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Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by jedisco(m): 1:59pm On Jan 07, 2025
tensazangetsu20:
Indians also had high paying careers before Nigerians. It’s just very recently Nigerians started having good careers abroad. In the past most Nigerians did mostly menial jobs but Indians have been working in high paying industries like tech and healthcare. It’s why most of the veteran japarians are very pained that new japarians are having it easy compared to them.
Hehe... wawulence everywhere. i.e 'if I suffered, you must suffer thesame too'. I wonder how true this is.
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 1:11pm On Jan 07, 2025
Goke7:
This free speech movement is really doing wonders o where someone wants the King to send the entire parliament home or for Britons to be given asylum in the US 😜

Farage is the one that messed up himself going to Malarago or whatever they call it. Anything his eyes see he should collect it all by himself including handing over to Robinson as demanded by sugar daddy musk!
Hehe. It's called see-finish. He thought he was about to serve Kier Starmer breakfast but now he's been advised to ho wash plates at the big mans house. I wonder what he'd do if Elon offers £100m at this stage - he'd say master, I know you were pulling my legs. grin

It's insulting finally. Reform is Nigel's personal business which is registered as a company with him being the main shareholder. Its like saying Elon or Trump are not good enough to oversee the vision of Space-X or Truth Social respectively. With all this, the humility in Nigels response is telling. Imagine his response if it was Kemi that said same thing.

Politics › Re: NACCIMA Urges Tinubu To Slash Corporate Taxes To 19%, VAT To 7.5% by jedisco(m): 12:16pm On Jan 07, 2025
Of course, businesses would want lower taxes so they can have higher profits much of which goes to highly placed staff and shareholders.
The government also needs the tax revenue to meet the many needs of the populace- education, health and infrastructure.

The numbers and timeframe proposed by the government is decent. Businesses need to put in their fare share to support the economy they operate in. That way, everyone wins
Politics › Re: Ibadan Stampede: Queen Naomi, Oriyomi Hamzat Must Face Trial - Gov Makinde(vid) by jedisco(m): 11:59am On Jan 07, 2025
Nice one Mr Governor.
People should be held responsible for their actions. Nigerians cannot keep dying with no repercussions.

Anambra and FCT should follow suit.
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 11:55am On Jan 07, 2025
justwise:
Yes because they know that is not sharpest tool in the box, those who support him pay the price, look at Rudy Giuliani and others who foolishly went along with Trump.

Do you remember this dude ....Nicholas John Griffin (British National Party) He was worse than Tommy Robinson but today he is forgotten.

The british political environment is allergic to Trump-like-character
Dont know much about him. Looked him up and his narrative is typical - they know their demography.
I see his shenanigans helped drive the Brexit narrative. I'm sure he's not as happy with the much liked post-Brexit result sheet.

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 11:33am On Jan 07, 2025
Goke7:
You have not watched that GB news interview with Musk’s father where he said the future of the Uk belongs to Tommy Robinson?
Hehe.. I never watch that one oo.. I'd leave it under tge free speech narrative.

Tommy Robinson doesn't have the right background. He might get overt support from rioters and inward support from others but the average British middle-upper class (e.g Rees Mogg) is not lining up behind him. Nigel Farage appeals more to that group- he has the oratory, education and carriage. Even most of Robinsons protests tend to be in deprived regions.
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by jedisco(m): 10:59am On Jan 07, 2025
maternal:
Immigration is hot and cold. When it's hot, you strike. I think it'll be cold for 5 years. Then it'll be back to the 2018 days. I've advised anyone with a PR who's eligible to apply for citizenship, should do so ASAP . They'll be anti immigration sentiments and narratives for the next few years, with this inevitably new government.
I absolutely agree with you. These things come in ebbs and flows- and its important to take opportunities when they arise. Even if you look at British migration which I like discussing, over many centuries when there was net emigration of the British, the rate at which they left was variable. It had peaks and troughs. Now it has flipped to net immigration, just like with any 'market', I'd only expect a similar pattern for the coming decades.

The main differences now, arw that the interval between the peak and troughs may be closer - mainly due to the fact that the natural population in most western nations is in decline (hardly talked about) - more younger folks are needed for stability and second reason is the way capitalism works and refusal of such countries to adequately tax wealth but rather blame migration- the rich get richer. Lastly, unlike before that much needed immigration is only going to come from people of colour

With most western nations tilting right, I think they might be in the pre-Brexit phase of realisation. A less spoken about issue is the fact that the rising anti-migration sentiment would make it more difficult even for those from the anglosphere to move around like in times past.

Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by jedisco(m):
njambert:
Such issues are rarely unilateral but eventually peak because of a culmination of reasons, amongst which are; record population growth owing to immigration, restrictive planning policies which you cited(like refusal to construct high rises within certain locations), rising construction costs, interest rates, etc.

In 2023 alone, Canada had a population growth of 3.2%, 97.6% of that was due to immigration only. In that same year, Australia had a population growth of 2%(84% on account of immigration alone) and in the US it was only 0.5%(70% due to immigration).

You can clearly see that Canada and Australia are taking in disproportionately too high a population, leading to high demand for real estate and rentals, and eventually the high prices. These unprecedented numbers cannot be ignored and no country can thrive in the long run bringing in such influx. I would also like to see Poillievre introduce per country cap. One country alone shouldn't be accounting for more than 25% of a country's immigrant flow. We need more diversity, less numbers.
I agree issues are multifactorial but migration is not the major driver. Taking away the recent 22/23 spike (which by historical standards is not unheard off), the population growth rate of Canada has been on a downward trend. The country grew at a much faster pace in the past and continued to thrive. Some of that spurt gave rise to some Canadian cities we know today.

Without migration, the population of most western nations would be in decline which is something they are keen to avoid especially seeing how Japan has handled it.

The way the world works, on a level playing field, one/few countries would always dominate migration numbers be it Brits, Chinese e.t.c. First, Canada is not getting 300k Brits to apply for its EE in 2024. Same also, you wouldn't get tens of thousands of Brits applying to Canadian universities. The numbers willing to apply and with the right qualification would not come from the anglosphere - same is the story elsewhere and it's fairly new. Is Canada going to take someone from country X with an EE score of 250 over an Indian with an EE score of 500? Yes, things could be spread out a bit more but not at the expense of a fair system. Also worth nothing that over 1 in 7 humans is an Indian. Add that to their decent command of English and you'd see their numbers are not surprising.

On diversity, almost 50% of Canadians are of British heritage. No one is complaining about that lack of diversity. Also looking at numbers, any country cap is going to disproportionately affect Nigerians

Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by jedisco(m): 10:00am On Jan 07, 2025
Gerrard59:
To be fair to Australia, most of it is deemed unhabitable or economically dead. The same applies to Canada. And yes, I agree with the narrative that citizens, especially older ones, form NIMBY movements which restricts construction of newer houses. Suddenly everyone runs with the narrative that immigrants caused rents to increase.

Good to see that another Nairalander has agreed that humans are tribal in nature.
Hehe. I don't agree the uninhabitable excuse is a fair let-off for Australia. Yes, large swathes of Canada are not suitable for habitation, same also Australia. Taking away these uninhabitable parts, Australia is still sparsely populated. The Brits were not worried about the amount of habitable land when they came over and the Australians media didn't have so many issues when it was Brits coming in. Most Brits I see have relatives resident in Australia or Canada- its normal for them and the Canadian or Australian media hardly complained about this.

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 8:35am On Jan 07, 2025
lavida001:
No thank you.
Hmm.. Indians have done well for themselves in the West. I only hope they can also achieve good development back home.
If Nigerians had similar attainment to them in the West, we'd be receiving more hate.

It's important not to follow media narratives to belittle hard working, high-attaininig folks just because of ethnic prejudices. Else, we'd next be calling ourselves third worlders.
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m):
justwise:
Tommy Robinson? That will be a tall order as he is not really popular for good reasons here. The UK political ecosystem is not really financial driven like our American senior partners so he will struggle to use his deep pocket to influence any political party here

He can only be successful if he managed to buy daily mail or the sun newspaper and few yrs down the line what happened to News of the World will be repeated.
Lol@ Tommy Robinson - the 'defender of English values' and the only one speaking the 'truth'
Nigel Farage is not obedient enough to lead the cause.

True, the UK system may have not be as financially laden but it's heavily susceptible to the media. I've noticed that many elements of the Right in the UK are also not huge fans of Trump.

With most of the developed western moving right, the next few years should be interesting. Hopefully its their Brexit moment with similar lessons to be learned
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by jedisco(m): 10:03pm On Jan 06, 2025
A common narrative is how migration is the reason for the housing crises.

Nobody choruses that U.S is overpopulated yet they have about 330 million people. Australia with a landmass just slightly to the U.S only has 26 million inhabitants. Yet, it's immigrants that are to blame for house prices
Over 60% of Australians own their home. How many of them would not vote out a government that causes house prices to crash. Locals would block every house building initiative and turn around to blame migrants. Estate developers buy up and hoard land around cities and refuse to build. They'd call in land banking. They only build at the rate at which they can sell at their set prices. Same story in Canada and the UK.

The mortgage industry forms a bedrock of the economy of these nations. Imagine the economic output if quality houses could be built at scale. Jobs would be created, house prices and rents would become more affordable, gdp would rise and people would invest in other parts of the economy rather than buying up land. But no, everybody wants to secure their retirement and inheritance on the value of their home

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 9:25pm On Jan 06, 2025
justwise:
He is desperately want to run the UK govt just as he is doing with American govt right now.

He is not getting the attention and recognition he wants from the British govt even with all his money.
My concern with folks like him is how they can drive the media and consequently drive how people think. That most local UK media are commenting about him shows his reach. All he needs is a local popular politician to be his face/puppet

Elon was not a conservative before. He really kicked off when he felt spited. When Jo Biden invited business leaders to the white house and didn't include him.
Since inception, traditional social media tilted towards the left and were more progressive.
He's cut down all safeguards to having a civil conversation and Twitter is now a freeway for every kind of abuse + p0rn I gather. In todays world with a recent flourish of right wing ideas, it's difficult to say how far he can reach
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by jedisco(m): 8:55pm On Jan 06, 2025
ednut1:
true , underlying hidden reason is racism. Jews have their communities and practices some weird rules. I interviewed with a company once and the recruiter told me its Jewish owned and they dont work on Friday and i should be ready to work on sunday. A Jewish woman once asked me for help calling a taxi ( apparently they cant make calls on certain days) 😂.

Ukrainian refugees were freely accepted by Europe and North America. Some people have said they are ungrateful and arrogant. One even said in an interview in uk that there are too many blacks and browns where they housed them.

But because these two groups are white ,anti immigration people ignore them. It is well o
True, when push comes to shove, they also target those eastern Europeans. They hide behind wide reaching words like 'integration' to spew trash. How many of them 'integrate' when they go to Dubai or 'China' but they expect me to forget my culture and kowtow because I have come to the west. Yes, integration is important but should be done via mutual respect and not by folks giving up their identity to ppease you.

And most of these communities come to be by reason of persecution. Its the only way by which they survived. If the Jews didn't form such communities, one can only guess what'd have happened to them over centuries. Even at that, the success they had attracted lots of hate to them which led to lots being killed in the world wars.

Even in Nigeria- whether its in Lagos, Kano, Kaduna, Anambra e.t.c migrating communities manytimes tend to live in particular parts. In the U.S, there are places with very little blacks. In Australia how many westerners live in or close to aboriginal communities e.t.c. Folks choosing to live with people of their kind are not doing anything new.
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by jedisco(m): 8:34pm On Jan 06, 2025
Gerrard59:
It seems a "little India or Pakistan" is worse than a "little Nigeria". If not, why are they not picking on on our people in the UK and other parts of the West? Could it be the smaller numbers compared to South Asians or the grave effect of being accused as racists owing to the global influence of African Americans?
There's definitely a numbers game at play.
Having closed off communities might not be the best but its the way many groups thrive. Most of us only disperse due to work.
Worse would be said if it was Nigerians or Kenyans having such. We heard similar stories prior to Brexit of how eastern european folks were taking up districts, only speaking their language and sending money back home. Some of that narrative has died down now as there is no single group to hold
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by jedisco(m): 8:13pm On Jan 06, 2025
ednut1:
i lived close to a Pakistani community while i was in the UK over 18 years ago. If you mistakenly enter that area you would think you are in Pakistan . Once they target an area they would buy out all the white people there and make it a mini india or Pakistan. Can see the far right people coming for them in recent times
Manytimes, its white folks also selling and moving out. Forming communities is a time-tested way by which humans have thrived. It's one of the basics in building wealth as a group. There are pros and cons but it happens in every society. Jews, blacks e.t.c
The funny thing is that even when westerners migrate to developing countries today, they lump themselves up in closed-off 'expat' communities. How many of them move and mix freely with the local populace as they expect of us? Same scenario with colonial periods- where possible, the natives would be killed off or foced into coccons e.g Australia. If not possible then invading folks take and live in the choice land by themselves e.g SA.

Humans are communal beings and the protection that comes by moving in groups is immense whether its to career progress, business success e.t.c. It's why I laugh whenever migrating Nigerians say they'd have nothing to with Nigerians abroad.

I'm all for integration and live and work in a community which is >95% white but at same time, I cannot discount the benefits of having more people like me around. If not for work, I may have moved to a place with more diversity.
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by jedisco(m): 8:00pm On Jan 06, 2025
Agidipie:
I am based in the UK. But what is really going on with Indians in Canada. Most of my social media timeliness especially tiktok are full of complaints about them by white Canadians, even blacks. They (Indians) have been under fire for the past few months now, even to people in Melbourne Australia. At first I thought it was the general anti immigration stereotype sweeping the west, but it seems the bulk of it is focused on them. Here in the UK, we all are facing these anti immigration talks biases but it is looking like the ones in Canada seems to target Indians more. They are really complaining about them and their activities. The Indians I am seeing here in the UK are doing great to an extent . Are the ones in Canada that badhuh? Or what's happening
The narrative has a number of drivers but once you scratch the surface it becomes clear most of it stems a larger underlying prejudice against migration by people of colour and another large cohort of BAME folks who jump on the wagon without understanding the underlying drivers.

Indians are only being targeted because they sre the dominant migrant group in those countries. In Canada, similar was said about the Chinese 1-2 decades ago. If it was Nigerians or blacks, even worse would be said.

There are bad eggs as you'd find in any group who have migrated in numbers but an overwhelming majority came legally and go on to do well for themselves. That many go on to be high achievers only fuels that hate

A few pages back, I had to engage someone who had been made to believe non-white migrants were the reason why some Brits emigrate. Or is it when folks blame migrants for NHS wait lists forgetting you're much more likely to be treated by a migrant healthcare worker than have them ahead of you on a wait list. Or is it how housing crises is blamed on migrants forgetting that no government or western populace has any intention of cutting house price
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 8:51pm On Jan 05, 2025
Goke7:
Anyone following the clash between Farage and Elon Musk. Welcome to 2025!

https://x.com/nigel_farage/status/1875918844562473373?s=48&t=tk-1hGRx-HBpOmsos8uccA[/quote]Lol... late Christmas for Kier Starmer. He'd be hoping the £100m talk would be quenched by this.

See how humbly calculated Farage sounded. Money good oo.

Elon is something else- for even NF to say this one is too far right and disagree with him should make folks unsettled. I wonder what role his aparthied South African roots are playing in his world view
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 8:46pm On Jan 05, 2025
Kenn55:
These Indians should go and rest. They are talking now cos the bigotry don reach their side. Where were they when blacks and Latino immigrant community were being dehumanized?
Anybody with sense knows that the core MAGA issue wasn't illegal immigration as it was painted but non white immigration whether legal or illegal. They thought they were not in the same category with blacks and Latino immigrants cos they are the IT gurus.
They haven't learnt their lesson cos as at today people like Kash Patel is still thinking he is MAGA
Free Indians matter. We're in thesame hustle. Alot of countries have bigots pointing fingers at them.

Trump sold his story to a wider narrative this time and even got some minority voters behind him or made them less enthusiastic to vote for the dems. It's so believable to point at an immigrant and make everyday folks believe they're the reason for wider struggles. Its a time-tested tactic.

Well lets hope Trump doesn't do a BJo on them. His properties need more of the 0.1% engineers to run them afterall
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m):
Zahra29:
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There are different rules in England and the "full gamut" of NHS services does not include free prescriptions (and other services such as dental treatments and eye tests)

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The op asked if getting regular prescriptions (in this case for diabetic meds) would class as public funds for someone on a visa which I responded to.
Thats different from asking if one is eligible to have free prescriptions under the nhs (for which they'd need to meet specific criteria except they're in certain parts). The only overlap here is that the are diabetic on meds which has a crossover between the two. i.e its a disease which if treated with medications would by itself qualify them for free scripts.


The full gamut of nhs services is being able to access routine care and get your regular prescriptions signed off just like everyone else. There would still be set criteria for certain aspects of care/treatment. If I needed a regular script, I'd pay the regular nhs fee for it - not private.
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by jedisco(m): 5:51pm On Jan 04, 2025
NuCypher:
Or is it the ones worrying endlessly for months about when they'll receive their passports from IRCC, raising an endless number of webforms to prod the commission, writing multiple long emails to MPs all over Canada, endlessly worrying about an application that is almost a certainty and that will work 100% as long as you had ITA and have done everything right; doing all of this time-wasting and soul-sucking efforts, instead of planning ahead for a future in Canada that will be certainly different and challenging? I just shake my head when I see those kinds of comments. Someone has done something to us as Nigerians for sure. Pathetic!
Hehe.. mk una free 'Nigerians' na

Remember exams always seem easy after you've passed them. I'm an advicate for taking things calmly but lets understand the mental stress many in that situation go through. Life plans and savings could be on hold. Prayers and fasting may have followed and for many it would be a huge decision in their lives.

When I applied for a Canadian visit visa, even after being warned, I was taken aback by how long it took. Recently someone in the UK thread just couldn't understand why it takes Canada upto a year to process visit visa for Nigerians. Na me begin explain give am. Even at that- it's just too long.
By the time it came to EE, I was less perturbed as I don sabi their way and wasn't in a hurry
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by jedisco(m): 5:43pm On Jan 04, 2025
funkyy598:
If I can survive in Lagos, I can survive anywhere. Mentally, it ruins lives and leaves many stranded, even on the Express Entry page. Some people try to explain the challenges ahead. and how best to prepare ahead as it not rosy anywhere , but majority say it's negativity and that the individual should come back home. They do not want to hear this information , and if they arrive and face reality, then nobody should complain. It's simple!
Hehe.. I see your point but tailoring advise to the needed group is also important.

Truth be said, some of the overzealous advise given on the EE page are not needed. I remember someone warning about 'bills' forgetting anyone on that pathway should have done their reasearch and hence advise given needs to be balanced.

It's like many discussions I've had on NL when folks warm Nigerians about how 'bills' will kill you in the West. My favourite was someone telling me food was 'cheaper' in Nigeria cos he was comparing the sticker price of coca-cola

On a personal note, before I moved abroad, even after getting a job I was so worried about 'tax' stories I hear online that I had to phone a friend and ask if I go still see money after paying 'tax/bills'. Chap laughed and told me that talk is crap and truly it was.

All I'm saying is advise needs to be balanced and tailored.
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by jedisco(m): 5:29pm On Jan 04, 2025
ednut1:
This was mid last year. This friend of mine was trying to crowdfund the balance from other people. This are the kind of people that will still come here to cry. Another person that i advised to learn French is currently in the pool with a high scores. Student route especially to these mushroom diploma mills have casted yet people are still applying. Make nobody con stress me again o 😒😂
The way the guy flared up, I had to revisit the pictures you posted. Those are everyday pictures of Canada and this is a thread for Nigerians in Canada. Its just like someone posting pictures of malls in Lagos shops on a Lagosian forum. Began to wonder whats driving his temperature
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 3:59pm On Jan 03, 2025
Goodenoch:
LOL.

This fellow is still ‘questioning’. He should continue- he’ll surely get the answers to his questions soon enough.
I wonder what he and the likes of Vivek would be telling their kids after their fellow republican 'freedom fighters' and 'truth speakers' have now turned calling him all kinda names because of his skin colour.
Even Musk had to call out the racist language.
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 3:52pm On Jan 03, 2025
Goke7:
It will be a long ride in the next four years even here in the UK especially with Uncle Musk now pulling Oga Starmer's beards up and down. Everyone was aware of the consequences of November 2024 so no one should be pretending now.
Hehe... Kier is having it tough.

UK kowtowing to the U.S no be today but got worse since Brexit as standing alone leaves the UK at the back of the queue hence we have become more desperate for any trade agreement. Obama warned about this.
Must issue came to the fore when the UK went cap in hand begging him to open a factory here. Chap ultimately looked the other way siting Brexit even after a sitting PM 'interviewed' him. Imagine the PM interviewing a private business man. Funny enough, it was the much hated Indians that came to UKs aid and agreed to build a battery factory after securing generous terms.

Many whites (in other countries) who are native english speakers see the UK as their family house for historical reasons esp white South Africans
His father has called Kier a fascist. X has left Tommy Robinsons hate filled documentary on. He is now calling for Tommys release. The UK can't do much about him cos upsetting the coming US president is considered too risky a venture. All Musk needs to do is dangle the possibility of a factory and the those in Westminster would start singing a different tune.

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 2:03pm On Jan 03, 2025
Goke7:
Kemi badenough and uncle farage is waiting to receive ya! 😜

Ekaabo!
Stumbled upon this and I remembered you and Kemi. Chap is lamenting but wonder what he was expecting.
Broensing thru, it's clear X has really become its kind of SM with rising hate all in the name of free speech

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 1:53pm On Jan 03, 2025
naivasha:
Okay. It's an unmarrried partner visa. My partner is a UK citizen. Hope that helps to clarify.
I gather its part of the family visa group which is a pathway to ILR. Moreso, you should have paid IHS fee during application hence are eligible for the full gamut of routine NHS services. It does not class as 'public funds' for immigration purposes. Worth registering with your local GP and requesting this meds plus a diabetic review which should subsequently occur annually

Even for those visiting on a visit visa who run out off or forget their medications, they may get a prescription by calling 111 or visiting the local urgent treatment centre or visiting the emergency dept (esp if its an essential medication which certain diabetic medications would be). In some cases, they may be asked to pay a private prescription fee.

This helps explain what is public funds for immigration purposes and not
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/public-funds--2/public-funds
Phones › Re: Telcos Submit Requests, Push For 100% Tariff Increase, Await NCC Approval by jedisco(m): 12:37pm On Jan 03, 2025
Why dont Telcos have contract plans where people pay a fixed monthly fee for a given period (e.g 1yr) and as a result have unlimited calls/texts and fixed data?
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 11:04pm On Jan 02, 2025
naivasha:
Happy New Year everyone.

Regarding the condition of "No Public Funds" on my partner visa, I just want to ask - will prescriptions for diabetic medication be considered as accessing public funds?
It depends on the kind of visa- visit and work/dependent have different rules
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 11:03pm On Jan 02, 2025
Lexusgs430:
Are you trying to say, you had a LISA whilst resident in the UK.......

If this is what you meant...... You have 3 options......

- Just pause it till you get to 60...
- Keeping paying in, continually receive your 25% from HMRC.....
- Withdraw funds and pay a penalty to HMRC ......
If one is no longer tax-resident in the UK, I doubt they'd still be able to contribute to an ISA.
Travel › Re: Living In The UK: Property,Mortgage And Related by jedisco(m): 2:20am On Jan 02, 2025
Gallantboy213:
Please can someone whom the government in UK gave free housing be allowed to invite someone in Nigeria over
Free housing in what context?
Is the invitation for a visit visa?
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 3:18pm On Dec 30, 2024
lavida001:
Third worlders especially Indians should be placed on visa ban to the west at least for a short time.
Why do you refer to yourself as 'third worlder'?

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