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Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 3 by justwise(mod): 8:23pm On May 17, 2017
mimilyrics:
Oh! Okay. Thanks so much. I will send it to my school as soon as I collect it. Should it be addressed to my school or just 'to whom it may concern' since that's what I'd be using for my visa application? And is there a format for addressing the letter? So I can let them know.

I'll keep you posted as to how it goes.

PS: This thread has been so informative and I've learnt so much in just a few days of stumbling on it.
That will do, there is no specific format.
Travel › Re: Passport Not Stamped And No Refusal Letter by justwise(mod): 7:05pm On May 17, 2017
There is an active Uk spouse visa thread here look for it and post this.
Travel › Re: Enquiry On Forms To Fill For Canada Study Permit Visa by justwise(mod): 7:03pm On May 17, 2017
Look for Canadian student visa thread and post this.
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(mod): 3:39pm On May 17, 2017
folakemigeh:
Hello Oga justwise and Co.


Please i have a problem, A decision has been made on my Visa Application since 25th of April 2017 and up till now my passport has not been returned to me or neither has TLS sent me a mail for collection, thats over 3weeks since decision has been made.

Also i even did the Value added service for SMS and i have not gotten any reply.. Should i go to the VI office and complain, or should i still wait ?

NB: i was meant to have traveled by May 7th since i applied around March



Please kindly help a sister here sad
Pay them a visit, it's possible that your passport is there
Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 3 by justwise(mod): 12:45pm On May 17, 2017
mimilyrics:
Not yet. I won't be getting it till like May 25. When applying for the visa, do I just go with one addressed to the BBC or to whom it may concern? Do I need any explanation as to why I'm being sponsored? Because I honestly just sent a request to the company and they accepted to.

Thank you.
No you need to send it to your school as part of your admission package and they will include that in your CAS
Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 3 by justwise(mod): 10:05am On May 17, 2017
mimilyrics:
Hi @justwise, @Spikec.

Kudos for the good job you guys have been doing. I've actually followed the thread from part one. Been up most nights trying to absorb all the necessary info.

I'm on the September 2017 student intake and I'll be fully sponsored by a multinational company. My letter should be ready in a few weeks. my CAS is currently being processed. Pls are there any guidelines to follow? I noticed that most of the other posters here mainly applied using their own accounts or their parents.

There's been one UK visit visa refusal but I've been to the US after the refusal and still have a valid US visa.

Thank you.
Did you send the sponsorship letter to your school?
Travel › Re: Pls Help! My Friend In America Is About To Send Me Invitation Latter by justwise(mod): 12:39pm On May 16, 2017
Post this in US visa thread
Travel › Re: If You are A Nigerian, Don't Ever Think Of Going To Namibia, read this.. by justwise(mod): 9:57am On May 16, 2017
tumababa:
well... I'm speaking for myself. i can't.
.. and you should not. No visiting visa cost that much, it's totally insane to pay that much for a visiting visa to any country let alone Namibia
Travel › Re: I Need Advice by justwise(mod): 9:50am On May 16, 2017
jesulodu:
i once applied for usa visa sometimes 2015 in dubai but i was denied because i didnt have strong ties with the uae but now i applied again this time in Nigeria and my interview is around the corner. i have been working in the uae over three years now . my aunt send me invitation for her daughters wedding ceremony. what is my chances of getting the visa.
Please post this in US visa thread
Travel › Re: Cattle Spotted At Ibadan Airport by justwise(mod): 9:44pm On May 15, 2017
Travel › Re: If You are A Nigerian, Don't Ever Think Of Going To Namibia, read this.. by justwise(mod): 9:28pm On May 15, 2017
austino677:
that he's been cleared by the immigration and now in Windhoek tongue
Good luck to him if there is any truth in that.
Travel › Re: If You are A Nigerian, Don't Ever Think Of Going To Namibia, read this.. by justwise(mod): 9:21pm On May 15, 2017
Afam4eva:
You're going round circles. You went to the UK as a genuine student. You should have also left as a genuine student. Why did you need to apply for a work visa. That's not work the British Embassy had in mind when they gave you a study visa. It's not a crime like i said earlier but you used your Ogbon to beat the system

Lol grin It's Mauritius not Sechelles. I'm not dumb enough to think that travelling to Mauritius makes it easier for me to cross over to any foreign country. I went there to study briefly which i did and came back as a good citizen of Nigeria grin I've been discussing relocating to the US and Canada for the past 5 years and i haven't gotten through to actually taking the step because i don't want to be an illegal considering i'm a law abiding citizen grin


You went to Mauritius to study briefly? Yea tell that to a year old baby Afam4eva, you couldn't make it to Canada from Mauritius by sea and decided to come back to Nigeria to keep dreaming again.


Let me educate you a bit about Uk student visa at that time..there are many work programs available to foreign students who graduated here and schools organizes seminars to encourage foreign students to take advantages of work programs to gain work experiences.

So foreign students are eligible to apply and explore other opportunities.

So dude i don't need to come back to Nigeria to apply and i don't need to inform the British embassy before making that decision.
Travel › Re: If You are A Nigerian, Don't Ever Think Of Going To Namibia, read this.. by justwise(mod):
onatisi:
Over 60% of those applying for visas pay exorbitant money to travel agent to help them secure documents for visas or even visas. And majority of those intending to travel now have 70% plan to stay there. The thing that pained me most is that they didnt allow the man to finish his story before they started their holiness campaign theories
Who stops him from posting here? What else do you want him to tell you? You knew how he got his visa, you knew why he was going to Namibia and you knew what happened at the airport.

You the devil's advocate why not stop criticizing those who decided to do things the right way?
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 5 by justwise(mod): 7:44pm On May 15, 2017
@All

Please lets stop advertising for hospitals here indirectly, we have shared more than enough info here to help anybody who is interested.

If somebody really need info about hospitals or visa issues they will find it with a simple search.

Thank you.
Travel › Re: If You are A Nigerian, Don't Ever Think Of Going To Namibia, read this.. by justwise(mod): 7:13pm On May 15, 2017
Itanna:
Don't mind him. He is only after their passport. I said this earlier. I knew that was his motive but unfortunately, that country has tough immigration. Don't even dare them cos they will fish out your motive. They believe u can't be coming to Namibia of all places when u have SA and other touristic Southern African countries.
Even if he is after passport he should at least go through proper channel. This is exactly why Nigerians are treated like criminals at airports around the world, people here can play race card as much as they want but some Nigerians have really dented our image and even Nigerians with genuine intentions are paying the price.
Travel › Re: If You are A Nigerian, Don't Ever Think Of Going To Namibia, read this.. by justwise(mod): 7:01pm On May 15, 2017
Afam4eva:
You conveniently dodged my question. Upon finishing your studies, you should have returned to Nigerian first and then apply for British citizenship from Nigeria if you're the saint you claim to be. Better still, you should have made it known at the time of application that you could decide to remain in the UK if you're such a saint. You hid under the pretense of going to school to become a UK citizen which is what a lot of Nigerians are doing. So, i don't understand how yours is saintly and others are criminals.
Afam4eva you are ignorant of what you are talking about, i came to the UK as genuine foreign student, studied from certificate level to Msc, after my degree i applied for work visa and worked for 2yrs before going back for my Msc. The process i took wasn't against the immigration rules.

I did not come to the UK with visiting visa and trying to convert it to permanent residency. The decision to stay back for more studies and work was mine because i saw a legitimate opportunity.

I can understand why you traveled to Seychelles couple of yrs ago hoping to travel to Canada from there, it does not work that way.
Travel › Re: If You are A Nigerian, Don't Ever Think Of Going To Namibia, read this.. by justwise(mod): 3:41pm On May 15, 2017
Afam4eva:
It's not illegitimate to get citizenship by first schooling abroad. But what did you tell them at the embassy when you were being interviewed or sent your application? Let me guess "Once i'm done schooling, i'll come back home and add my quota to the development of my country". That's actually what they want to hear but a lot of people have post-educational plans which includes getting a job upon graduation, becoming a permanent resident and invariably becoming a citizen. Except of course the decision to remain in the UK came up after you were done with school.

My point is that a lot of us are not totally clean and we have done some things to get to where we are.
You are making some uninformed assumptions. There is no such question in the UK tier4 visa application form at that time and I never attended any interview.

Say you are not clean because I don't have time for some dodge deals.
Travel › Re: If You are A Nigerian, Don't Ever Think Of Going To Namibia, read this.. by justwise(mod): 12:54pm On May 15, 2017
Afam4eva:
@OP
You have to accept the fact that you were not detained for no reason. It's not right to come online and say that the namibian immigration were not fair when you actually intend to enter Namibia under false pretense and abscond. Corruption is soo rife in this country that we no longer even know right from wrong.

Having said that, i think a lot of Nigerians travel abroad under false pretense too. It's only when they get there and settle down that they start to debase other people's hustle. How many of the people attacking the guy traveled abroad genuinely. It's either you went through school or supposed visit and then changed your status afterwards.
I came here through education and walk my way legitimately to citizenship so what is wrong with that?

There are legitimate ways to citizenship in many countries IF you want to do things the right way and NOT trying to cheat the immigration system and get caught
Travel › Re: If You are A Nigerian, Don't Ever Think Of Going To Namibia, read this.. by justwise(mod): 12:51pm On May 15, 2017
Weep4myCountry:
My brother you have to visit first and be sure you really want to stay there or its just an illusion, then you can apply for a resident permit.
Yes visiting first is not a bad idea but you went about it the wrong way.

1.Did she sent you an IV? if yes, did you attach that to your visa application form?

2. If no 1 is not the case..did you book a hotel and attach the reservation email to your visa application form?

3. How many days did you indicate in your visa application form and how much do you have in cash?
Travel › Re: If You are A Nigerian, Don't Ever Think Of Going To Namibia, read this.. by justwise(mod): 9:42pm On May 14, 2017
Weep4myCountry:
Been following up this pastor for years and during that time I also met a Namibian lady via his page and we started talking too, we got intimate without seeing each other and it actually felt real not because am seeking for this citizenship or planning to marry her for selfish reasons and leave her, I know you might be thinking that but seriously I actually felt something in there sincerely and I knew meeting her will be awesome.

Don't come here to judge me that I left my country, job, spent my money and risked my life to go and see a lady, the truth is 80% of those reading this will do the same like me, 10% will escape if their very religious and the other 10% if they are married with kids and a lot of responsibility but young promising dude like me will jump and grab it. Am not justifying my actions but I also believe its not the end of the world and I get back to feet because am really broken now.

After 1 year of talking and getting into each other, we decided to take our relationship to the next level. The lady moved from her parents house wanted to rent a room but she decided to rent a flat in our names which she sent me copies of the agreement and receipt. We both agreed that I will come over and we can leave happily there because of the same believe " Namibia is very peaceful and better than Nigerian to build a home and raise our kids". I have a good knowledge of IT and I studied Computer science she said she will introduce me to her uncle who will give me a better job but he has to see me first because when she told him about me, he said he doesn't trust Nigerians so I have to make him believe am really in love with this lady.


So the Namibian immigration suspicion was on point then? You were planning to enter the country with visiting visa to live with a lady you met online?

That is a wrong visa and you should have done thing the right way.


The title of this thread is wrong.
Travel › Re: UK Spouse Visa/Appeal Process-part2 by justwise(mod): 8:45pm On May 14, 2017
Bereabul:
lexusgs430
tosine
darcy16
justwise

Hello my good people. Please i need your assistance on the followings questios on the visa application form.

1.) Have you ever used, or been known by, any other names? This includes a married name, maiden name, name at birth, professional name.
if yes based on the fact am married...should the surname and given names/forenames to input be my husbands surname or maiden?

2.) To be double sure is there anywhere in the form that needs maiden name to be inserted. Need to be sure am on track.

Thanks in advance...
1.Write the name you are known by before marriage, that is exactly what the question is referring to.

2. All application forms has a space for maiden name
Travel › Re: QATAR And UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES PART 2 by justwise(mod): 2:26pm On May 14, 2017
suco01:
To b sincere you guys are really tryin by devoting ur precious time to giv out info. I think some rules need to be change inn dis group. fear of scammers is d prob wit many pple, riskin ones life savings and ending up been scammed is nt a gud thing. dnt knw if u guys can pls do help us wit certified trustworthy agents and also if there is any company dat one can apply to direct frm Nigeria. Its an opinion. pls dnt bash me. D gurus can put heads togeda to do dat. I am sure it will av a long way to go.
Sorry that is not going to happen here.
Travel › Re: If You are A Nigerian, Don't Ever Think Of Going To Namibia, read this.. by justwise(mod): 1:24pm On May 14, 2017
Weep4myCountry:
I heard so much good things about Namibia also from this forum, about the country been a tourist center and how beautiful the country is so I decided to apply for a visa and explore, also I have a Pastor friend here in Namibia that I intended seeing and staying at his place when I get here for the period of visit. That's how it all started..

I have a good job in Nigeria so I saved up some few months of my salary and allowances for this trip. I applied for my visa in Abuja and sharply it came out, although I spent a lot before it came out and also paid some extra charges to some staffs there at the embassy that said if I don't pay them I might be denied. For just my visa alone I spent over 500k because of the treats of getting from some staffs there that will always call me and tell me the have a lot to do for me to get the visa, after me submitting with valid documents and met all their requirements.

When I first paid 100k after submitting I wanted to stop paying but I said how will my 100k go just like that so became a maga that once u start paying u will keep paying till u get what u want so they took advantage of me and I kept paying but the visa came out.
You spent over 500K for a Namibian visa that cost just under N20K?
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(mod): 12:59pm On May 14, 2017
Beeordun100:
@justwise
Pls do you have an idea if our previous fee will be refunded? Since we would be startn a fresh application. Also the documents and pics sent earlier Wats going to happen to them, as we will be needing it for this new application also. I jst Hope dey don't reject our application before we make another appointment.
It should be refunded if you act quickly to cancel it. They will probably use the same set of documents as the requirements are almost the same, but don't take my word for it and contact them for instruction
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(mod): 12:19pm On May 14, 2017
Beeordun100:
Hello House, pls I'm new here but will really appreciate your opinions. I have a lil problem as I jst realized I'm supposed to apply for a Tier 2 dependent visa (general migrant up to 3years) instead of a settlement visa. I have submitted my application, I have done my biometrics and ive also sent my supporting documents to sheffield. Pls is there a way I can change from settlement to tier 2 dependent? I am yet to get a mail from UKVI tho. Pls wil appreciate your response on what to do next. Thanks.
You need to contact the embassy immediately and explain things to them. They may ask you to complete another form and cancel the previous application.
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(mod): 11:43am On May 14, 2017
harlee:
what other options can you advice
Non.
Travel › Re: If You are A Nigerian, Don't Ever Think Of Going To Namibia, read this.. by justwise(mod): 10:23am On May 14, 2017
Weep4myCountry:
I am writing from my phone lying down in a cold bare floor, locked up in Hosea Kakuta Airport, if there's any Namibian or anyone who works at the airport here in Namibia reading this, you can do whatever you want, I just want my people to know that am suffering here.

The wifi in this room is slow so I will only update when I can please and if they don't notice am having a phone in here
Why were you locked up?
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(mod): 8:07am On May 14, 2017
olamilekan9:
HI GREET THE HOUSE,PLS I JUST WANT TO ASK IF SOMEONE WITH A VALID 6MONTHS VISITOR VISA AND A REASONABLE SUM IN HIS/HER ACCOUNT CAN APPLY FOR A TEMPORARY RESIDENT PERMIT IN THE UK ,IS IT POSSIBLE?
No you can't
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(mod): 8:05am On May 14, 2017
harlee:
good day,please I need info on how to relocate to the UK,am 23 diploma holder of business administration.my dad wants me to move to the UK. please what are the general requirements and procedures to secure a work permit visa.on the issue of bank account statement.my dad is going to fund the trip.i need advice on how to apply for it asap.thanks
That is not possible from Nigeria.

This is a link to different type of UK work visas https://www.gov.uk/browse/visas-immigration/work-visas
Travel › Re: HELP A Brother by justwise(mod): 6:19pm On May 13, 2017
elijah101:
https://www.nairaland.com/351402/north-cyprus
start from page 1 .. read and understand
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(mod): 5:46pm On May 13, 2017
sim2003:
i need advice please. i want to visit the Uk in August to see my sister in Manchester during my vacation . i work as a secretary in my state. In addition to that, i am so in charge of the building project in the family. My basic salary is 56227 naira after tax. but i receive over 1 million monthly from my siblings for our project.
how do i explain this to the EO?
i was denied us visa last year when i wanted to attend my elder brother wedding in Texas. Am i gonna mention that refusal in my Uk application?


Explain it the same way you did here now with evidence of money sent if you have any.

It's important that you declare any visa refusal if asked
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(mod): 5:44pm On May 13, 2017
harry41:
Hello, pls I submitted my app on 18th April and on 8th May I got a mail saying my application is not straightforward. I'm anxious because my date of travel is on Friday and I haven't heard from them. Hope the delay won't exceed my planned travel date
The delay email you received is normal many have received it here and still get their visas

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