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eyinloju1:
These are some of the questions

Who pay your NHS
What are you doing for a living
Tell me the website of your employer
Who interview you
What are the questions asked during interview
Why are you going to do unpaid Job
How are you going to survive there
What is the mission of your employer
Have you done any volunteer job before
How much do you make in a month
How much are they going to pay you
Does your employer have any branch in other countries.

davodyguy:
Was this done at the consulate?

eyinloju1:
Please can you share questions they asked during your interview?

eyinloju1:
Please friends, I received an email from home office to come for interview on the 20th of this month. Please who knows likely questions they can ask? Moreover where is IKEJA VAC? Thank you very much. The Visa is Tier 5 Charity Visa.

CornOak:
Typically, they will ask you questions pertaining to:

1. Your job role/tile, technical information about the job, details of the UK employment contract, how you found the work, the salary package, and more.

2. Education, skills, and previous work experience
3. Motivation, home ties, financial situation
4. UK accommodation details
5. Personal background information (please know all the details on your application form)
6. Immigration history

Be ready to spend at least an hour on the call. Be prepared and ensure there are supporting evidence to strengthen your claims. Importantly, use AI tools to curate possible interview questions based on the key areas above.

Please, as much as you can, try to stay calm and give honestly correct answers. NEVER give rehearsed answers, rather, let your words flow naturally. In addition, you may be asked the same questions multiple times at different intervals to see if your response would change, don't fall for it.

Lastly, visit YouTube to watch videos and learn from others who have gone through the same process. Above all, there's nothing to fear, as long as you're a genuine applicant, you will get your visa.

All the best.

davodyguy:
UKVI or VFS?

Please clarify

b31164707:
Ah, this is honestly very strange! Are they expecting your monthly expenditures to be constant from Month A to Month B to Month C? Don't they know that expenses fluctuate? For instance, if your income increases in a particular month, it only makes sense that there'll be higher expenses in that month.


There point is baseless I tell you, what I understand or have learn about them is that thing u think is not important is always important to them

davodyguy:
What did you do wrong?

giselle237:
Please try to contact the person who filled out your form previously, as you can’t access the information they provided. If all efforts fail, I suggest noting this in the additional information section of your work visa application to address any potential conflicting information. This will help prevent the ECO from imposing a 10 year ban, which is typically the worst-case scenario.
Also, keep in mind that a standard visitor visa application will not impact your work visa application, as the work visa is points-based. If you meet all the points criteria, you’ll secure the visa. Goodluck

davodyguy:
This is getting complicated.

I don't want to advise you wrongly.

Cos we don't know what you claimed in the previous application.

UKVI always search previous entries

davodyguy:
Then, that part

Have you ever been refused entry to any country?

Yes, I have

What is the reason?

You state it was due to some deposits that entered my account days to my application, which I didn't explain. However the funds were actually xyz and this I have taken note of in this application

davodyguy:
Refusal letter is sent via mail. Ask the agent

davodyguy:
What did the person claim was the refusal reason?

Because inside the firm, you'll be asked and you must state the reason bro


What happened before may not affect you if you package well, but you must tell them the truth about the reason of refusal

IGIG:
Thanks for responding please I am applying work visa

davodyguy:
Utmost disclosure helps because in the same form, you'll be asked if you've been denied visa before and Yiu have to say yes

So irrespective of you applying for Skilled visa now and visitor before, you must tell them you're denied visa.

Where's the refusal letter?

Since you're going for a job, you shouldn't be applying for visitor visa or are you going as a visitor or to work?

IGIG:
Hello everyone,

I applied for a Standard Visitor Visa, but it was denied. Unfortunately, I lost contact with the person who helped me with the application, and I don't have a copy of the submission.

Now, I've received a job offer with a Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) and other documents. My start date is approaching, and I need to apply for a new visa.

Should I:

1. Try to obtain a copy of my previous application from the UKVI?
2. Make a fresh application for a Skilled Worker visa (or relevant category)?

Will my previous denial affect my new application? Any advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated!

*Additional details:*

- Previous Standard Visitor Visa application was denied
- No copy of previous application available
- New job offer with CoS and other documents
- Urgent start date approaching

Femolapasta01:
You mean you did the whole process and got it today?

Bikky302:
Apply online, it's very fast. Go to your designation of choice for fingerprinting, and get your certificate before the end of that day.

cyrusmillz:
Yep

SIMON78:
I am with my passport already with visa issued, my case is overturned Decision and my passport has been there since 2nd December, I went to the British High commission yesterday and ask them to give my passport wether visa issued or not, they told me they will call me in the afternoon, by 1pm I received there call to come and get my passport, when I opened I saw the visa there issued. Cheers

Oggg:
3 hours later. No evidence lol

Perryshow:
Let's calm down , many people did standard application and got visas in few days ... especially when there was no NSF. Some of us have been hanging on since 22nd of November. This is just to say say different strokes to different people...
At the end of the day, we all want a successful application, that should be our priority.