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blank:
I think he meant to say that as a student, healthcare was free. There was no surcharge.

Cc Toshman

malel1:
When I see people trying to discourage people from travelling, I see those people as been mischievous.
There is no way u migrate to a country legally go to school there, and make ur grades. and u wont make it.

MikeSpokes:
is it possible to study law in UK with a science waec result?

pokipoki:
That's not the point. You are getting everything twisted.
Recall that the whole argument was about about free medications for Nigerian students in the UK.
Recall that my argument on surcharges is that the it covers only for emergencies ( which covers your admission in hospitals) and consultation. Other than than that, you have to pay for drugs.
So tell me what is free about the medications, if you don't get admitted to a hospital? After all its not every illness that gets you admitted in hospitals.

pokipoki:
Nope. Because my condition was never been termed as an emergency.

pokipoki:
Hahahaha. That's not true. I have never been given free drugs. The only thing NHS did was to run free blood test which took about a week for the result to come out. Had to wait a week for the result or pay a private lab for the blood work.

pokipoki:
Do NHS give you free drugs? I mean to nigerian students? Since that's what the argument is all about.

cruzclinton1:
get your answers in this thread.



https://www.nairaland.com/2471964/qatar-uae-general-visa-enquiries/296

pokipoki:
Citizens don't pay for their drugs, it's free for them.
So if one pays £8.60.for drugs. It's not free then. This buttresses my claim that the surcharge is for consultation and maybe emergency.

toshmann:
Yea . . . uhm. . . . . e don tey
Which year was that again. . . .ok . . . . Let's just say. . . Gordon Brown was Prime Minister when I was in school

pokipoki:
Don't know when you finished school in the UK, but it's clearly written in the visa and resident permit "No public funds". The medical surcharge covers for only emergency and I think GP consultations which includes tests. The drugs you have to buy at a pharmacy.

toshmann:
Students usually have health coverage from their school. I went to school in the UK. Unless they've stopped covering students

Pathetic

DSSHQ:
Hello Justwise and everyone here. I have an issue I want you all to help me clarify. A family member has a UK master's degree some years back. He wants to go for another one now simply because he has got funding from some external sources. His masters degree is different from the one he has applied for now. I doubt if the UK embassy will grant him another tier 4 visa. Though , the university has admitted him after successfully proving that his new course is needed for career progression. I adviced him to go to another country but he is bent on going to the UK because of the short duration of a UK degree. What are the chances that he wil be granted another tier 4 visa? Thanks.

Mcowubaba:
Possibly your right.. Though I will still confirmed this directly from the HomeOffice.

My dad did most of applications and payments then..
I was a bit naive and much younger then.

lovelygurl:
Oh lol I was already like

Because it's not like that here

Mcowubaba:
Don't know about now, but when I went to UK in 2007, I payed for medical insurance...
I'm talking based on personal experience. Unless I was duped

Mcowubaba:
Free or included in Tuition?

Medical insurance!!!

tlops:
Maybe she does not have access to NHS (non-citizens) which can cost alot, which could be a reason for coming to Nigeria for a supposed minor appendix surgery.

pokipoki:
Medicals not free for non citizens. Student inclusive!!!

malel1:
He said saving 200k monthly is his dream,
In nigeria how many people can save 200k every month?
Saving 200k every months for 2years can take care of his tuition fee, mind u, u don't have to pay all immediately.

Speeddial:
Student Visa

Speeddial:
Saving 200k monthly after every expense from January next year is my dream. I have sat down to reason, and saw that this won't be feasible in 10years if I remain in Nigeria.

So I came up with moving to the US as an investment I should make. According to my research I found that the minimum wage in the States is $10 per hour, that means if I work 10 hour each day I will earn 950,000 naira in a month.

Now my dream can be achieve with ease, I need advice from people who live in the US.

DSSHQ:
Hello Justwise and everyone here. I have an issue I want you all to help me clarify. A family member has a UK master's degree some years back. He wants to go for another one now simply because he has got funding from some external sources. His masters degree is different from the one he has applied for now. I doubt if the UK embassy will grant him another tier 4 visa. Though , the university has admitted him after successfully proving that his new course is needed for career progression. I adviced him to go to another country but he is bent on going to the UK because of the short duration of a UK degree. What are the chances that he wil be granted another tier 4 visa? Thanks.

seyewest:
Nawa ooooo story upon story

Emexnairaland:
JUSTWISE PLEASE CAN YOU HELP OUT..... i requested for refund of visa application fee today prior to my appointment time, because I was not able to successfully make my IHS PAYMENT. I was at TLS center ikeja today and I was told to start a new application so I can pay for IHS FEE. Should I still use the same VISA4UK login details or I should create a new account for the fresh application?