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Travel › Re: Jakpa Advise: Think Critically by justwise(mod): 10:20am On Aug 10, 2022
sweetmelanin:
A child who has never left his father's compound will think his father's own is the biggest. I'm saying this in the context of Africa because Nigerians have this superiority complex towards other African countries not knowing many of them have surpassed Nigeria in many ways e.g. security, education, way of life etc..

Countries like Ghana, Benin Republic, Rwanda, Kenya, South Africa, Gambia, Cape Verde etc.. the few Nigerians who go to these countries, go there and start displaying foolish arrogance like we are better than them.. like how do you flee your own country that has failed you, yet have the audacity to look down on your fellow Africans who are doing better?

Instead of being humble and relocating to African, Latin American or Carribean countries that are safer & more economically prosperous, Nigerians will instead
seperate from their families, sell their properties, take everything they've laboured for and go and submit it into the hands of the UK government only to get sent back to Nigeria empty handed with a useless degree.

The Nigerians who are enjoying UK today are;
- children (first generation) of those who settled here in the 80s/90s/early 2000s.
- Medical professionals like doctors, nurses.
- Students who come with a 'dependent' spouse who can work while the other studies.

Most single students & every other category of immigrants will unfortunately fall into the carefully crafted scam - the UK immigration policy.


You generalised a lot in this post, I know at least two couples on student visa struggling now, one has ended their marriage.

You failed to mention the cause of what you falsely called a scam, Nigerians scammed themselves and not the British government, Nigerians that came here with no plan and no money to survive, they used untouchable money to get a visa hoping to work and study full time to survive.

If you japa with no brain you get crushed, don’t blame anyone apart from yourself.
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 2) by justwise(mod): 9:15am On Aug 10, 2022
Zeekaycn:
My baby Gal just landed in Manchester now, don't even know how life would be for her in the next five years. I'm scared for her.

Is it easy for a lady living in the UK chesterfield?
https://www.nairaland.com/7226648/fiancee-relocating-uk/7#114772040

So finally she went ahead with the ''journey''?
Travel › Re: So I Am Living As An Illegal Immigrant In Nigeria. My Visa Has Expired by justwise(mod): 8:55am On Aug 10, 2022
8BitGee:
I would have sworn you lived in England.

Any, these things are often the subject of great confusion - nationality, race and ethnicity.

England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - countries making up the UK.

Great Britain - an island covering the countries of England, Scotland and Wales.

UK (formally known as "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland", also loosely called Britain) - a country including the devolved countries of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. That is, Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

British - Demonym of the people with British citizenship, that is, White-British, Black-British, etc. It is also the ethnicity (race) of the native people of the UK. English, Scottish, Irish, Welsh are other ethnic nationalities.

Devolution - The transfer of some powers and the delegation of some functions from a central government to local government. So, yes, you have a British passport as a British citizen from the country of Scotland. There's nothing like a Scottish or Welsh passport. As a result of devolution, these countries competes in sporting competitions as themselves. There's no UK national team.

According to a BBC survey: "... Its findings suggest 80% of the residents of England identify strongly as English. But it also finds a similar proportion, 82%, strongly identify as British..."

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-44306737.amp

The LSE: https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/brexit/2019/02/14/is-it-the-english-question-or-the-british-question-the-three-strands-of-britishness/

I have also attached the 2021 census form.
England is not known internationally as a country, forget about the make-up of the UK, the only time England is seen as individual country is in sport and that is because Scotland and Wales are also seen as individual countries even as they are all part of United Kingdom
Travel › Re: So I Am Living As An Illegal Immigrant In Nigeria. My Visa Has Expired by justwise(mod): 8:41am On Aug 10, 2022
sukkot:
looking though your posts i see you make a living conning people out of visa money and promising them you can get them visas . i see why you are salty and triggered now. i am in a weird way spoiling business for you in this section grin grin

dont worry i never frquent this section. your business is safe
I'm waiting for your evidence to back up this false allegation, i don't mess about with such allegation, i over looked your insults but you see this? You need to back it up.
Travel › Re: So I Am Living As An Illegal Immigrant In Nigeria. My Visa Has Expired by justwise(mod): 6:58am On Aug 10, 2022
8BitGee:
Sukkot is either Nigeria born and left to England or English born of Nigerian ancestry. He is a recent old timer known for various conspiracy theories. I suspect he is also Shymexx.

He is right about the England, Britain, UK classification. It is not uncommon for a lot of people from England to say that they're 'English' or are 'British' especially outside of the UK.
The national identity question was #14 on the last census.

Nationality: British/(English, Welsh, Scottish or Irish).

British are citizens of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Note however that NI is not in Great Britain.
The UK or Britain is what is regarded as a country internationally and that is what is written on their passport and not England. Nothing like English passport, is either British or UK passport.

Only Scottish or Wales see themselves as Scottish or welsh and that is the passport they carry but English people are refer to as either British citizens or UK citizens, in any form you complete you never see England as an option for nationality
Travel › Re: So I Am Living As An Illegal Immigrant In Nigeria. My Visa Has Expired by justwise(mod): 10:39pm On Aug 09, 2022
sukkot:
looking though your posts i see you make a living conning people out of visa money and promising them you can get them visas . i see why you are salty and triggered now. i am in a weird way spoiling business for you in this section grin grin

dont worry i never frquent this section. your business is safe
Obviously you did not read anywhere in all my posts where I asked anyone for money or promised anyone visa. Show me just a single post to support your claim And I will refund the person 100% and deactivate my account. I give you 24hrs to do this.
Travel › Re: So I Am Living As An Illegal Immigrant In Nigeria. My Visa Has Expired by justwise(mod): 10:22pm On Aug 09, 2022
sukkot:
well you dont sound like a traveled person
To you because are are clueless
Travel › Re: So I Am Living As An Illegal Immigrant In Nigeria. My Visa Has Expired by justwise(mod): 10:03pm On Aug 09, 2022
sukkot:
lol dont mind that guy. from the way he speaks you Know he has never travelled before
. i am just entertaining him because he is actually in a weird way asking the right questions which is allowing me to enlighten some people with my answers. his new name is JUSTDUMB grin
You were still living in your village when i started traveling
Travel › Re: So I Am Living As An Illegal Immigrant In Nigeria. My Visa Has Expired by justwise(mod): 9:41pm On Aug 09, 2022
Okonandmary:
lmao, which world is moving from nationalism...most whites I know especially europeans hate foreigners, they just tolerate because of the law.

maybe you should try to be open minded about what the guy is saying,maybe we can learn 1 or 2 things


Only if i want to move 40yrs backwards
Travel › Re: So I Am Living As An Illegal Immigrant In Nigeria. My Visa Has Expired by justwise(mod): 9:22pm On Aug 09, 2022
sukkot:
its like asking an igbo man. you are from nigeria and you dont like fulani ? lmaooo stupid question. who likes their oppressors ? only a slave would like his oppressors. i aint no slave. now dont get me wrong many black people love white people but i aint one of em. i dont hate em either but i dont like em either. they are like furniture i just see and acknowledge lmaooo
I know you are timid never do well dude giving excuses after excuses why things are not going well for you. White people are tolerating immigrants but mayor of London is not white and many MPs are not white but voted into office by whites and other ethnic minorities.

While the rest of the world are moving on from hatred and nationalism some folks like you are championing it
Travel › Re: So I Am Living As An Illegal Immigrant In Nigeria. My Visa Has Expired by justwise(mod): 8:48pm On Aug 09, 2022
sukkot:
and to continue the lecture from the post i made to you above, saying you are from the UK is like saying i AM FROM AFRICA. it is not specific enough.
saying you are from britain is like saying you are from west africa. it is not specific enough

but saying i am from england is like saying i am from nigeria

NOW THATS VERY SPECIFIC.

HOPE YOUR IGNORANCE HAS BEEN CURED
I'm not sure you ever left Nigeria before judging by your rambling. You are from England and you don't like white people? lol
Travel › Re: So I Am Living As An Illegal Immigrant In Nigeria. My Visa Has Expired by justwise(mod): 7:53pm On Aug 09, 2022
sukkot:
England is a country that is part of the United Kingdom. It shares land borders with Wales to its west and Scotland to its north.
Sovereign state; Legal jurisdiction: United Kin...
Government: Part of a constitutional monarchy, ...

England - Wikipedia
If you are truly British you wouldn't call England a country. Nobody that has ever lived in the UK calls England a country. And you don't need Wikipedia to answer that question. You will be found out though
Travel › Re: So I Am Living As An Illegal Immigrant In Nigeria. My Visa Has Expired by justwise(mod): 7:11pm On Aug 09, 2022
sukkot:
england
England is a country?
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 2) by justwise(mod): 12:27pm On Aug 09, 2022
hustla:
Justwise,

When he called someone foolish unprovoked for asking questions about his observations, you did not respond to that


And my 'Of course' comment points to us being civil smiley
No because a lot of people jumped on him because of that post including yourself who called it idiotic and incoherent, your issues with him started from the CC thing not just this.
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 2) by justwise(mod): 9:58am On Aug 09, 2022
hustla:
Of course .. But he hasn't shown any signs of being civil either and this has been ongoing

It is well smiley
I don't think so, we are all adults here lets show some respect.
Travel › Re: My Poland Japa Experience (honest View) by justwise(mod): 9:50am On Aug 09, 2022
Alexgeneration:
Justwise check this link, ban fraudsters and remove their links.
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 2) by justwise(mod): 9:17am On Aug 09, 2022
hustla:
Seems that was the same guy gloating and talking nonsense when asked to clarify some things about credit cards

Talks like his ass is where his mouth is supposed to be

Not surprised at all
grin
Is that necessary? We can actual be civil addressing each other here.
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 22 by justwise(mod): 4:44pm On Aug 08, 2022
Nezzel:
Thanks, it's fine.
I don't have any problems with you..

I've already reported the abu..se and also sent a direct mail to Justwise..
I have been going through comments here and I want to know this… are you an agent? Did you put an add for immigration services on your profile?
Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In The Uk How Do You Survive? by justwise(mod): 6:31am On Aug 08, 2022
This is not student visa or admission discussion thread.
Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 8 by justwise(mod): 7:29pm On Aug 07, 2022
LuckyLadolce:
Hello, Kudos for the good job you are doing. My fiance wants to apply for a graduate course to one of the UK universities and she's of the opinion that I fill in as her dependant so we could go together. The issue is our international passports carries different Surnames because we are not married yet. Do you think it will work out like this? What are the options for lovers who are yet to marry and wants to travel together. I will appreciate a reply to this. Thank you.
Why not get married before the application?
Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 8 by justwise(mod): 7:27pm On Aug 07, 2022
wizzy4real23:
Hello @justwise and everyone, good evening. Thanks for all you do. Please I have a question about UK study visa. My fund is in my account but not up to 28days. Can I go ahead and submit application before the 28days? I will wait till the 30th day before I print and upload my bank statement thou. The main aim of doing this is to get early date in TLS for submission

I also must say the fund are for my dependants, I have already secured my own visa.

Kindly help with your advice.

Thank you
Very risky thing to do, you could get refused because of that
Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 8 by justwise(mod): 7:19pm On Aug 07, 2022
duchess90:
Hello

What are the issues?

Cheers
Try now
Travel › Re: My CAS Indicated It Could Not Be Used For Child Route by justwise(mod): 5:36am On Aug 07, 2022
mokset123:
My advise look for UK student visa thread and post this there.

I feel may be you have to apply for your child visa application separate from your own
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 2) by justwise(mod): 7:39pm On Aug 06, 2022
Lexusgs430:
If he decides not to speak with her, whilst she is awaiting him picking up his call, visa is issued and children are already moved out ............. grin

She arrives UK too, she tracks her children etc etc etc


Matter don turn police case and social services......... wink
He is likely to be questioned at POE and whatever he tells the immigration officer will be used against him when police gets involved
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 2) by justwise(mod): 6:21pm On Aug 06, 2022
ekcfele:
Please I need help and advice on what to do.
I am traveling to the UK, when I went for biometrics I saw my husband with two of my children that are minor at the TLC CENTER they also came for their biometrics.

We have been in custody battle in Nigeria and no decision has been made in court.
I am not sure what documents he is using to move the children to the UK.

I WILL also mention that I know where they are going to because I know where his current wife school in the UK.

I NEED advice on how to get my children whilst in the UK.


@justwise, @DisGuy, @lexusgs430 @ekpotek, @Brightingsus, @claremont, @UKmigrant, @dupyshoo
That is what you should worry about because your ex husband can not take the kids to the UK without your written consent and document to show that he has the sole custody of those kids.

Since you did not give your consent and the custody case is ongoing then your ex hubby most likely forged those documents for visa application. If that is the case then he is in real hot mess and plays into your hand.

Call him to ask those questions before contact the embassy
Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 7 by justwise(mod): 2:11pm On Aug 06, 2022
Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 8 by justwise(mod):
The embassy has added more TB test centres


Q-Life Family Clinic
Plot 155a Prince Ade Odedina Street
Off Sinari Daranijo Street
Victoria Island
Lagos
Nigeria
Telephone:

+234 8099742000
+234 8113975433
Email:

ukmedicals@qlifefamilyclinic.com
customercare@qlifefamilyclinic.com
Website:

https://www.qlifefamilyclinic.com
Operating hours:

Monday to Friday: 8am to 7pm
Saturday and public holidays: 8am to 4pm
Sunday: closed
Test fees:

the fee for TB screening is N46,500 for people aged 11 years and above and N20,000 for people aged 10 years and below
details of payment channels will be provided when appointments for the examinations are made

St. Nicholas Hospital

57 Campbell Street
Lagos Island
Lagos State
Nigeria
Telephone:

+234 80 2290 8484
+234 127 19690
Email:

ukvitbscreening@saintnicholashospital.com
Website:

www.saintnicholashospital.com
Operating hours:

Monday to Thursday: 9am to 5pm
Friday: 9am to 2pm
Test fees:

the fee for TB screening is N60,000 for people aged 11 years and above and N30,000 for people aged 10 years and below
Payment:

payment will be made online through the website or via the below details:
Bank: Union Bank of Nigeria
Account name: St. Nicholas Hospital Limited
Account number: 0062451522
Sort code: 032154131

The Consultants Practice
25 Raymond Njoku Street
Off Awolowo road
Ikoyi
Lagos
Nigeria
Telephone:

+2348093540899
+2347065859845
+23416328661
Email:

admin@consultantspractice.com
Website:

https://www.consultantspractice.com
Test fees:

the screening fee is determined by the clinic; you will pay the clinic directly for the cost of your TB test
the cost of the test is in addition to the visa application fee
the test fee does not cover treatment if you have TB
Payment:

Bank: Guaranty Trust Bank
Account name: The Consultants Practice
Account number: 0106679587 USD
0112714630 Naira
Sort code: 058152081
Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 8 by justwise(mod): 2:07pm On Aug 06, 2022
After you arrive:

https://www.nairaland.com/6719932/living-uk-life-immigrant-part-2



1. For rooms and accommodation:
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/
https://www.spareroom.co.uk/
https://www.airbnb.co.uk/
https://www.zoopla.co.uk/
Note: You might need to stay in temporary accomodation before you get something permanent.
Temporary Accomodation: https://www.airbnb.co.uk/
2. Apply for your NI as soon as possible after you arrive and pick up your BRP. https://www.gov.uk/national-insurance
3. Register on the electoral roll – this is good if you plan to build a life here. https://www.gov.uk/electoral-register
4. Apply for your provisional driving licence – this comes in handy as proof of address and form of ID. https://motoring.dvla.gov.uk/service/DvoConsumer.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=FAP&_nfls=false
5. Sign up on job sites
For NHS jobs (they usually have 0-hour contracts, part-time and permanent contracts), https://www.healthjobsuk.com/
https://www.cv-library.co.uk/
https://uk.indeed.com/
https://www.totaljobs.com/

Note:
You can use Microfinance banks as long as they are registered with and licenced by CBN.
You should also find out if anyone has used the statements from that bank before because it also proves that the bank can satisfactorily verify financial statements through UKVI established channels. The bank being able to verify the statement to UKVI as required and when due is key.
CAS - Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies. You need this from your school to apply.
ECO - Entry Clearance Officer. The visa official that assesses your application.
NSF mail - Non-Straightforward mail. You get this mail if they need more documents from you or if they won't be able to decide your application within the set timeframes.
POE - Point Of Entry. The airport that you come in through.
POF - Proof of Funds. Evidence of how you intend to fund your studies.
BRP - Biometric Residence Permit: Your BRP is the documentary evidence of your UK immigration permission. The BRP looks like a driver’s licence but with details of your immigration permission in the UK.
When you get your visa in Nigeria, it will be on your passport with a 90-day validity. Once you get into the UK, you pick your BRP which replaces the visa in your passport and is valid throughout your stay in the UK (eg.16 months for 1 year courses).
AR: Administrative Review: [/b]This is an opportunity for you to overturn a visa application that has been wrongly refused.
[b]MA:
Main Applicant.[/quote]
Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 8 by justwise(mod): 1:59pm On Aug 06, 2022
h. Your passport.

i. IHS payment. No need to upload your IHS receipt as the payment is automatically linked to the application for which it was made.

Partner/Child dependant application link: https://visas-immigration.service.gov.uk/apply-visa-type/dependant?cookiesPreferencesURL=https%3A%2F%2Fapply-to-visit-or-stay-in-the-uk.homeoffice.gov.uk%2Fdashboard%2Fcookies&cookiesPolicyDomain=apply-to-visit-or-stay-in-the-uk.homeoffice.gov.uk&showBanner=true
More Info: https://www.gov.uk/student-visa/family-members

COSTS.
1. Visa fee: £490 . For further info, check on costs and requirements check https://www.gov.uk/student-visa

2. TB test fee: currently N57,800. Always confirm the Naira equivalent as this changes based on the ForEx rate used. Check for booking, cost, and updated information here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tuberculosis-test-for-a-uk-visa-clinics-in-nigeria/tuberculosis-testing-in-nigeria

3. IHS cost: Currently £470 for each year of your course plus £235 for the extra 4-6 months granted in addition to the duration of your course. This is not refundable if your visa is granted but you don’t travel to the UK.
Calculate how much your IHS will cost here: https://www.immigration-health-surcharge.service.gov.uk/checker/type

4. Optional processing service fees. Check here for more info: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/visa-regulations-revised-table/2020
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/visa-regulations-revised-table/home-office-immigration-and-nationality-fees-1-july-2021
a. Priority: £250 (application processed, ideally, within 5 working days).
b. Super priority: £956 (application processed, ideally, within 24 hours).
c. For other value-added services, check
https://pos.tlscontact.com/abv_en/added-value-services
Note: This can sometimes be suspended due to large volumes of applications or certain unforeseen situations.

Note: For single parents who want to travel with their under-18 child(ren) but not with the child(ren)'s other parent, you will need a death certificate, sole custody order or any other legal document that shows that the child(ren)'s other parent isn't in the picture anymore.
Also, having detailed childcare plans while you study helps – contact nurseries/schools around your area to give you an idea of how to weave this into your application.
The onus is on you to prove that your situation is compelling enough for the ECO to grant you and your child(ren) visas without the other parent.
Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 8 by justwise(mod): 1:56pm On Aug 06, 2022
9. ATAS certificate, if your course requires it.

10. Consent letter: Under 18s will also need a consent letter from both parents and/or their guardian consenting to their visa application, their living arrangements in the UK and their travel to the UK. See example here (edit as required): http://documents.manchester.ac.uk/display.aspx?DocID=29499
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid/immigration/tier-4-application/supporting-documents#consent

Graduate visa (after successfully completing your studies) https://www.gov.uk/graduate-visa
Cost: Visa - £715 + IHS (£624 per year * 2 for Masters programmes and £624 per year * 3 for PhDs) = £1,963 (Masters) and £2,587 (PhDs). This visa can’t be extended, you’ll need to migrate to another visa that allows you to work and live in the UK eg. Skilled worker visa, Innovator visa, Global Talent visa, any family route visa etc.

FOR DEPENDANTS: Your family should ideally be in the UK as your dependant under the Student visa for them to qualify as your dependants under the Graduate visa route. This means that they must apply to join you more than 6 months to the end of your course since IHS isn’t charged and BRPs are not issued for any visa below 6 months. If your dependants apply when you have less than 6 months to the end of your course, it means that they won’t be charged IHS and if they need medical attention, they might need to pay out of pocket. Also, proving their right to work might be difficult with this – anyone who has applied less than 6 months to the end of the main applicant’s visa should please state their experience for others to gain from.
a. Spouses only: Marriage certificate.
b. Spouses and Children: Maintenance evidence: Bank statement showing £845 monthly * 9 months (£7,605) for within London or £680 monthly * 9 months (£6,120) for outside London. This must be in the account for at least 28 days; the end of the 28 days must not be older than 31 days before your application.

For dependant spouses, the money can be in your account or your partner's account.
For dependant children, the money can be in either parent's account.
Note: If applying shortly after the main applicant, be ready to show evidence of the main applicant’s funds (ie. Bank statements showing that he/she still has part of the money that hasn’t been spent on tuition or living expenses, rent/tuition receipts and any other document to prove that the money is not being recycled).

c. Spouses and children: TB test certificate (From IOM only)

d. Your child(ren) only: Child(ren)'s birth certificate showing you as their parent.
Note: If you’re taking care of a family member who’s now like a child to you and you’d like to take this child with you to the UK, you must provide an adoption certificate, court document showing that you have been appointed as the child’s legal guardian or granting you parental responsibility over the child.
These documents must be dated before the child turns 18 (ideally while the child is under age 16).

e. Spouse or parent's Biometric Residence Permit if they are already in the UK. Their vignette /GWF number if they have gotten their vignette but are still in Nigeria or if they are awaiting their application decision.

f. For spouses, you can include pictures of you and your spouse to prove that your marriage is genuine and subsisting or communication evidence (if you have lived apart prior to your application especially in cases where the spouse has travelled to the UK already). You can also use joint accounts, letters from your doctor, joint properties amongst many others to show that your marriage is real.

g. For children only: consent letter signed by both parents or legal guardian. See sample here (edit as required): http://documents.manchester.ac.uk/display.aspx?DocID=29499

https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid/immigration/tier-4-application/supporting-documents#consent
Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 8 by justwise(mod): 1:54pm On Aug 06, 2022
Financial evidence


7. Financial evidence: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/financial-evidence-for-student-and-child-student-route-applicants


a. You can use your bank statement or your parents’ bank statement to show your funds (tuition fees + maintenance).
The money must be kept in the account for at least 28 days before application; the end of the 28 days must not be older than 31 days before your application.
Note: Your application date is the date of your online submission, not your biometrics date.
The only family members that can sponsor you (give you their account statement to use) are your parents or legal guardian(s).
If using your parents' account(s), you need your birth certificate which has your parents' name as your parents to prove your relationship to them.
Note: You can only use your partner’s money if your partner is present in the UK or applying at the same time as you.

If using your guardian's statement, you need to include a court document appointing the person as your guardian. This guardian must have been appointed by the court when you were below 18 years.
Note 1: If your funds are held in an account that is not in £, the ECO will convert the funds in your account using the exchange on the day of your online application as calculated on: https://www1.oanda.com/currency/converter/
Note 2: You cannot use overdrafts, bitcoin savings, stocks and shares, pensions, bank accounts that are not regulated by the financial regulatory body in the country you’re applying from or bank accounts that don’t use electronic record keeping.
Note 3: You can use current accounts, deposit accounts, savings accounts, pension savings, investment accounts.
Note 4: When paying your visa/HIS fees, your bank will not use Oanda rates. Budget for black market rates.
Note 5: Please leave your funds in your account till you get your visa to avoid stories that touch. If it is used to pay your fees, you must have the receipt ready incase the ECO requests for a fresh bank account statement covering longer periods.
Note 6: Prepare for an interview even if the possibility is low so that you are ready for any eventuality.

b. You can also submit a sponsorship letter (see sample here: https://docs.gre.ac.uk/rep/sas/example-sponsorship-letter ) if you're sponsored by
i. Her Majesty’s (UK) Government
ii. The applicant’s home (Nigerian, in this case) government
iii. the British Council
iv. an international organisation eg. UNICEF, UN, WHO etc.
v. an international company (a company that actively operates in 2 or more countries)
vii. a university (eg. The university where you will be studying).
viii. a UK independent school.

c. Loan letter, if you are in receipt of an educational loan. The loan must be in your name. See link for details: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/financial-evidence-for-student-and-child-student-route-applicants
Note: The loan letter must confirm that there are no conditions on release of the loan funds other than a successful application to study.
It must also confirm that the funds will be available to you, or paid directly to the sponsor, before you begin your course.

8. Consent letter: You'll also need a letter from your parent(s) or guardian that states that they consent to you using the funds in the account for which evidence has been submitted. This is only applicable if using their bank statements. See sample here: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.westminster.ac.uk/sites/default/public-files/general-documents/Example%2520of%2520parent%2520consent%2520letter.doc&ved=2ahUKEwjVuYnvs9rtAhX7UxUIHR04C3cQFjALegQIBxAB&usg=AOvVaw23ibrOLrlQod4FOobTdsJp
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REQUIREMENTS FOR STUDENT VISA

Application link: https://www.gov.uk/student-visa/apply

1. Your passport.

2. CAS statement (this includes your CAS number and sponsor details). You don't need to upload this as it is an electronic document that the ECO has access to. Just filling the CAS information on your application is ok.

3. Academic evidence and documents detailed on CAS.

4. TB test result (from IOM only). [/b]See booking details here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tuberculosis-test-for-a-uk-visa-clinics-in-nigeria/tuberculosis-testing-in-nigeria#attending-the-clinic
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tuberculosis-test-for-a-uk-visa-clinics-in-nigeria/tuberculosis-testing-in-nigeria#payment

5. [b]Outstanding tuition fees.
This should be evidence in your account/your parents’ accounts/sponsorship letter/ loan letter.

6. [b]Maintenance requirement: [/b]https://www.gov.uk/guidance/financial-evidence-for-student-and-child-student-route-applicants
a. £1,334 monthly (for up to 9 months) for within London (this includes schools in the Greater London area and all the London boroughs). This means that you need to show £1,334 * 9 (£12,006) for your maintenance.
b. £1,023 monthly (for up to 9 months) for outside London. This means that you need to show £1,023*9 (£9,207) for your maintenance.

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