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awoyemi502:
hi to everyone in the house,i applied for uk tier 4 visa last week thursday,i used gtb statement of acct with closing balance of #2510000 but in the cover letter my balance is #2509000,i hope that difference will not be problem.can anyone help me to clarify this?

If u don't have the required amount then it will affect the outcome of ur visa

zhukafa:
@babyface, if you want to study abroad, there is this new Middlesex university branch campus at mauritius, there tuition is cheap 3,750 pounds. the mode is payments is very much ok. pay 2,000 pounds, initial deposit, then 37 pounds visa fee , and 575 pounds initial accommodation fee, that is it. for more information, call me on 07064856445. i would assist you for free without you given me a kobo.

Give him the web address here, he doesn't have to call u to get help, why not help here 'free'?

shaye007:
Thanks for your comments. Its a PGD program and after your final exams, all u need to do is to write dessertation and you get your MBA from university of‎​ Gloucester

Really? How will one get MBA from doing postgraduate diploma?

lastpage:
Gentlemen,Lets take it easy! U.K is good because it is culturally close to Nigeria, loads of friends there and the language is friendly!Simply put, any Nigerian will settle down in the U.K,  faster than anywhere else in the world
Having said that, if you're not the home-sick type like me,Pack your bags and head to the nearest Swede Embassy or ANY Scandinavian Country for that matter!You will be shocked that the same Course you pay a fortune for (enough to build a Bungalow!) in U.K, is free in those countries!
Moreso, you will live happily without all the "ojoo" looking at you like you're an "ALIEN" from Mars!
FREE, FREEEE, FREEEEEE EDUCATION!   Abeg, make U.K go siddon jooo.BTW: This is not new or news, l am sure a lot of people here already know this? Whats the British shakara all about?

Very soon those countries will ban Nigeria or put a very tough immigration rule in place cos of Nigerians.
Many of u shouting down the UK govt are blinded to the main issue here. Some Nigerians CAN NOT BE TRUSTED, we abuse every system we step our foot into. Every country got the right to protect their system from abuse.

reucom:
Everything works together for good anyway. I see no reason why people should worry themselves actually, they are charging what they themslves can't afford to pay and still want to stress generous people? They are having a laugh

This is not about fees, its about the abuse of student visa by some Nigerians

Emmz:
Ever since the Abdulmutallab saga all those countries that have been looking for the perfect avenue to treat us really bad have now gotten the chance.
I returned from Nigeria to the UK just two days ago and mehn what i saw was not a pretty sight.
Apparently the plane from Lagos and one from Hong-kong arrived almost at the same time. I was on the second line or let me say second and a half line. Our plane landed at 4.30 i got out of immigration at 6.20 almost pissing 2hours maite. They were just taking their time scrutnizing Nigerian passenger's documents, details etc but they weren't really doing that to the chinese.I saw a couple of Nigerians they asked to go sit in the corner and wait. I was so sad for them.It is really sad. I could tell that most of these pple were embarrased.

Nigerians!! we are always quick to blame everyone else for our prob, what do you expect when our reputation is nothing to write home about.
UK and other countries has to do everything in their power to fish out the dubious ones among us.

joxiri:
yea I was just about to post that
well its their loss like the Elizabeth mclaren said students would just go elsewhere if they make changes
but dont the majority of Nigerian students come to the uk to do higher degrees like bachelors and masters rather than come to learn English
because I dont think that many Nigerians go to the so called bogus colleges to study English as Nigeria is a commonwealth country already

The changes will hit mainly those who use the college short cut to enter the UK and disappear, genuine Nigerian students will be fine.

joxiri:
I dont get
the video is 2.22.41 hours long if i start watching it from there thats the end of the video
where does the debate about Nigeria start from please

Thanks for pointing that out, start watching from 0.28.57/2.22.41.

chic2pimp:
Right On. Few years from now, Oxford,Cambridge,UCL,LSE and Imperial might no longer exist.

Some of you are not real, all those institutions will exist without Nigeria and Indian students.

@ Ade001

Dubious

uwaifiokun:
Why are we alarmed.The UK is not better than nigeria in any thing,except for those who have not been there.

What is ur bases of comparing both countries? I mean like-to-like

donjon:
Only GOD can act as the fly swatter for the tailless cow!
Enuf said!


B4 i cry 4 my beloved 9ja!

It makes my day anytime i read a story like this, God will expose all of them.

debosky:
There is no reason to be alarmed. Nigerians are already deemed high risk in practice so there will be little or no change to the actual processes you need to go through.
The difference will be felt by those countries deemed low risk, as the need to demonstrate you have funding for the intended course may be waived/relaxed. This relaxed regime will be primarily based on the history of other students from that country, majority of who have completed their studies and returned, unlike Nigerians.
Rushing through your student application will not make any difference - you will still be treated as high risk anyways. Anyone who has visited a British embassy outside of Nigeria will clearly see that the treatment in Nigeria is very different due to the high risk perception.

Really have to agree with u. Sadly though i wish the case is different.

dremoney:
Now this thread is more like hyping UK to me.
It should have read, Good news - Nigerians can think of a better alternative.
Why people still flock here's because they dont believe when we tell them Uk is as good as been in Nigeria save constant power n security (but na dat one go build me solid crib for island?)

[b]In the boom years,people lounge mainly on credit. House, furniture, car, school, phone, travel, even food na on credit card.[/b]Now they are in recession, where the job?
screw them, who cares, mshew!!

Yes. . we dream the dream.

chamber2:
I can always get my British certificate from Malaysia or Singapore even at a lower cost because there are so many UK universities there .What will I be going to the UK to do? Everybody Uk,Uk!! University of Nottingham,University of Derby,University of Sunderland,Oxford Brooks etc all these schools are in Malaysia,Singapore and even S.Africa.You don't need to go to the Uk anymore for these certificates. For instance,accommodation in Malaysia is about $150 per month,tuition fee which people pay as high as 21,000 pounds per yr in the uk is only but 8,000-11,000 USD in Malaysia,Singapore or even S.Africa and at the end of the day you are issued the same certificate,and might even be more knowledgeable than someone who attended the main campus in the UK.Also,i think its high time we started encouraging these universities to start opening up campuses in Nigeria,since our country is among the highest ''exporter'' of international students to the uk.Doing so,to my knowledge,will reduce cost both for the school,students and their parents, and maybe upon graduation they could go to the uk for their convocation ceremony.
This bad rush to the uk is becoming worrisome.

Don't even get carried away with that, don't carry to compare cos u don't have the experience of both worlds.

concrete:
hello all

i'm going through the application (my hubby will soon apply) and i'm having a difficult time understanding if he needs to take that test or any other english language requirement test. please advise and please please provide additional info if need be. i'm following the links and still not getting it

stress wan kill me die, i think i'm losing it lol

What type of visa is your hubby applying for? Knowledge of language and life in the UK test is for pple applying to
'settlement' visa

HautMonde:
@just wise,
Thanks for your comments.
Making a decision on how to progress with one's application to a University is not as easy as it may seem to you. For many Nigerians, the decision on what University to choose itself is tasking. At HautMonde, our aim is to sit down wth such prospective student and help him/her make the best choice based on his preferences and background education.The next step of going ahead to apply to these University(ies) is another daunting task for most people. Again, we at HautMonde will help the student through the admission process including helping to send the students' documents to schools and continue to help to monitor the progress of the application until the admission letter is received.What we render is simply a consulting service. Our aim is to go beyond giving advice to actually helping the students make the applications.
As it is, we are rendering this service for free for now as stated in the original post. I do hope I have clarified any issue? Please feel free to ask any question if necessary.

Please try another business idea, admission processes is free, nothing like limited time or opportunity, don't make it sound as if one pay for the form or for application process.

HautMonde:
@justwise,
We replied your inquiry on another thread. Hope you do not mind us pasting the same response here.

Please try and business idea, admission process now is as simply as ever, any Nigerian who can't complete the form online and attach his or her qualifications and cliclk SEND is not ready to study anywhere even in Nigeria.

You know that what u said here is not the whole story.

playboy19:
Yes business "may not" flourish with lackness of infrastructures in Nigeria but you could still try. I guess that's way better than not having the licence or permit to even try at all in the so called greener pasture

. . .and which 'greener pasture' are u comparing Nigeria to?

A high ranking Nigerian government official who abused his position to take bribes and then laundered the dirty money through a fake London consultancy firm has been ordered by the High Court to hand assets worth £1.25m to SOCA.

The order was granted by the High Court in London against 68 year old Christopher Orumgbe Agidi from Lagos in Nigeria, trading as Orion Worldwide Consult Limited. Mr Agidi was the former Director of the Federal Ministry of Education and the former Director of the National Civil Registration Directorate with the Nigerian civil service from 1995 until his retirement in 2002.




http://www.soca.gov.uk/news/311-corrupt-nigerian-official-must-hand-back-p125-million

scopusng:
Thanks, but dating a married certificate could backfire considering the fact that they could verified if I am actually married on that date or not. Don't you think so?

That was why i said that i'm not sure if its legally possible.

You can do court marriage and get marriage certificate.

shaye007:
There are still cheap schools, Presently I have a business school that the tution is 4000pounds for international students and has a good number of nigerian students, Lectures holds only two times in a week with this u can still work for 20hrs when school is in session

Is that for diploma or degree courses?

shaye007:
If u are interested in it

Which school or course is cheap in the UK?

@shaye007

Get intouch with you for what?

@HautMonde

UK admission process is completely FREE, no limitation, prospectus is FREE.

Why do you want pple to pay for free stuff?

@HautMonde

What offer are u talking about? UK admission process is FREE,no limitation, nobody pays for the form or even the prospectus is FREE, so which admission are u talking about?

[quote author=mr.man link=topic=127964.msg7684784#msg7684784 date=1297099805]Abeg,i need answer to my question ooo[/quote]Are u sure u need to book for appointment b4 going there? UK or USA visa appointment?

scopusng:
I have been married for 6 years now, blessed with 3 boys. We only did traditional married and I don't have a married certificate for now. What will happen if I intent to apply for a VISA to any country without married certificate to this effect? For now, we’ve not done the legal wedding, I mean to sign papers and get a married certificate. What will happen when they see that my married certificates date is recent date knowing fully well that we had a traditional married 6 years back with 3 children?

You will need that marriage certificate 4sure, you can back date it to the very year u got married, not sure if that is legally possible though.

akin707:
my partner and l were given a 6month tourist visa ,as part of our plans to go for shopping shopping for our wedding. the problem is dat my wife to be can not make the trip now becos of her job. justwise can l go alone to do the shopping?

Sure u can, nothing wrong with that.