my submitting this current application.

Bracha:
@Gunit87
I don't think it'd have any negative effect(s). I did this too; I didn't know what a UCI was, so in all 3 applications I didn't write any.

95seun:
Your UCI is your unique client identification number, it is an identifier so it shouldn’t affect your application, however it might result in the biometric information from your previous application not being recognized / applied to the new application.

If you’ve linked your application online, you would be able to see your current application, as well as all your previous applications but importantly you would be able to see if the biometric information you submitted has been applied to the new application.

I see you brought the issue of redoing Biometric up in a previous post, there’s a tool on the CIC website that you can use to verify the validity of your biometric information.

From experience, the VAC in Lagos can be wishy washy. I remember I was billed for the biometric fees when I reapplied through them, even though I didn’t do biometrics and my biometric information was still valid. I did the first biometric test 13 July 2018, paid again October 16, 2018.

Hope this helps

makano:
You should have written ur UCI if u have applied before.. You only leave it blank if u are applying for the first time.. I hope ur action wont have any negative effect on ur application..

makano:
Yes its normal.. My previous refused application was like this too(dt was in 2017) and i had to do another biometrics when i applied July last year.. So its normal, go do ur biometrics and this will be the last for the next 10 years. Peace